Pay Startup Ideas

1 month ago

The company’s software allows businesses to easily accept payments online in India.

1,691

8 months ago

A startup that pays people to go to the gym and track their workout.

884

9 months ago

Mobile payments startup that is trying to bring an Indian flavor to the US market.

818

1 month ago

A B2B software company that connects customers and service providers to automate the entire experience of paying your bills online. It has an enterprise model, where companies can pay US$400 a month for recurring invoices.

696

1 month ago

The startup makes it easier for dentists to manage patients’ cash flow, allowing them to easily see a patient’s budget and payment history.

622

1 year ago

A mobile app that pays you for driving and other transportation.

475

1 year ago

A small business loan platform for companies like hair salons, construction companies, etc. that want to use their own credit check data to verify their customers’ ability to pay back loans.

459

3 years ago

A mobile payments startup that is focused on India, offering a personal loan service to people without bank accounts.

455

3 years ago

A payment processing company that provides services to businesses in India.

405

3 years ago

A startup that provides a service where people can pay a professional to do something for them that they are procrastinating on

395

1 month ago

A startup that helps small businesses in the US get paid faster by providing other businesses that accept credit cards a way to pay them in cash.

393

2 years ago

A mobile payments platform for ride sharing, carpooling, and taxi services.

387

3 years ago

A startup that uses artificial intelligence to help prevent fraud in payments. It’s an API for banks and merchants to check if accounts are being used fraudulently.

363

2 years ago

A startup that makes the process of paying taxes fun.

330

2 years ago

A payment system that works with both cash and digital currency.

309

2 years ago

A startup that aims to create a “digital wallet for the home”, allowing you to pay for products and services using apps on your phone.

304

2 years ago

A technology that offers a way to pay bills online.

284

1 year ago

This is a product-tracking app for restaurants, allowing them to track all their orders, send notifications to employees, and manage payments. It’s currently only available in the US but has recently secured seed funding.

281

2 years ago

A startup that allows you to make a purchase using your fingerprint. The startup wants to make payments dead simple.

278

2 years ago

A startup which helps users track their homes’ energy usage, helping them to plan how to pay for energy and save money.

271

2 years ago

The startup is building an API for retailers to offer their customers the ability to pay for their purchases with their smartphone.

270

3 years ago

A startup that offers an app for people to set up recurring payments for charity

269

2 years ago

A platform for “pay-at-the-table” service restaurants.

267

2 years ago

As we reported last week, Blue Capital is building a “wage engine” for the gig economy that will help people figure out how to actually pay their rent.

260

2 years ago

A recurring revenue startup that pays contractors for work they’ve performed through their software.

251

2 years ago

A platform that enables local retailers to accept payments from shoppers using mobile phones.

248

8 months ago

A startup to send and receive payment by bitcoin. It’s like a PayPal competitor.

248

2 years ago

A platform for helping students better understand college loans, with an interactive quiz that helps students create a personalized repayment plan.

247

1 year ago

With this product, customers in India and China can pay for food and groceries from their phones.

247

1 month ago

The startup is building a P2P mobile payments platform for mobile commerce. The product is called Mobypay, and it’s designed to help shoppers buy physical goods off the street using a smartphone.

247

1 month ago

A “social network for local businesses” that gives companies a way to pay suppliers.

247

3 years ago

A startup that helps people manage their money, including budgeting and paying bills. The company wants to become a finance hub for consumers.

244

2 years ago

Zelle is a digital payment company that’s launching in early 2020, and is meant to make it easier for people to send money to others.

243

2 years ago

A company aiming to make tech easier to set up and use. Offerings include a virtual office, HR and payroll services.

241

1 year ago

A company that helps people pay their electric bills by building apps that use your electric usage history to estimate your future bill, and allowing you to pay the amount you expect to pay.

241

2 years ago

The app acts as a digital wallet for your car, helping you use your phone to buy gas and get directions, and to pay for parking and tolls in the city.

234

1 month ago

A digital wallet that helps merchants accept payments in-person or online.

