Hosting Startup Ideas

2 years ago

A “web as a service” product that allows users to create and sell their own online courses. The startup is currently rated 6.0 on the web-hosting site SitePoint.

236

2 years ago

Web Hosting that allows you to have 1 account for all your websites and email, and one billing.

220

3 years ago

A Chinese-based company that is trying to build a subscription-based web hosting service.

166

3 years ago

Building a subscription service for hosting websites, similar to Windows’ own hosting service but without the cost.

164

3 years ago

A startup that invests in podcasts and offers them hosting to help them grow.

159

3 years ago

A platform for self-hosting, on-demand virtual reality content, allowing users to access VR worlds without a headset.

158

1 year ago

A Russian startup working on a decentralized version of Airbnb. The company gets paid for hosting travelers and then pays them in Dash.

155

3 years ago

A software platform for publishing academic papers and hosting conferences, designed for scientists, researchers, and students.

151

3 years ago

As of 2016, accelerator programs are across the world, from Silicon Valley to London, with India, China, Singapore and Israel also hosting their own.

150

3 years ago

A tool for building, hosting, and connecting with data-driven digital products

149

3 years ago

Idea: A platform for hosting online courses. The startup says it has a 45% course completion rate, with a 6% course drop rate.

148

3 years ago

A hosting company that offers affordable hosting

140

3 years ago

A startup that brings the power of an “off-the-shelf” product like Uber or Airbnb to the small business owner. It makes the process of hosting, booking, and paying for a service as easy as booking a flight or an Uber.

139

2 years ago

A collaborative platform (like GitHub or Trello) for hosting and sharing software code.

137

1 year ago

A company that provides a platform for clients to build their own websites, including hosting and domain registration, with a focus on clients who need a site for a specific purpose.

137

1 year ago

A startup that provides web hosting services to companies. The startup wants to make PaaS a service that any company can afford, not just the big players.

136

3 years ago

This startup is building a platform that helps sports teams track players’ health and performance in real-time. They are hosting a hackathon for developers to build the tech they’ve been developing in stealth mode.

122

1 year ago

A web hosting company that offers a SaaS-based platform that helps businesses set up and manage their operations.

122

3 years ago

A startup that provides a service for renting servers, using a model similar to Airbnb Users can rent a server by the hour, day, week, or month They rent out their unused servers, which helps keep them up to date, and clients get cheap hosting

120

1 year ago

A tool for managing your domain registrar, domain names, and hosting.

120

1 year ago

A free kick to launch a startup, with fees for services like hosting and legal advice.

116

2 years ago

A coworking space that hosts entrepreneurs for meetings. They are hosting a series of events and are looking for members.

100

2 years ago

This startup wants to make it easier for people to sell their used gadgets and electronics. It wants to give users free website or app hosting and a platform for selling their devices and accessories.

100

1 month ago

A tool for event organizers that helps them create events online, bid on them, and collect payments. It also means you can find events your friends are hosting.

99

2 years ago

A system for hosting, sharing and storing videos, photos, and other files.

96

2 years ago

Settle.me is a video hosting platform for Airbnb hosts, helping them tell and share their stories.

90

1 year ago

A company that helps small businesses get online. It provides website and mobile app design, marketing, and hosting for a one-time fee that includes a year of maintenance.

90

2 years ago

Companies can use Made.io to upload and store their files in the cloud, so that they can easily be accessed when needed. The company then provides its own hosting and security, and then takes a small cut of the revenue.

86

1 year ago

A startup that helps people manage their mental illness, hosting support groups and offering free support.

78

7 months ago

A platform for hosting and managing community events, allowing event organizers to sell tickets and even hold a raffle.

74

29 days ago

This startup is building a platform for hosting websites and apps across multiple devices. They say they’re not trying to compete with Google or Facebook but instead use their own platform to help connect their customers to their apps.

74

1 year ago

A web hosting company that promises to increase website load times by as much as 1,000%.

73

1 year ago

“We're building a platform for hosting, connecting and monetizing all types of users. Our focus is to enable the most innovative entrepreneurs and brands to build unique applications with our tools."

73

1 year ago

A platform for managing, tracking and hosting video content for e-learning. You upload your video, and Farmako does the rest.

72

1 year ago

A startup for the sales of all kinds of used goods. The startup is hosting weekly events to help people sell goods directly to buyers.

71

8 months ago

A startup that helps your business grow by helping it gain visibility through well-branded, easy-to-share content. It aims to make content marketing for small businesses much easier by hosting their content on its platform and making it easy for people to find.

71

7 months ago

A free web-hosting service that allows users to create their own websites, blogs, and photo galleries.

71

1 year ago

A new way to pay for quarterly web hosting.

70

1 year ago

A domain registration and hosting service for startups and entrepreneurs in India and the Middle East. The company is in the midst of a $1 million seed round.

70

1 year ago

A company that sells solutions for hosting and running private events, with a particular focus on weddings and parties.

69

1 year ago

A company that wants to help businesses in the Midwest build better, cheaper, faster websites using shared hosting services.

67

2 years ago

This startup is building a full stack hosting solution for developers, allowing them to build and deploy websites and applications online.

