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Percentage Startup Ideas



1 year ago

A company that connects people with local handymen, who can perform repairs for them for a percentage of the cost.

430
3 years ago

A platform for product managers and engineers to collaborate on building software products, with a focus on helping teams at big companies get things built quickly and iterate rapidly. They charge a percentage of monthly revenue.

159
2 years ago

A startup that does "reverse auction" for restaurant, bar, and retail seats. It charges a fee to the seller for the listing, and pays the buyer a percentage of the sale price.

159
1 year ago

A startup for selling and buying used cars. The startup plans to build a national network of used car dealers to help consumers meet sellers of similar cars. The startup will take a moderate percentage of the sale.

124
1 year ago

A content-marketing tool for food bloggers. The startup takes a percentage of a blogger’s ad revenue.

116
2 years ago

 This is a marketplace where people can sell their expired Amazon and eBay gift cards, with a small percentage of the proceeds going to charity. The startup takes a cut from each sale.

113
2 years ago

Gives people the ability to “give back” in a way that’s easy, cost effective, and fun. It’s a platform that lets people donate a percentage of their income through a daily survey, which is then split between the nonprofit of their choice and the charity of their choice.

106
2 years ago

A product that aims to change the way people save for retirement. Its main product is a small savings account for younger people, with a plan that pays out a percentage of future earnings.

104
2 years ago

A company that helps millennials save money on their mortgage. It takes a percentage of the savings that are returned to the customer after applying the savings to the mortgage.

97
2 years ago

A startup that provides a marketplace for users to sell their items in exchange for money and a small percentage of the sale.

90
2 years ago

A startup that wants to build a network of lenders who offer small business loans in exchange for a small percentage of the loan.

88
10 months ago

A SaaS company that takes a percentage of a business’s sales that helps them improve conversion rates and other metrics.

86
2 years ago

A Wi-Fi-enabled fitness tracker that allows the user to measure their body fat percentage. When paired with Omron’s blood pressure monitor, it can also provide access to one’s general health history.

83
2 years ago

A digital health platform that helps patients track their blood pressure, heart rate, and other measurements. The idea is that it’s less expensive, and easier to use than the existing devices, which are used by a small percentage of the market.

78
2 years ago

A company that helps small businesses with credit, lending them funding in exchange for a percentage of the business.

74
1 year ago

A platform for real estate agents to easily manage multiple listing services (MLS) listings on behalf of their clients, charging a small percentage of each sale.

74
2 years ago

This product enables grocery stores to take in-store photos of their products, which are then uploaded onto a centralized platform. The startup takes a small percentage of each transaction.

73
2 years ago

What is it: The startup is building a platform that helps people sell their products online. The company connects buyers with sellers, and takes a percentage of the transaction.

64
1 year ago

A startup that helps businesses track and manage their marketing budgets. They sell to business and then pay out a percentage of their revenue to their customers.

61
1 year ago

A student loan repayment platform that takes a percentage of each payment, rather than a flat monthly fee.

61
1 year ago

A credit card that rewards customers for paying down their balance. A consumer can get the card from a bank and pay off the balance each month, then increase the credit limit in increments. The startup then takes a percentage of that credit and invests it in the customer’s portfolio.

60
1 year ago

A company that makes a smart kitchen scale that measures weight, BMI, and body fat percentage.

60
2 years ago

A tool that enables employers to give workers a percentage of their salary for a certain period of time, allowing them to build a sustainable business.

58
1 year ago

A credit card that pays you back with a percentage of the fees you pay when using the card. The startup is building a credit card for the unbanked in the US.

57
1 year ago

A credit card that automatically pays a percentage of your purchases each month.

55
7 months ago

A startup that helps businesses issue invoices and manage their accounts. The startup gets paid a small percentage of the invoice amount and then gets a share of the sale.

55
10 months ago

A brand new payment platform for small businesses that don’t want to give credit card companies a cut. Instead of taking a percentage, the payment is split up between the merchant and the customer.

