Merchandise Startup Ideas

1 year ago

Building a platform for independent artists to distribute music and merchandise.

389

2 years ago

A startup for merchants to sell merchandise with the ease of a Craigslist or Amazon marketplace.

200

1 year ago

A rewards platform that lets people earn points for doing things with their phones, like taking a photo, following accounts and businesses, and more. Bunch can be redeemed for cash, merchandise, or travel.

188

2 years ago

A platform that lets you create and sell custom-branded merchandise to your customers all in one place.

155

2 years ago

A startup that is building a platform to help brands create branded merchandise with the help of creatives.

138

2 years ago

A cloud-based platform that allows businesses to sell merchandise using paid advertising, sponsored content and interactive social ads.

131

1 year ago

A free SaaS service to help build a brand. Independent artists can use the app to generate custom content to promote their work, and publishers can use it to sell books and merchandise. The app is designed to be simple and intuitive.

125

2 years ago

Retail startup that works with retailers to get merchandise into the hands of customers on an evening delivery service, making it more likely that customers will buy.

123

2 years ago

This is a platform for connecting brands and retailers. The company is building their own online marketplace for brands to sell merchandise, and brands can also get list of retailers and products they can sell to. They have over 10 brands on their platform.

121

2 years ago

A company that helps brands co-create merchandise for sale, using a virtual store front to sell the items.

114

1 year ago

A subscription based e-commerce platform that allows users to purchase merchandise on an exclusive basis or for a limited time.

110

1 year ago

A startup that allows nonprofits to fundraise online and sell merchandise. The startup matches donors with nonprofits that need money, and allows users to also donate money to certain causes.

110

1 year ago

A startup that sells 1,000s of unique designs for mugs, t-shirts and other merchandise. The startup sells items with quirky names or humorous messages (e.g. “Widow Maker” and “Snooze Button”) to help businesses stand out.

101

1 year ago

A company that lets you build your own branded merchandise online and then deliver it to your customers.

93

9 months ago

A startup for people to make their own merchandise from 3D printed designs. The company is already selling ready-made items, and says it plans to collect 1 million designs by the end of 2018.

91

2 years ago

A company that wants to help consumers build and grow their own personal brands by selling them on merchandise and experiences, similar to what Amazon does with Amazon Prime.

87

1 year ago

A digital platform for musicians that allows them to create, book, and manage their tours. It’s a pro touring service that also offers to sell tickets and merchandise.

85

2 years ago

A platform for buying and selling virtual items like power-ups, skins and runes in esports. PGL is based in China and is already signing up professional esports teams to use its platform, which lets teams create their own websites and sell merchandise.

63

1 year ago

A startup for vendors looking to sell merchandise to retailers via the web. The company is looking to build a community of over 8 million vendors.

63

7 months ago

A company that wants to make selling merchandise on eBay or Amazon more like selling on Amazon: a selling experience that feels more like a website or app, with good support and a shopping cart.

62

1 year ago

This startup is building a platform to make it easier for people to make and sell merchandise on Amazon, as well as for the company’s Prime members.

54

4 months ago

A startup that wants to help the fashion industry eliminate the middleman. The company is developing a platform that lets fashion brands list their merchandise directly to consumers through their websites and apps, eliminating the need for a stockist.

54

1 year ago

A web-based platform for musicians to publish their work, including lyrics, music videos, and merchandise. The startup is building an online community to help musicians connect with fans.

53

9 months ago

A startup that allows consumers to merchandise their own photos and videos to sell on social media.

51

1 year ago

A platform that allows musicians and other creators to license and sell their music and merchandise online.

49

1 year ago

An online platform for shoppers to find and buy merchandise directly from other consumers.

48

1 year ago

A platform that empowers artists to create and sell their own merchandise. To date, the company has sold $1 million in merchandise since launching in 2014.

47

1 year ago

A startup that helps small businesses and nonprofits sell merchandise online. The company provides the software, but it also handles the returns, shipping, and customer service.

47

11 months ago

A tool that will allow non-profits to raise money for their causes by pre-selling branded merchandise, starting with a fundraiser for the American Red Cross. Customers purchase pieces of a t-shirt or hoody and design their own text and images, which they can then have printed and shipped. The proceeds of their sale will go directly to the American Red Cross.

45

1 month ago

A platform that allows users to create and share their own merchandise, like T-shirts and other goods featuring their logo

44

11 months ago

A B2C startup that supplies restaurant fitting room merchandise to their customers.

43

1 year ago

A mailing and shipping solution for SMEs. It offers a platform for businesses that want to ship items, including physical merchandise, digital products, and services.

42

1 year ago

This is a direct-sales platform for retailers. The startup sells merchandise from retailers to their own customers.

41

9 months ago

A platform for video creators to sell their merchandise and other products on their channels.

41

1 year ago

A company that helps sports teams sell tickets, merchandise, concessions, and sponsorships.

38

2 months ago

A startup that helps local business owners set up their own mini-stores to sell merchandise directly to customers.

38

3 months ago

A startup that sells bags of snacks, drinks, and other goodies directly to people as they walk past. The company also sells branded merchandise such as hats and t-shirts.

34

1 year ago

A platform that allows people to create and sell merchandise, including a to-do list and a loyalty program.

33

9 months ago

A startup that has built a platform that helps brands manage the production of their own merchandise. The startup works with major brands to create new product lines, bringing a level of scale not seen at the moment in the apparel industry.