65

1 year ago

A startup similar to Airbnb but for hosting companies

65

6 months ago

A blockchain startup looking to build a decentralized platform for deploying, hosting and managing applications that run on the Ethereum network.

63

1 year ago

A web-based software for designing, managing and hosting a web-based training program for employees. It makes it easy for companies to develop, host and share training programs

62

2 years ago

A tool that makes it easy to make videos with simple software. The startup is built on the Huddle video hosting platform.

59

10 months ago

A platform that lets users host conferences, potentially saving the high cost of hosting one in-person.

59

1 year ago

A platform for deploying cloud-based applications and hosting websites.

58

1 year ago

A startup that wants to help you kickstart the work on your next app or product. They’ll sell you the software, hosting, and marketing for a set price, and help you sell it to customers.

57

1 year ago

A startup that wants to give small businesses a platform for hosting and selling their products directly to their customers.

56

1 year ago

A platform that allows users to connect to their hosting accounts, manage DNS, and set up email with a single interface, much like the company Mailgun.

55

1 year ago

Periscope is a video hosting platform, popular with people who want to broadcast a live video stream from an iOS device. They launched in July and have been growing quickly, hosting over 20 million videos to date.

55

1 year ago

A startup that creates a personal library of books and audio files, and then creates a podcast about the book or audio that it is hosting.

53

1 year ago

A web hosting company that sells managed services to individual clients rather than small businesses.

53

5 months ago

A startup that helps people create websites and mobile apps, with one-click hosting and customization.

47

1 year ago

This startup is building a marketplace for “sales-ready” websites and the themes they would be built around. The company provides their own hosting & domain names, but it’s up to the seller if they want to use them and with what.

46

7 months ago

A startup that hosts and runs a marketplace for small business owners to help them set up their own online store and then provides the web hosting, marketing, and other services to get them up and running.

43

6 months ago

A team working to create an API that enables people to build software that can be deployed on any cloud hosting provider.

41

1 year ago

A hosting service for companies that want to use their own servers for infrastructure. The host can either set up their own servers and manage them, or hook into the infrastructure of a shared hosting provider.

37

5 months ago

A startup for web hosting that helps startups and enterprises find the best deal with a service that works with their tech stack.

34

3 months ago

Thanks to the Internet Archive for hosting the videos from the Startup Battlefield 2015.

30

5 months ago

A B2B company that supports individual and corporate rentals of servers, storage, and networking equipment, including virtual private servers, cloud infrastructure, colocation, and managed hosting.

29

3 months ago

A platform for crowdfunding and hosting design competitions. They’ve been around for a few years, offering a way for people to connect with designers and get their work seen.

25

11 days ago

A startup for creating and hosting online quizzes that helps you find the right people for your team, and helps you make those hires faster and cheaper.

22

2 months ago

A for-profit platform for the creation and hosting of online tutorials

20

2 months ago

Instead of building a home, the founders say, this company lets people rent out their homes and instead make a profit on the hosting fee. It’s similar to Airbnb for personal use.

19

7 days ago

A company that helps companies take their websites offline. The startup aims to help companies to save money on cloud hosting, since it can take time and money to make sites go offline.

14

3 years ago

Idea: Free, Simple and Easy-to-Use P2P Web Hosting

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Hosting Startup Ideas

A “web as a service” product that allows users to create and sell their own online courses. The startup is currently rated 6.0 on the web-hosting site SitePoint.

Web Hosting that allows you to have 1 account for all your websites and email, and one billing.

A Chinese-based company that is trying to build a subscription-based web hosting service.

Building a subscription service for hosting websites, similar to Windows’ own hosting service but without the cost.

A startup that invests in podcasts and offers them hosting to help them grow.

A platform for self-hosting, on-demand virtual reality content, allowing users to access VR worlds without a headset.

A Russian startup working on a decentralized version of Airbnb. The company gets paid for hosting travelers and then pays them in Dash.

A software platform for publishing academic papers and hosting conferences, designed for scientists, researchers, and students.

As of 2016, accelerator programs are across the world, from Silicon Valley to London, with India, China, Singapore and Israel also hosting their own.

A tool for building, hosting, and connecting with data-driven digital products

Idea: A platform for hosting online courses. The startup says it has a 45% course completion rate, with a 6% course drop rate.

A hosting company that offers affordable hosting

A startup that brings the power of an “off-the-shelf” product like Uber or Airbnb to the small business owner. It makes the process of hosting, booking, and paying for a service as easy as booking a flight or an Uber.

A collaborative platform (like GitHub or Trello) for hosting and sharing software code.

A company that provides a platform for clients to build their own websites, including hosting and domain registration, with a focus on clients who need a site for a specific purpose.

A startup that provides web hosting services to companies. The startup wants to make PaaS a service that any company can afford, not just the big players.

This startup is building a platform that helps sports teams track players’ health and performance in real-time. They are hosting a hackathon for developers to build the tech they’ve been developing in stealth mode.

A web hosting company that offers a SaaS-based platform that helps businesses set up and manage their operations.

