Pitched Startup Ideas

2 years ago

This app, pitched as a “social marketing platform”, lets people create and organize their own Facebook pages.

135

1 year ago

A product that helps people visualize how their social media presence is being used by brands. It’s built for small businesses, and is pitched as a way to help them manage their online reputation.

135

2 years ago

A digital marketing platform for small businesses, pitched as a toolset to help companies reach their customers.

129

2 years ago

An AI-powered platform that allows artists to create unique video content, and also that provides a way for them to sell their videos for revenue. It is based on an idea for YouTube-based video sharing that was pitched in 2016, but has been in development since then.

128

2 years ago

An on-demand marketplace for your home, pitched as a more effective, more satisfying alternative to Airbnb.

124

2 years ago

Startups pitched as “LinkedIn for marketers"

123

2 years ago

A robo-adviser for retirement savings, pitched as “Investment + Retirement Done Right”.

123

2 years ago

A tool for selling and managing your business’ insurance, pitched as an “all inclusive, seamless, and simple insurance brokerage.”

113

1 year ago

A way to get monthly market quotes from a few different sources, pitched as an alternative to the Wall Street Journal’s MarketWatch.

101

1 year ago

A tool for hiring project managers, pitched as a “

69

4 months ago

A company that provides AI-assisted facial recognition software. The idea is that businesses can use the app to scan the faces of anyone who works for them and determine if they’re doing their job well. The app is currently being used by the University of Texas, but has also been pitched to police departments.

68

1 year ago

A company that provides an online profile management tool. The startup is also working on a beta version of a layer of security around user data. The company's founder originally pitched the idea at Y Combinator in 2014, but the founders decided to pivot to a more stable revenue stream.

64

1 year ago

Other companies were pitched before being accepted into the program.

64

4 months ago

A news aggregator and content discovery app for the Middle East, pitched as “one place where you can find the latest news, and your favorite articles from across the Arab world.” The startup is working with the Saudi Arabian government and hopes to expand to other countries.

62

1 year ago

Advice on what to do when you’re laid off, pitched as a tool that helps you “land your dream job” after you’ve been laid off.

56

1 year ago

In addition to everything on this list, there were also a handful of other companies that were pitched that I didn’t write about.

56

1 year ago

A new way to communicate in foreign languages, with a built-in translator. The product, called Translator, is being pitched as an easy way to communicate with people from other countries, offering a voice and text translation service.

55

1 year ago

A financial management tool for small businesses, pitched as a solution to the “$1 trillion dollar problem” of managing small business finances.

53

1 year ago

The startup wants to bring online education to developing countries. It’s currently building its first pilots in India and Nigeria, where it’s pitched as a way to bring education to places that aren’t well-off enough to attract students from elsewhere.

50

1 year ago

The startups pitched in the final batch of the accelerator program in February 2018.

46

7 months ago

A tool for managing HR, payroll, and benefits for small businesses, pitched as a “HR-as-a-Service”.

44

7 months ago

A platform for managing rental and credit card payments, with help for real estate agents. The startup is pitched as a general ledger for the real estate industry.

40

8 months ago

A platform that matches people who need time off with freelance business owners who need help managing projects. It is being pitched by the co-founders as a way to bridge the “digital divide” between freelancers and employees.

33

5 months ago

An on-demand mobile ninja app is pitched as a more efficient way to pay for taxis

33

20 days ago

A platform for recruiting and hiring IT and QA staff for small businesses, pitched as a solution for the “Disruption in IT”

27

6 months ago

A college admissions platform that was pitched as “LinkedIn for colleges,” but with a twist: instead of looking for professional connections, the company’s users are looking for school connections. The company claims to have over 1,000 users and is looking to grow from there.

25

6 months ago

A “smart, dynamic, and adaptive” predictive analytics tool for banks, pitched as “the next generation of risk management”.

24

5 months ago

A web-based tool for public officials to request tax breaks for private companies. It’s pitched as a way for cities to bring in more startups, and helps make the regulatory process easier.

