Pickup Startup Ideas

3 years ago

This startup wants to create an “Uber for trash” for apartment owners, creating an automated system of trash drops and pickups that uses GPS and back-end software to track it all.

243

2 years ago

A mobile app that allows users to schedule grocery stores for pickup and delivery

195

3 years ago

On-demand laundry, dry cleaning, and dry-cleaning pickup service designed to make urban living easier.

171

1 year ago

A startup that wants to make it easier for consumers to order pickup and delivery from local restaurants and businesses.

164

3 years ago

A startup that provides a service where you can hire someone to find lost furniture that you left on the side of the road for pickup

144

3 years ago

This startup wants to be the Uber of medical waste, connecting different waste disposal companies for pickup and billing.

143

3 years ago

The startup has developed a tool that can print a custom home-pickup menu for nearby restaurants. The startup’s first customer is a chain of Mexican restaurants in the US.

137

3 years ago

A mobile app that allows users to report and receive ride-hailing pickups in real time, and to track the progress of drivers as they carry out both scheduled and unscheduled pickups.

119

2 years ago

A crowdfunding platform for groceries, with a twist. The startup has built a technology that allows customers to scan the barcode of a product and order it for pickup at a grocery store, then pay via the platform.

109

8 months ago

A Y Combinator alumni company that hopes to bring the concept of a “pickup artist” to students, in the form of a “dating coach”.

100

1 year ago

An “uber for professionals” that lets users request a ride through a mobile app for pickup and dropoff. The company is currently focused on companies that want to use it for recruiting, with a marketing platform in the works.

78

1 year ago

A “hyperlocal food delivery service” that wants to be a “Uber for food” – a company that gives you a list of local restaurants and gives you a choice of what you want to eat, with a pickup time and a location.

73

1 year ago

A company that makes an app that lets you order a real-time pickup of groceries from a local grocery store — for when you don’t have time to go out and pick up your food.

73

1 year ago

An online marketplace for buying and selling second-hand goods, where a community of users can post items for sale, and buyers can check things out and message sellers to arrange a pickup.

69

10 months ago

A way to create and share temporary job openings, then pickup and schedule those jobs.

62

1 year ago

A “food-delivery-as-a-service” startup that has launched in LA, San Francisco and New York. It’s a Web-based ordering system for restaurant kitchens, letting them order food for pickup or delivery and track delivery times.

57

2 years ago

The startup aims to simplify pickup pickup trucks and vans, which can get expensive and complicated.

53

1 year ago

Pickup is a way to make delivery easier for people who can’t or won’t have cars. The company says that over 20,000 people in the US are currently living without cars. Pickup has partnered with parking garages, allowing them to provide pickup from their lots, thus reducing the overall cost of a pickup.

50

4 months ago

The company is building a platform that will allow customers to order a pickup or delivery from any of the company’s partner restaurants, regardless of where they are, and have it brought to their home.

46

1 year ago

The startup has created a platform for customers to purchase an electric scooter, and then set it up for the customer in their home. It also includes delivery and pickup.

42

6 months ago

This startup wants to help companies bring the benefits of digital to their physical stores. They’re building a suite of products to make the ordering and pickup of goods more efficient, including a virtual store and in-store kiosks.

35

3 months ago

A startup that packs meals from restaurants into bags for the same day pickup, for employees.

31

1 month ago

A company that wants to be the Amazon Prime of the food delivery industry, offering customers access to a curated list of goods and services, with a focus on curbside pickup.

30

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Pickup Startup Ideas

This startup wants to create an “Uber for trash” for apartment owners, creating an automated system of trash drops and pickups that uses GPS and back-end software to track it all.

A mobile app that allows users to schedule grocery stores for pickup and delivery

On-demand laundry, dry cleaning, and dry-cleaning pickup service designed to make urban living easier.

A startup that wants to make it easier for consumers to order pickup and delivery from local restaurants and businesses.

A startup that provides a service where you can hire someone to find lost furniture that you left on the side of the road for pickup

This startup wants to be the Uber of medical waste, connecting different waste disposal companies for pickup and billing.

The startup has developed a tool that can print a custom home-pickup menu for nearby restaurants. The startup’s first customer is a chain of Mexican restaurants in the US.

A mobile app that allows users to report and receive ride-hailing pickups in real time, and to track the progress of drivers as they carry out both scheduled and unscheduled pickups.

A crowdfunding platform for groceries, with a twist. The startup has built a technology that allows customers to scan the barcode of a product and order it for pickup at a grocery store, then pay via the platform.

A Y Combinator alumni company that hopes to bring the concept of a “pickup artist” to students, in the form of a “dating coach”.

An “uber for professionals” that lets users request a ride through a mobile app for pickup and dropoff. The company is currently focused on companies that want to use it for recruiting, with a marketing platform in the works.

A “hyperlocal food delivery service” that wants to be a “Uber for food” – a company that gives you a list of local restaurants and gives you a choice of what you want to eat, with a pickup time and a location.

A company that makes an app that lets you order a real-time pickup of groceries from a local grocery store — for when you don’t have time to go out and pick up your food.

An online marketplace for buying and selling second-hand goods, where a community of users can post items for sale, and buyers can check things out and message sellers to arrange a pickup.

A way to create and share temporary job openings, then pickup and schedule those jobs.

A “food-delivery-as-a-service” startup that has launched in LA, San Francisco and New York. It’s a Web-based ordering system for restaurant kitchens, letting them order food for pickup or delivery and track delivery times.

The startup aims to simplify pickup pickup trucks and vans, which can get expensive and complicated.

The company is building a platform that will allow customers to order a pickup or delivery from any of the company’s partner restaurants, regardless of where they are, and have it brought to their home.

The startup has created a platform for customers to purchase an electric scooter, and then set it up for the customer in their home. It also includes delivery and pickup.

This startup wants to help companies bring the benefits of digital to their physical stores. They’re building a suite of products to make the ordering and pickup of goods more efficient, including a virtual store and in-store kiosks.

A startup that packs meals from restaurants into bags for the same day pickup, for employees.

A company that wants to be the Amazon Prime of the food delivery industry, offering customers access to a curated list of goods and services, with a focus on curbside pickup.