London Startup Ideas

2 years ago

A “global prescription drug purchasing company”, with offices in New York, LA, and London.

287

3 months ago

An online platform for research that connects researchers with companies, helping them get more done in less time. Researchers can find the right researchers and get funding more quickly. The startup is based in London, but has another office in San Francisco.

181

2 years ago

A London-based startup that wants to sell a service that helps auto-rickshaw drivers get paid for their rides.

179

2 years ago

A global B2B company that provides “Digital Marketing, Web Development, and Digital Marketing Consulting,” with offices in Sydney, London, and New York.

170

3 years ago

A platform for outsourcing work to freelancers in the UK. The startup helps businesses and professionals find freelance workers for different jobs. The company is based in London, and has offices in Berlin and New York.

163

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.

157

3 years ago

Founded in 2015, Flyfree is an SEO agency based in London. They provide digital marketing services and run their own SEO training academy.

151

3 years ago

A startup for ride-sharing, carpooling, and the sharing economy in London.

149

3 years ago

A virtual assistant that predicts the weather for cities around the world, including New York, London, Hong Kong, Paris, Tokyo, and Mumbai.

144

3 years ago

A company that makes it cheaper to travel to Europe, the UK, and the US. It’s based in London and is looking to grow with the help of a $250,000 series A round.

144

3 years ago

A London startup that helps drone pilots track down lost drones.

143

3 years ago

Changing the way companies find and hire talent. Based in London, the startup is building software meant to give companies a better idea of who’s available that can make them more open to hiring candidates. They have a large set of clients in the UK.

136

2 months ago

A company that makes a smart card used to access public transit in London.

134

3 years ago

A company that maps the world’s urban areas using satellite imagery. It’s currently working with six cities: London, New York, San Francisco, São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Hong Kong.

131

3 years ago

In the summer of 2016, Y Combinator opened a office in London to focus on Europe. The office is headed by Laura Simpson, who previously worked at eBay, and has joined the Y Combinator London team. Y Combinator London is focused on advising and investing in European startups and is led by Stephen O’Grady, who previously worked at Twitter, Google, and Yahoo.

125

3 years ago

“WeWork is a glamorous space. It’s a five-star hotel, it’s more like a five-star mall, it’s a five-star resort — it’s like a nightclub. It’s like a ‘cool’ mall. But it’s really just an address,” said David Graeber, anthropology professor at London School of Economics and author of “Debt: The First 5,000 Years” in an interview with “PBS NewsHour”.

124

3 years ago

The company wants to help the city of London manage its parking meters with a system that’s less expensive and more efficient than London’s current system.

101

2 years ago

This London-based startup is trying to change the way that people think about cryptocurrency. The platform is designed to help people purchase and trade in cryptocurrencies while providing an environment for detailed analysis of the cryptocurrency market.

92

2 years ago

A mobile loyalty program on the city’s streetcars. Citymapper has a small but active mobile app for iPhone and Android devices that is a map of the subway and bus system in London. The company is also building a loyalty program that rewards users for using it.

81

9 months ago

A London-based startup that is building a platform to make it easier for non-programming users to build websites.

77

1 year ago

Based in London, the Startup is a text message based platform that helps businesses get the right resources to the right people.

67

1 year ago

A tool for people to find and book real estate in London, with a focus on the tech startup scene.

58

1 year ago

A startup out of the London School of Economics that’s building a platform to help startup founders create their own student organizations.

57

8 months ago

A web-based platform for connecting buyers and sellers for real estate transactions. The company wants to use blockchain to help prevent fraud, and is headquartered in London.

54

1 year ago

A startup that partners with local stores to make a delivery service that can get food to people within an hour. In the past month the company has already launched in London, and is planning to expand to the US.

53

1 year ago

A shopping platform that helps users find things they need online and has them delivered to their door. It’s available to members in Paris, London, Hong Kong, New York, and Amsterdam.

52

1 year ago

A VC-funded London-based fintech startup that helps people use digital currency to make and receive international payments.

52

1 year ago

This startup is building an app that will let drivers in New York City charge gas and parking to their phones, and get paid via Square. The startup is currently focused on delivery market in London, New York, and Seattle.

51

1 year ago

In the spring of 2015, Y Combinator launched a branch in San Francisco as its first outside of Silicon Valley. It also expanded its new branch to Berlin, London, Toronto, and Madrid. By 2017, Y Combinator said it had over 150 active startups on its program.

48

1 year ago

A global platform that allows companies to manage agents and suppliers in a central location. The company has offices in San Francisco, Mumbai, and London.

48

1 year ago

A London-based startup that helps businesses optimize their operations with artificial intelligence.

46

1 year ago

A startup that provides free Wi-Fi in coffee shops, bars, and restaurants. The company’s founders say that they’re currently working with over 300 venues in London.

45

9 months ago

A London-based startup, working with a number of large companies, building software to help employees reduce the amount of time they spend on corporate email with Blackberry’s QNX real-time operating system.

44

11 months ago

A self-driving car platform that can also deploy human drivers in a car, with a pilot program in London’s Greenwich district.

43

1 year ago

A London-based startup that’s building a new kind of currency that is designed with the goal of being able to be used globally (currently in beta). The company is working with Mastercard to implement a new type of currency that can be used anywhere in the world.

39

1 year ago

A company that reduces the time it takes to book a hotel room. They’re already live in London and San Francisco, and are looking to expand internationally.

32

7 months ago

A London-based startup building an app that brings a digital version of the concierge service to everyone’s phone.

