Listed Startup Ideas

3 years ago

A startup that connects people who have excess inventory they don’t want to sell with people who want to buy it (eg I have 50 cases of extra inventory I need to get rid of I have it listed online and you can come pick it up)

190

3 years ago

A tool for teachers to look for suppliers of the classroom supplies they need. The startup, which was founded in July, is building a list of suppliers that are listed on Amazon.

158

2 years ago

This is a website for buying and selling used computers. The website automatically searches for computers that are listed by sellers.

135

3 years ago

In addition to the startup projects listed here, some startups have been incubated at Techstars in its program.

134

3 years ago

The following startups were all listed in the “premier” category at TechCrunch Disrupt SF, but didn’t make the final cut to the demo stage of the event.

134

2 years ago

A startup that wants to help people who are looking to sell their home listed on Zillow or Trulia.

119

3 years ago

A startup that makes it easier for people to search for events. They have over 50,000 active events listed on their site, and are focusing on events in the B2B space.

118

2 years ago

This company is building a platform to give people the ability to make money by buying and reselling items on the same day they are listed for sale.

111

1 year ago

The first online marketplace for small businesses to buy and sell inventory, with all items listed and priced by the owner.

108

2 years ago

Launch is a period of intense growth and expansion, and the companies listed above are just a drop in the bucket. As the startup ecosystem continues to grow, a lot more startups will have good ideas. Here are the top startups that have launched in 2019, according to TechCrunch.

101

2 years ago

Some of the ideas listed in this section are not considered to be ideas per se but instead products in development.

100

7 months ago

A tool for managing multiple organizations with a single account. "Everything listed above, but for business."

86

1 year ago

Most startups listed here do not have any seed funding.

69

1 year ago

In addition to the last column, each company’s founders would be listed in the “people” category. In the case where a company has multiple founders, alphabetical order is used.

66

1 year ago

A startup that turns Facebook into a universal customer service ticketing system for companies. There are no fees for companies to get their tickets listed on the platform and brands can post customer service conversations on the site.

65

2 years ago

A startup where people can list their cars for sale. The company has raised $500,000 in seed funding, and says it has 5,000 cars listed.

63

1 year ago

A decentralized trading platform for digital currencies, built on blockchain technology. It aims to make the digital asset exchange process easy and secure. The company is currently developing a desktop app for the blockchain and is in talks with the US Securities and Exchange Commission about getting listed on a US exchange.

56

10 months ago

SeedLabs is a SaaS for seed stage companies, which the site says are “fast growing, high-potential companies that are too early to be listed on the stock market”. The site is meant to make it easier to find and connect with the best seed stage companies.

55

1 year ago

Leaders are listed in alphabetical order.

49

9 months ago

A startup that finds local businesses listed in Yelp and Zomato, and allows users to connect with them for food orders.

47

1 year ago

A company that is building a tool that helps small businesses in the developing world sell more products by getting them listed on sites like Amazon.

43

1 month ago

In addition to the companies listed below, Y Combinator has also worked with:

41

5 months ago

A home-sharing company that allows renters to take a picture of any room in their home, and immediately see who else has listed the same room.

28

3 months ago

This is a list of companies that have received venture funding. The companies are listed in alphabetical order.

23

3 years ago

Idea: A startup that makes it easier for people to sell or donate their clothing. Users take a picture of their items and it’s automatically listed on a number of different online marketplaces.

20

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Listed Startup Ideas

A startup that connects people who have excess inventory they don’t want to sell with people who want to buy it (eg I have 50 cases of extra inventory I need to get rid of I have it listed online and you can come pick it up)

A tool for teachers to look for suppliers of the classroom supplies they need. The startup, which was founded in July, is building a list of suppliers that are listed on Amazon.

This is a website for buying and selling used computers. The website automatically searches for computers that are listed by sellers.

In addition to the startup projects listed here, some startups have been incubated at Techstars in its program.

The following startups were all listed in the “premier” category at TechCrunch Disrupt SF, but didn’t make the final cut to the demo stage of the event.

A startup that wants to help people who are looking to sell their home listed on Zillow or Trulia.

A startup that makes it easier for people to search for events. They have over 50,000 active events listed on their site, and are focusing on events in the B2B space.

This company is building a platform to give people the ability to make money by buying and reselling items on the same day they are listed for sale.

The first online marketplace for small businesses to buy and sell inventory, with all items listed and priced by the owner.

Launch is a period of intense growth and expansion, and the companies listed above are just a drop in the bucket. As the startup ecosystem continues to grow, a lot more startups will have good ideas. Here are the top startups that have launched in 2019, according to TechCrunch.

Some of the ideas listed in this section are not considered to be ideas per se but instead products in development.

A tool for managing multiple organizations with a single account. "Everything listed above, but for business."

Most startups listed here do not have any seed funding.

In addition to the last column, each company’s founders would be listed in the “people” category. In the case where a company has multiple founders, alphabetical order is used.

A startup that turns Facebook into a universal customer service ticketing system for companies. There are no fees for companies to get their tickets listed on the platform and brands can post customer service conversations on the site.

A startup where people can list their cars for sale. The company has raised $500,000 in seed funding, and says it has 5,000 cars listed.

SeedLabs is a SaaS for seed stage companies, which the site says are “fast growing, high-potential companies that are too early to be listed on the stock market”. The site is meant to make it easier to find and connect with the best seed stage companies.

Leaders are listed in alphabetical order.

A startup that finds local businesses listed in Yelp and Zomato, and allows users to connect with them for food orders.

A company that is building a tool that helps small businesses in the developing world sell more products by getting them listed on sites like Amazon.

In addition to the companies listed below, Y Combinator has also worked with:

A home-sharing company that allows renters to take a picture of any room in their home, and immediately see who else has listed the same room.

This is a list of companies that have received venture funding. The companies are listed in alphabetical order.

Idea: A startup that makes it easier for people to sell or donate their clothing. Users take a picture of their items and it’s automatically listed on a number of different online marketplaces.