233

2 years ago

A payments company that lets users of services like Stripe and PayPal process recurring payments like car insurance or mortgage payments in a few clicks. It has raised $2.9 million from investors including Y Combinator and is currently in private beta.

227

2 years ago

A smart contract-based, decentralized cryptocurrency that allows for secure online payments.

227

1 year ago

A company that provides an API for handling payments in the workplace.

225

1 month ago

A parking app for cars that can locate, pay for, and move themselves around.

222

2 years ago

A digital wallet that allows merchants to accept a variety of digital payments with the same phone-based experience.

221

2 years ago

A payments company that offers a way for small businesses to pay for their own invoices. The founders say they’re aiming to replace “payroll” software.

220

1 month ago

A startup that offers a way for freelancers to manage their work day and bills. The service helps freelancers submit invoices and pay their bills automatically, as well as schedule and reschedule their work.

220

2 years ago

A form of payment supported by the federal government that allows people to pay for taxes and other fees with an app.

217

2 years ago

Helps users find the best deals on flights, hotels and car rentals. The startup allows you to search for flights, hotels, car rentals and more, and then allows you to filter the results by price, location, amount, and whether you’d like to pay with cash or credit card.

215

2 years ago

PlaceShare is a marketplace for sharing places, and is backed by Y Combinator. This startup is building a new payments system for sharing things.

212

1 month ago

The startup is developing a better way for companies to manage data for credit cards and other payment systems.

212

2 years ago

An HR platform for employers to manage all of their employee data, from payroll to benefits, and employee data.

211

2 years ago

This startup helps users of their service keep track of their prescriptions and keep track of their pill tracking. The startup currently has a 10% retention rate, and one customer from Taiwan is paying them $6,500 per month.

209

2 years ago

A payment platform with built-in security safeguards.

206

2 years ago

A “pay as you feel” charity platform

205

1 year ago

This startup is building a mobile payments system that they say is simpler and more secure than Apple Pay.

204

2 years ago

This startup wants to create a unique way to pay for items online that goes beyond a checkout. It allows payment to be made with a phone’s fingerprint, and will allow merchants to accept payment in-app. They have released a beta app which has been downloaded by 2,000 users. It plans to release a full app in the fourth quarter of 2019.

203

2 years ago

A consumer loan app for the unbanked. The startup aims to scale its startup base, paying them to lend to unbanked consumers.

203

2 years ago

A tool for using the internet to create and sell video content. It functions more like a go-between for videographers and content owners, creating a more direct, streamlined process for rights and payments.

202

2 years ago

A platform for online retailers to sell products, primarily on Amazon, Shopify, and AliExpress. The startup wants to provide more of a full platform for e-commerce companies, allowing them to accept payments, manage inventory and payment processing, and integrate with Stripe to get paid.

202

1 year ago

The startup is developing a system for remote workers that would allow employers to pay employees using a card that cuts out the middleman bank.

202

1 month ago

A payment app that lets people pay for parking by phone or mobile app.

202

1 month ago

A turnkey payment processing platform for online businesses. Instead of a bank’s monthly fee, they charge a flat fee based on the size of the transaction.

199

3 years ago

A digital product that helps small businesses pay their rent with ease.

198

2 years ago

A tool that helps small businesses, specifically those in the restaurant industry, manage and pay all of their in-house expenses, from utilities to payroll. In the US, their core customers are restaurants.

198

1 year ago

A mobile app that helps you locate and pay for parking spots at the top-rated and most-utilized parking garages in the five boroughs of New York City.

198

2 years ago

A company that aims to simplify the process of buying and selling used goods online in the US, and in the UK, with the aim to make it easier than eBay or Craigslist. The startup currently has 2,000 members, each paying a monthly fee.

197

2 years ago

A mobile payment system for mobile commerce, which supports pay-as-you-go mobile wallets, cash on delivery, and mobile carriers. The startup has partnerships with mobile carriers in India, Indonesia, and Malaysia.