A startup that provides a service for renting servers, using a model similar to Airbnb Users can rent a server by the hour, day, week, or month They rent out their unused servers, which helps keep them up to date, and clients get cheap hosting

A tool for managing your domain registrar, domain names, and hosting.

A free kick to launch a startup, with fees for services like hosting and legal advice.

A coworking space that hosts entrepreneurs for meetings. They are hosting a series of events and are looking for members.

This startup wants to make it easier for people to sell their used gadgets and electronics. It wants to give users free website or app hosting and a platform for selling their devices and accessories.

A tool for event organizers that helps them create events online, bid on them, and collect payments. It also means you can find events your friends are hosting.

A system for hosting, sharing and storing videos, photos, and other files.

Settle.me is a video hosting platform for Airbnb hosts, helping them tell and share their stories.

A company that helps small businesses get online. It provides website and mobile app design, marketing, and hosting for a one-time fee that includes a year of maintenance.

Companies can use Made.io to upload and store their files in the cloud, so that they can easily be accessed when needed. The company then provides its own hosting and security, and then takes a small cut of the revenue.

A startup that helps people manage their mental illness, hosting support groups and offering free support.

A platform for hosting and managing community events, allowing event organizers to sell tickets and even hold a raffle.

This startup is building a platform for hosting websites and apps across multiple devices. They say they’re not trying to compete with Google or Facebook but instead use their own platform to help connect their customers to their apps.

A web hosting company that promises to increase website load times by as much as 1,000%.

“We're building a platform for hosting, connecting and monetizing all types of users. Our focus is to enable the most innovative entrepreneurs and brands to build unique applications with our tools."

A platform for managing, tracking and hosting video content for e-learning. You upload your video, and Farmako does the rest.

A startup for the sales of all kinds of used goods. The startup is hosting weekly events to help people sell goods directly to buyers.

A startup that helps your business grow by helping it gain visibility through well-branded, easy-to-share content. It aims to make content marketing for small businesses much easier by hosting their content on its platform and making it easy for people to find.

A free web-hosting service that allows users to create their own websites, blogs, and photo galleries.

A new way to pay for quarterly web hosting.

A domain registration and hosting service for startups and entrepreneurs in India and the Middle East. The company is in the midst of a $1 million seed round.

A company that sells solutions for hosting and running private events, with a particular focus on weddings and parties.

A company that wants to help businesses in the Midwest build better, cheaper, faster websites using shared hosting services.

This startup is building a full stack hosting solution for developers, allowing them to build and deploy websites and applications online.

A startup similar to Airbnb but for hosting companies

A blockchain startup looking to build a decentralized platform for deploying, hosting and managing applications that run on the Ethereum network.

A web-based software for designing, managing and hosting a web-based training program for employees. It makes it easy for companies to develop, host and share training programs

A tool that makes it easy to make videos with simple software. The startup is built on the Huddle video hosting platform.

A platform that lets users host conferences, potentially saving the high cost of hosting one in-person.

A platform for deploying cloud-based applications and hosting websites.

A startup that wants to help you kickstart the work on your next app or product. They’ll sell you the software, hosting, and marketing for a set price, and help you sell it to customers.

A startup that wants to give small businesses a platform for hosting and selling their products directly to their customers.

A platform that allows users to connect to their hosting accounts, manage DNS, and set up email with a single interface, much like the company Mailgun.

Periscope is a video hosting platform, popular with people who want to broadcast a live video stream from an iOS device. They launched in July and have been growing quickly, hosting over 20 million videos to date.

A startup that creates a personal library of books and audio files, and then creates a podcast about the book or audio that it is hosting.

A web hosting company that sells managed services to individual clients rather than small businesses.

A startup that helps people create websites and mobile apps, with one-click hosting and customization.

This startup is building a marketplace for “sales-ready” websites and the themes they would be built around. The company provides their own hosting & domain names, but it’s up to the seller if they want to use them and with what.

A startup that hosts and runs a marketplace for small business owners to help them set up their own online store and then provides the web hosting, marketing, and other services to get them up and running.

A team working to create an API that enables people to build software that can be deployed on any cloud hosting provider.

A hosting service for companies that want to use their own servers for infrastructure. The host can either set up their own servers and manage them, or hook into the infrastructure of a shared hosting provider.

A startup for web hosting that helps startups and enterprises find the best deal with a service that works with their tech stack.

Thanks to the Internet Archive for hosting the videos from the Startup Battlefield 2015.

A B2B company that supports individual and corporate rentals of servers, storage, and networking equipment, including virtual private servers, cloud infrastructure, colocation, and managed hosting.

A platform for crowdfunding and hosting design competitions. They’ve been around for a few years, offering a way for people to connect with designers and get their work seen.

A startup for creating and hosting online quizzes that helps you find the right people for your team, and helps you make those hires faster and cheaper.

A for-profit platform for the creation and hosting of online tutorials

Instead of building a home, the founders say, this company lets people rent out their homes and instead make a profit on the hosting fee. It’s similar to Airbnb for personal use.

A company that helps companies take their websites offline. The startup aims to help companies to save money on cloud hosting, since it can take time and money to make sites go offline.

Idea: Free, Simple and Easy-to-Use P2P Web Hosting