32

6 months ago

Launched in May, this startup wants to make it easier to manage and order a single-source supply chain of everything from merchandise to raw materials.

32

2 months ago

A startup for musicians to sell their music and merchandise, in the form of an app that syncs with the iTunes Store

32

6 months ago

Tango helps manufacturers and retailers identify and create branded merchandise on demand. It’s an online platform that facilitates customizable merchandising solutions. Founded in November 2017.

14

2 years ago

A startup that helps online businesses sell merchandise through Walmart. Their pitch is that it costs $5 on Walmart to sell every $100 of merchandise, while on Amazon it’s $20/100.

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Merchandise Startup Ideas

Building a platform for independent artists to distribute music and merchandise.

A startup for merchants to sell merchandise with the ease of a Craigslist or Amazon marketplace.

A rewards platform that lets people earn points for doing things with their phones, like taking a photo, following accounts and businesses, and more. Bunch can be redeemed for cash, merchandise, or travel.

A platform that lets you create and sell custom-branded merchandise to your customers all in one place.

A startup that is building a platform to help brands create branded merchandise with the help of creatives.

A cloud-based platform that allows businesses to sell merchandise using paid advertising, sponsored content and interactive social ads.

A free SaaS service to help build a brand. Independent artists can use the app to generate custom content to promote their work, and publishers can use it to sell books and merchandise. The app is designed to be simple and intuitive.

Retail startup that works with retailers to get merchandise into the hands of customers on an evening delivery service, making it more likely that customers will buy.

This is a platform for connecting brands and retailers. The company is building their own online marketplace for brands to sell merchandise, and brands can also get list of retailers and products they can sell to. They have over 10 brands on their platform.

A company that helps brands co-create merchandise for sale, using a virtual store front to sell the items.

A subscription based e-commerce platform that allows users to purchase merchandise on an exclusive basis or for a limited time.

A startup that allows nonprofits to fundraise online and sell merchandise. The startup matches donors with nonprofits that need money, and allows users to also donate money to certain causes.

A startup that sells 1,000s of unique designs for mugs, t-shirts and other merchandise. The startup sells items with quirky names or humorous messages (e.g. “Widow Maker” and “Snooze Button”) to help businesses stand out.

A company that lets you build your own branded merchandise online and then deliver it to your customers.

A startup for people to make their own merchandise from 3D printed designs. The company is already selling ready-made items, and says it plans to collect 1 million designs by the end of 2018.

A company that wants to help consumers build and grow their own personal brands by selling them on merchandise and experiences, similar to what Amazon does with Amazon Prime.

A digital platform for musicians that allows them to create, book, and manage their tours. It’s a pro touring service that also offers to sell tickets and merchandise.

A platform for buying and selling virtual items like power-ups, skins and runes in esports. PGL is based in China and is already signing up professional esports teams to use its platform, which lets teams create their own websites and sell merchandise.

A startup for vendors looking to sell merchandise to retailers via the web. The company is looking to build a community of over 8 million vendors.

A company that wants to make selling merchandise on eBay or Amazon more like selling on Amazon: a selling experience that feels more like a website or app, with good support and a shopping cart.

This startup is building a platform to make it easier for people to make and sell merchandise on Amazon, as well as for the company’s Prime members.

A startup that wants to help the fashion industry eliminate the middleman. The company is developing a platform that lets fashion brands list their merchandise directly to consumers through their websites and apps, eliminating the need for a stockist.

A web-based platform for musicians to publish their work, including lyrics, music videos, and merchandise. The startup is building an online community to help musicians connect with fans.

A startup that allows consumers to merchandise their own photos and videos to sell on social media.

A platform that allows musicians and other creators to license and sell their music and merchandise online.

An online platform for shoppers to find and buy merchandise directly from other consumers.

A platform that empowers artists to create and sell their own merchandise. To date, the company has sold $1 million in merchandise since launching in 2014.

A startup that helps small businesses and nonprofits sell merchandise online. The company provides the software, but it also handles the returns, shipping, and customer service.

A platform that allows users to create and share their own merchandise, like T-shirts and other goods featuring their logo

A B2C startup that supplies restaurant fitting room merchandise to their customers.

A mailing and shipping solution for SMEs. It offers a platform for businesses that want to ship items, including physical merchandise, digital products, and services.

This is a direct-sales platform for retailers. The startup sells merchandise from retailers to their own customers.

A platform for video creators to sell their merchandise and other products on their channels.

A company that helps sports teams sell tickets, merchandise, concessions, and sponsorships.

A startup that helps local business owners set up their own mini-stores to sell merchandise directly to customers.

A startup that sells bags of snacks, drinks, and other goodies directly to people as they walk past. The company also sells branded merchandise such as hats and t-shirts.

A platform that allows people to create and sell merchandise, including a to-do list and a loyalty program.

A startup that has built a platform that helps brands manage the production of their own merchandise. The startup works with major brands to create new product lines, bringing a level of scale not seen at the moment in the apparel industry.

Launched in May, this startup wants to make it easier to manage and order a single-source supply chain of everything from merchandise to raw materials.

A startup for musicians to sell their music and merchandise, in the form of an app that syncs with the iTunes Store

Tango helps manufacturers and retailers identify and create branded merchandise on demand. It’s an online platform that facilitates customizable merchandising solutions. Founded in November 2017.

A startup that helps online businesses sell merchandise through Walmart. Their pitch is that it costs $5 on Walmart to sell every $100 of merchandise, while on Amazon it’s $20/100.