196

1 year ago

A company that wants to help freelancers with their invoicing, payments, and overall financial management.

196

2 years ago

A startup that helps entrepreneurs in San Francisco to get paid faster, and in the process, cuts down on fraud and lost payments.

195

3 years ago

A startup that helps customers book restaurant tables, with a check-in and payment feature. It’s the first startup in India working on a restaurant booking app.

194

2 years ago

Founded by a 16-year-old, this startup is a tool to help people use their insurance money to pay for health care.

193

2 years ago

A payment processing company that helps independent contractors simplify the process

193

3 years ago

This startup’s algorithm is designed to find and cancel fraudulent payments, automatically. It’s free for merchants to use, and they’re aiming to partner with processors and banks.

192

2 years ago

A digital platform for retailers to sell products without needing to collect payments.

191

2 years ago

A digital process for companies to track and manage contracts, from procurement to invoicing and payments, all from a single platform.

191

3 years ago

A “crypto-fiat exchange” where customers purchase cryptocurrency with fiat money and then pay their bills with the money they’ve earned.

189

3 years ago

For those who can’t afford to pay for a full-time financial advisor, this startup offers hourly advice via phone or video.

188

2 years ago

A third-party insurance company that offers $0 monthly premiums to customers who pay in full every month.

187

2 years ago

One of the very first startups backed by Andreessen Horowitz, Tigster is a “gateway” for employees to take a sabbatical and rejoin their company without losing pay, with potential to save employers about $300,000 per year.

187

3 years ago

A startup that provides a service where parents in China can pay to have someone with a degree in education check their kid’s homework

186

3 years ago

It’s a lifestyle music service, where you can access your library from any device and listen to the music in whatever order you want. You can also pay for a subscription to get access to a wider library.

186

2 years ago

A company that allows people to streamline financial transactions by providing a simple interface to pay bills.

186

2 years ago

A payments startup that helps merchants accept all major credit cards by charging them the same price. PayMill charges the merchant a flat 2.5% fee for every credit card transaction.

186

1 year ago

Yolt is building a credit card without interest that refunds customers’ purchases if they make a payment within a year of making them. It’s a credit card for the unbanked, but it’s currently only in the United States.

185

3 years ago

A digital payments app for merchants in India. It aims to connect merchants with their customers via a mobile-first and friction-free interface.

184

1 month ago

Unbounce is a tool that helps businesses increase site traffic, convert visitors into paying customers and track their progress.

184

2 years ago

A platform for small businesses that wants to help its users automate tasks like invoicing, tracking inventory, and managing transactions. The startup processes payments and can automate tasks.

183

2 years ago

FinTech startup that allows people to send payments via text message.

181

3 years ago

A startup that provides software that helps people with their taxes so they don’t have to pay a tax preparer

180

3 years ago

Automate your phone bill payments by having your phone bill automatically pay your phone bill.

180

3 years ago

An online-only, subscription-based service that allows people to buy and sell payments immediately from their bank accounts.

180

1 year ago

A tool that helps customers buy stuff on Amazon using a debit card. It’s also an Amazon marketplace to receive payments.

180

2 years ago

A company that builds and manages software that helps the processing and management of HR, payroll, payroll tax and other human resource information.

179

3 years ago

A startup that provides a service where people can pay to have a phone call with someone who has been through something similar in their life

178

3 years ago

A mobile app for finding the closest parking spot to where you’re going, with the ability to pay for it with a credit card.

178

2 years ago

A digital currency for the global market. It’s first product is a stablecoin for local currency payments in the US and across the world.

178

2 years ago

A platform for employers to track employee schedules and timesheets, and pay employees on time and as agreed. It’s currently a text-message-based scheduling system.

177

1 year ago

A startup designed to help freelancers manage their invoices, track their payments, and automatically do taxes.

177

3 years ago

A startup that provides a service where you can pay a monthly fee to have a local sitter take care of your pet

176

2 years ago

A credit card payment platform that lets merchants accept credit cards on a physical retail location, without the risk of that location failing to pay the merchant.