31

5 months ago

A startup that wants to create a neighborhood play space for children, in which parents can watch, play, and learn. It currently has 2 locations in London.

30

7 months ago

A company based in London that helps creative companies and brands run video campaigns.

29

5 months ago

A London-based startup that wants to help you keep track of the things you’ve sold online, so you’re not stuck with a bunch of inventory you can’t sell. When you’re done with something, you can sell it to someone else, and you can make money off of it.

24

29 days ago

A London-based startup that provides a smarter way to buy and sell residential real estate by bringing the power of Big Data into the financial side of the market.

9

1 day ago

This company is trying to help people in big cities like New York, London and Tokyo get the most of their time by helping them to time how they spend each day.

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London Startup Ideas

A “global prescription drug purchasing company”, with offices in New York, LA, and London.

An online platform for research that connects researchers with companies, helping them get more done in less time. Researchers can find the right researchers and get funding more quickly. The startup is based in London, but has another office in San Francisco.

A London-based startup that wants to sell a service that helps auto-rickshaw drivers get paid for their rides.

A global B2B company that provides “Digital Marketing, Web Development, and Digital Marketing Consulting,” with offices in Sydney, London, and New York.

A platform for outsourcing work to freelancers in the UK. The startup helps businesses and professionals find freelance workers for different jobs. The company is based in London, and has offices in Berlin and New York.

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

Founded in 2015, Flyfree is an SEO agency based in London. They provide digital marketing services and run their own SEO training academy.

A startup for ride-sharing, carpooling, and the sharing economy in London.

A virtual assistant that predicts the weather for cities around the world, including New York, London, Hong Kong, Paris, Tokyo, and Mumbai.

A company that makes it cheaper to travel to Europe, the UK, and the US. It’s based in London and is looking to grow with the help of a $250,000 series A round.

A London startup that helps drone pilots track down lost drones.

Changing the way companies find and hire talent. Based in London, the startup is building software meant to give companies a better idea of who’s available that can make them more open to hiring candidates. They have a large set of clients in the UK.

A company that makes a smart card used to access public transit in London.

A company that maps the world’s urban areas using satellite imagery. It’s currently working with six cities: London, New York, San Francisco, São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Hong Kong.

The company wants to help the city of London manage its parking meters with a system that’s less expensive and more efficient than London’s current system.

This London-based startup is trying to change the way that people think about cryptocurrency. The platform is designed to help people purchase and trade in cryptocurrencies while providing an environment for detailed analysis of the cryptocurrency market.

A mobile loyalty program on the city’s streetcars. Citymapper has a small but active mobile app for iPhone and Android devices that is a map of the subway and bus system in London. The company is also building a loyalty program that rewards users for using it.

A London-based startup that is building a platform to make it easier for non-programming users to build websites.

Based in London, the Startup is a text message based platform that helps businesses get the right resources to the right people.

A tool for people to find and book real estate in London, with a focus on the tech startup scene.

A startup out of the London School of Economics that’s building a platform to help startup founders create their own student organizations.

A web-based platform for connecting buyers and sellers for real estate transactions. The company wants to use blockchain to help prevent fraud, and is headquartered in London.

A startup that partners with local stores to make a delivery service that can get food to people within an hour. In the past month the company has already launched in London, and is planning to expand to the US.

A shopping platform that helps users find things they need online and has them delivered to their door. It’s available to members in Paris, London, Hong Kong, New York, and Amsterdam.

A VC-funded London-based fintech startup that helps people use digital currency to make and receive international payments.

This startup is building an app that will let drivers in New York City charge gas and parking to their phones, and get paid via Square. The startup is currently focused on delivery market in London, New York, and Seattle.

In the spring of 2015, Y Combinator launched a branch in San Francisco as its first outside of Silicon Valley. It also expanded its new branch to Berlin, London, Toronto, and Madrid. By 2017, Y Combinator said it had over 150 active startups on its program.

A global platform that allows companies to manage agents and suppliers in a central location. The company has offices in San Francisco, Mumbai, and London.

A London-based startup that helps businesses optimize their operations with artificial intelligence.

A startup that provides free Wi-Fi in coffee shops, bars, and restaurants. The company’s founders say that they’re currently working with over 300 venues in London.

A London-based startup, working with a number of large companies, building software to help employees reduce the amount of time they spend on corporate email with Blackberry’s QNX real-time operating system.

A self-driving car platform that can also deploy human drivers in a car, with a pilot program in London’s Greenwich district.

A London-based startup that’s building a new kind of currency that is designed with the goal of being able to be used globally (currently in beta). The company is working with Mastercard to implement a new type of currency that can be used anywhere in the world.

A company that reduces the time it takes to book a hotel room. They’re already live in London and San Francisco, and are looking to expand internationally.

A London-based startup building an app that brings a digital version of the concierge service to everyone’s phone.

A startup that wants to create a neighborhood play space for children, in which parents can watch, play, and learn. It currently has 2 locations in London.

A company based in London that helps creative companies and brands run video campaigns.

A London-based startup that wants to help you keep track of the things you’ve sold online, so you’re not stuck with a bunch of inventory you can’t sell. When you’re done with something, you can sell it to someone else, and you can make money off of it.

A London-based startup that provides a smarter way to buy and sell residential real estate by bringing the power of Big Data into the financial side of the market.

This company is trying to help people in big cities like New York, London and Tokyo get the most of their time by helping them to time how they spend each day.