19

2 days ago

A tool for recruiting workers to perform an array of tasks. It is pitched as a platform that will allow people to search for jobs across a wide variety of job categories and then apply on the platform to get a job in the field.

7

2 years ago

Idea: A tool that allows anyone to learn how to code from scratch without needing to pay for a class It’s pitched as a way to help people not only learn how to code, but build a portfolio of projects to show off to potential employers

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Pitched Startup Ideas

This app, pitched as a “social marketing platform”, lets people create and organize their own Facebook pages.

A product that helps people visualize how their social media presence is being used by brands. It’s built for small businesses, and is pitched as a way to help them manage their online reputation.

A digital marketing platform for small businesses, pitched as a toolset to help companies reach their customers.

An AI-powered platform that allows artists to create unique video content, and also that provides a way for them to sell their videos for revenue. It is based on an idea for YouTube-based video sharing that was pitched in 2016, but has been in development since then.

An on-demand marketplace for your home, pitched as a more effective, more satisfying alternative to Airbnb.

Startups pitched as “LinkedIn for marketers"

A robo-adviser for retirement savings, pitched as “Investment + Retirement Done Right”.

A tool for selling and managing your business’ insurance, pitched as an “all inclusive, seamless, and simple insurance brokerage.”

A way to get monthly market quotes from a few different sources, pitched as an alternative to the Wall Street Journal’s MarketWatch.

A tool for hiring project managers, pitched as a “

A company that provides an online profile management tool. The startup is also working on a beta version of a layer of security around user data. The company's founder originally pitched the idea at Y Combinator in 2014, but the founders decided to pivot to a more stable revenue stream.

Other companies were pitched before being accepted into the program.

A news aggregator and content discovery app for the Middle East, pitched as “one place where you can find the latest news, and your favorite articles from across the Arab world.” The startup is working with the Saudi Arabian government and hopes to expand to other countries.

Advice on what to do when you’re laid off, pitched as a tool that helps you “land your dream job” after you’ve been laid off.

In addition to everything on this list, there were also a handful of other companies that were pitched that I didn’t write about.

A new way to communicate in foreign languages, with a built-in translator. The product, called Translator, is being pitched as an easy way to communicate with people from other countries, offering a voice and text translation service.

A financial management tool for small businesses, pitched as a solution to the “$1 trillion dollar problem” of managing small business finances.

The startup wants to bring online education to developing countries. It’s currently building its first pilots in India and Nigeria, where it’s pitched as a way to bring education to places that aren’t well-off enough to attract students from elsewhere.

The startups pitched in the final batch of the accelerator program in February 2018.

A tool for managing HR, payroll, and benefits for small businesses, pitched as a “HR-as-a-Service”.

A platform for managing rental and credit card payments, with help for real estate agents. The startup is pitched as a general ledger for the real estate industry.

A platform that matches people who need time off with freelance business owners who need help managing projects. It is being pitched by the co-founders as a way to bridge the “digital divide” between freelancers and employees.

An on-demand mobile ninja app is pitched as a more efficient way to pay for taxis

A platform for recruiting and hiring IT and QA staff for small businesses, pitched as a solution for the “Disruption in IT”

A college admissions platform that was pitched as “LinkedIn for colleges,” but with a twist: instead of looking for professional connections, the company’s users are looking for school connections. The company claims to have over 1,000 users and is looking to grow from there.

A “smart, dynamic, and adaptive” predictive analytics tool for banks, pitched as “the next generation of risk management”.

A web-based tool for public officials to request tax breaks for private companies. It’s pitched as a way for cities to bring in more startups, and helps make the regulatory process easier.

A tool for recruiting workers to perform an array of tasks. It is pitched as a platform that will allow people to search for jobs across a wide variety of job categories and then apply on the platform to get a job in the field.

Idea: A tool that allows anyone to learn how to code from scratch without needing to pay for a class It’s pitched as a way to help people not only learn how to code, but build a portfolio of projects to show off to potential employers