176

1 year ago

A digital wallet for small business owners that keeps everything in one place and lets them create recurring billing and recurring payments.

176

3 years ago

A company that wants to be the “Uber of home security”, letting people pay for home security devices with their credit cards and then let the company handle the rest. The company has raised $10 million in a Series A.

175

3 years ago

This startup is building a platform to help people pay their rent using cryptocurrency.

175

2 years ago

SaaS business that provides a platform for companies to manage their payments and invoices from anywhere in the world.

175

3 years ago

A platform that helps small business owners in India use their app to accept payments, and enables customers to pay with a couple of taps.

174

2 years ago

Founders came up with an idea for an app that would help people discover good food and drink in their neighborhood and pay for it.

174

3 years ago

A startup that provides a service where you pay $50 and then a photographer takes photos of your house from different angles and then you get the high-res photos

173

3 years ago

A startup that uses machine learning to calculate how much a customer would pay for a service.

173

2 years ago

A mobile app that connects users to the best local organic food, and helps them pay for it with their credit card

173

3 years ago

A platform where people can pay with their debit and credit cards to buy products from merchants.

172

3 years ago

The aim is to let consumers to pay for a 3D-printed object. One feature is that the 3D-printed object is scanned and then the user can print out an accurate digital version they can then use in their homes.

172

2 years ago

A shipping and payment service that wants to help Indian companies ship and receive packages faster.

172

2 years ago

A platform that lets users pay workers in any currency they want, automatically.

171

3 years ago

A SaaS platform for people to manage their cell phone accounts. It sits on top of a person’s existing carrier account and allows them to view their data and make payments. It’s in early beta.

170

2 years ago

A mobile app that gives users the ability to pay for parking in advance.

170

1 year ago

An in-app payment system for businesses that want to accept cryptocurrency.

170

1 year ago

A startup that’s looking to build a platform that helps parents find the best activities for their kids, and pay them fairly.

170

3 years ago

A startup that helps people schedule and pay for a doctor’s appointment

169

2 years ago

The company is building a decentralized overlay payment platform that helps banks and e-commerce companies to build and manage loyalty programs.

169

3 years ago

A “smart wallet” that uses crypto to make purchases and payments. The startup has raised $11.5M to date.

168

3 years ago

A full mobile app, including complex Web and SMS APIs for processing payments.

168

3 years ago

Food delivery for restaurant kitchens — the company provides a central platform for kitchens to manage orders, and payment is handled via a proprietary service that only the restaurants can use

168

3 years ago

A platform for sending money in the Philippines that offers a unique way to pay for goods and services.

168

2 years ago

An on-demand video platform that pays users to watch video ads.

167

1 year ago

A startup that aims to give you a better way to pay for a home’s mortgage. It’s a mobile app that lets you see, manage, and pay for your home’s mortgage from your phone.

167

3 years ago

A new way for companies to pay employees, using a rewards-based system with no cash transfers. The company instead creates a digital savings account for employees, allowing them to track their earnings and also cashing out the money when they leave.

166

3 years ago

A startup that does “personalized” financial planning for people who have a lot of money So, clients pay a fee and the financial planner talks with them and then helps them set up their investment portfolio

165

3 years ago

A “Smart” lock service that allows users to pay for their own locks.

165

3 years ago

A CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) program that provides customers with weekly deliveries of fresh produce and other items from local farmers. Customers pay for their weekly deliveries of local fruits and vegetables through a subscription model.

165

3 years ago

A student health-care startup that offers a free student health-insurance plan to individual students, that covers co-pays and deductibles but doesn’t cover in-network hospital visits.

165

2 years ago

A platform that connects a mobile phone with a scanner to allow a person to scan and pay for goods with a mobile phone.

165

1 year ago

A payments app that allows you to lend or borrow money in minutes, for under 1% interest. The app is in the process of getting Fintech licenses in the UK, France, and Germany.