53
1 year ago

The goal is to create a marketplace for members to rent out their apartments and homes, with the fee being a percentage of the rent and letting members pick their own renter.

52
10 months ago

A company that specializes in “crypto-trading,” which they say is pretty much the same as buying and selling stocks except that a percentage of the gain is paid in crypto rather than cash.

50
11 months ago

A portfolio manager for the modern market. Opporto is a startup that wants to take a more active approach to portfolio management, cutting out the “passive” aspect of asset allocation and focusing on the more active management of portfolios. The startup aims to make money by charging a percentage of the assets in an investor’s portfolio, based on how they’re managed.

48
7 months ago

A startup that allows people to pay for goods in exchange for a percentage of the goods sold. It’s similar to the concept of a reward card and is an alternative to services like Swagbucks and other similar programs.

48
11 months ago

This is a text messaging app that lets you call and text your friends and family directly from your phone. It’s like the Snapchat app, only instead of sharing photos or videos, it’s sharing texts. The startup makes money by charging a small percentage of the transaction.

47
11 months ago

A company that makes the process of hiring remote contractors easier. The startup allows contractors to fill out a background check and get a credit check with their credit card, which they use to submit a request to work with a company of their choice. The startup takes a small percentage of the base payment and a percentage of the base payment as a fee whenever the request is approved.

46
1 year ago

InstaPay is a payment company looking to do something a little less familiar. Instead of charging users a flat fee or percentage, InstaPay charges businesses a percentage of their purchase sales, so they can make money even when they’re buying things they don’t need.

44
1 year ago

A platform that helps consumers find the best products for them, with a twist: the company takes a percentage of the retail price of the product if it ships to your house.

42
9 months ago

A tech company that helps help customers who want to buy their own insurance. If a customer wants to buy insurance, they can use the app to get quotes from all the different providers, and then choose the best one. The app is free, and the company will charge a percentage of the premium, typically 35%.

41
1 year ago

A platform that makes it easy for customers to buy products online. The startup’s revenue model is based on taking a percentage off the top of each transaction.

40
1 year ago

A software company that helps companies in the B2B space increase the percentage of sales that come from repeat and referral customers.

39
9 months ago

A venture that wants to build an app that lets Chinese entertainers create and sell their own content. The startup’s model is to let users pay an advance based on a percentage of their anticipated earnings.

39
1 month ago

This is a new type of financial instrument that rewards you for your purchasing decisions. Instead of paying out the full amount of what you spent on a certain product, you get a percentage back, depending on the rating of the product.

39
11 months ago

A subscription model for content creators where the business takes a percentage of revenue, with the site owner retaining 100% of the ad revenue.

38
9 months ago

A company that sells premium “experience sharing” tickets for concerts, sporting events, and other live entertainment. The company takes a percentage of the ticket price, and helps augment the experience with extra services like food, drinks, and other extras.

37
6 months ago

An online platform that helps professionals give presentations online, either in front of a group or to a single person, who can then edit those presentations and share them via email or other services. They also claim that their platform has a higher percentage of “live” presentations than competitors like Slideshare.

35
5 months ago

A platform for professional speakers, who are often paid a percentage of the total speaker fees, to raise money to fund their travel expenses.

33
5 months ago

A startup that helps retail companies manage their odds and ends inventory. The startup is charging a percentage of the product’s sale price as a commission, with a $50 minimum order.

30
19 days ago

A ticketing platform that allows fans to buy tickets for events, and the company takes a percentage on the sale.

22
8 days ago

A platform for cross-border payments that allows payments to be made in any currency, instantly. It’s an alternative to incumbents like TransferWise but rather than charging a flat fee, it has a subscription model that charges a percentage.

14
3 years ago

A startup that offers to pay for a portion of your medical school tuition in exchange for a percentage of your earnings for the first 10 years you work after you finish

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