165

1 year ago

A payment company that provides software to retailers to accept payments from customers using their phones. Currently, the company has over $2.6 billion in annual volume.

165

3 years ago

A way for companies to pay the bills of their employees in multiple currencies, with higher rates for those who live in the area.

164

3 years ago

A small payment processor that helps musicians get paid for their work.

163

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Pay Startup Ideas

The company’s software allows businesses to easily accept payments online in India.

A startup that pays people to go to the gym and track their workout.

Mobile payments startup that is trying to bring an Indian flavor to the US market.

A B2B software company that connects customers and service providers to automate the entire experience of paying your bills online. It has an enterprise model, where companies can pay US$400 a month for recurring invoices.

The startup makes it easier for dentists to manage patients’ cash flow, allowing them to easily see a patient’s budget and payment history.

A mobile app that pays you for driving and other transportation.

A small business loan platform for companies like hair salons, construction companies, etc. that want to use their own credit check data to verify their customers’ ability to pay back loans.

A mobile payments startup that is focused on India, offering a personal loan service to people without bank accounts.

A payment processing company that provides services to businesses in India.

A startup that provides a service where people can pay a professional to do something for them that they are procrastinating on

A startup that helps small businesses in the US get paid faster by providing other businesses that accept credit cards a way to pay them in cash.

A mobile payments platform for ride sharing, carpooling, and taxi services.

A startup that uses artificial intelligence to help prevent fraud in payments. It’s an API for banks and merchants to check if accounts are being used fraudulently.

A startup that makes the process of paying taxes fun.

A payment system that works with both cash and digital currency.

A startup that aims to create a “digital wallet for the home”, allowing you to pay for products and services using apps on your phone.

A technology that offers a way to pay bills online.

This is a product-tracking app for restaurants, allowing them to track all their orders, send notifications to employees, and manage payments. It’s currently only available in the US but has recently secured seed funding.

A startup that allows you to make a purchase using your fingerprint. The startup wants to make payments dead simple.

A startup which helps users track their homes’ energy usage, helping them to plan how to pay for energy and save money.

The startup is building an API for retailers to offer their customers the ability to pay for their purchases with their smartphone.

A startup that offers an app for people to set up recurring payments for charity

A platform for “pay-at-the-table” service restaurants.

As we reported last week, Blue Capital is building a “wage engine” for the gig economy that will help people figure out how to actually pay their rent.

A recurring revenue startup that pays contractors for work they’ve performed through their software.

A platform that enables local retailers to accept payments from shoppers using mobile phones.

A startup to send and receive payment by bitcoin. It’s like a PayPal competitor.

A platform for helping students better understand college loans, with an interactive quiz that helps students create a personalized repayment plan.

With this product, customers in India and China can pay for food and groceries from their phones.

The startup is building a P2P mobile payments platform for mobile commerce. The product is called Mobypay, and it’s designed to help shoppers buy physical goods off the street using a smartphone.

A “social network for local businesses” that gives companies a way to pay suppliers.

A startup that helps people manage their money, including budgeting and paying bills. The company wants to become a finance hub for consumers.

Zelle is a digital payment company that’s launching in early 2020, and is meant to make it easier for people to send money to others.

A company aiming to make tech easier to set up and use. Offerings include a virtual office, HR and payroll services.

A company that helps people pay their electric bills by building apps that use your electric usage history to estimate your future bill, and allowing you to pay the amount you expect to pay.

The app acts as a digital wallet for your car, helping you use your phone to buy gas and get directions, and to pay for parking and tolls in the city.

A digital wallet that helps merchants accept payments in-person or online.

A payments company that lets users of services like Stripe and PayPal process recurring payments like car insurance or mortgage payments in a few clicks. It has raised $2.9 million from investors including Y Combinator and is currently in private beta.

A smart contract-based, decentralized cryptocurrency that allows for secure online payments.

A company that provides an API for handling payments in the workplace.

A parking app for cars that can locate, pay for, and move themselves around.

A digital wallet that allows merchants to accept a variety of digital payments with the same phone-based experience.

A payments company that offers a way for small businesses to pay for their own invoices. The founders say they’re aiming to replace “payroll” software.

A startup that offers a way for freelancers to manage their work day and bills. The service helps freelancers submit invoices and pay their bills automatically, as well as schedule and reschedule their work.

A form of payment supported by the federal government that allows people to pay for taxes and other fees with an app.

Helps users find the best deals on flights, hotels and car rentals. The startup allows you to search for flights, hotels, car rentals and more, and then allows you to filter the results by price, location, amount, and whether you’d like to pay with cash or credit card.

PlaceShare is a marketplace for sharing places, and is backed by Y Combinator. This startup is building a new payments system for sharing things.

The startup is developing a better way for companies to manage data for credit cards and other payment systems.

An HR platform for employers to manage all of their employee data, from payroll to benefits, and employee data.

This startup helps users of their service keep track of their prescriptions and keep track of their pill tracking. The startup currently has a 10% retention rate, and one customer from Taiwan is paying them $6,500 per month.

A payment platform with built-in security safeguards.

A “pay as you feel” charity platform

This startup is building a mobile payments system that they say is simpler and more secure than Apple Pay.

A consumer loan app for the unbanked. The startup aims to scale its startup base, paying them to lend to unbanked consumers.

A tool for using the internet to create and sell video content. It functions more like a go-between for videographers and content owners, creating a more direct, streamlined process for rights and payments.

A platform for online retailers to sell products, primarily on Amazon, Shopify, and AliExpress. The startup wants to provide more of a full platform for e-commerce companies, allowing them to accept payments, manage inventory and payment processing, and integrate with Stripe to get paid.

The startup is developing a system for remote workers that would allow employers to pay employees using a card that cuts out the middleman bank.

A payment app that lets people pay for parking by phone or mobile app.

A turnkey payment processing platform for online businesses. Instead of a bank’s monthly fee, they charge a flat fee based on the size of the transaction.

A digital product that helps small businesses pay their rent with ease.

A tool that helps small businesses, specifically those in the restaurant industry, manage and pay all of their in-house expenses, from utilities to payroll. In the US, their core customers are restaurants.

A mobile app that helps you locate and pay for parking spots at the top-rated and most-utilized parking garages in the five boroughs of New York City.

A company that aims to simplify the process of buying and selling used goods online in the US, and in the UK, with the aim to make it easier than eBay or Craigslist. The startup currently has 2,000 members, each paying a monthly fee.

A mobile payment system for mobile commerce, which supports pay-as-you-go mobile wallets, cash on delivery, and mobile carriers. The startup has partnerships with mobile carriers in India, Indonesia, and Malaysia.

A company that wants to help freelancers with their invoicing, payments, and overall financial management.

A startup that helps entrepreneurs in San Francisco to get paid faster, and in the process, cuts down on fraud and lost payments.

A startup that helps customers book restaurant tables, with a check-in and payment feature. It’s the first startup in India working on a restaurant booking app.

Founded by a 16-year-old, this startup is a tool to help people use their insurance money to pay for health care.

A payment processing company that helps independent contractors simplify the process

This startup’s algorithm is designed to find and cancel fraudulent payments, automatically. It’s free for merchants to use, and they’re aiming to partner with processors and banks.

A digital platform for retailers to sell products without needing to collect payments.

A digital process for companies to track and manage contracts, from procurement to invoicing and payments, all from a single platform.

A “crypto-fiat exchange” where customers purchase cryptocurrency with fiat money and then pay their bills with the money they’ve earned.

For those who can’t afford to pay for a full-time financial advisor, this startup offers hourly advice via phone or video.

A third-party insurance company that offers $0 monthly premiums to customers who pay in full every month.

One of the very first startups backed by Andreessen Horowitz, Tigster is a “gateway” for employees to take a sabbatical and rejoin their company without losing pay, with potential to save employers about $300,000 per year.

A startup that provides a service where parents in China can pay to have someone with a degree in education check their kid’s homework