Pitching Startup Ideas

2 years ago

A tool for curating an email inbox, the Startup is pitching as “email 2.0”.

141

2 years ago

A mobile app that helps people find local cafes and restaurants. The startup, based in San Francisco, is pitching its app as a Yelp for food.

138

2 years ago

This is a “mashup of digital marketing, customer service, and product management” app. It’s looking to replicate the experience of a digital agency, and is pitching it as a “digital assistant” to help consumer brands.

138

2 years ago

A platform for social media content curation, with a focus on the financial sector. The company has been pitching the idea of creating “content factories” which can create content and deliver it in real-time to markets.

137

2 years ago

Pitching itself as “YELP for your personal life”, this startup attempts to make home-sharing a lot easier.

127

1 year ago

A platform that helps organizations measure their success in more than just the traditional metrics like financials, net promoter score, market share and more. The startup is pitching their platform as a way to measure what they do in real-time, capturing the human side of their operations.

123

2 years ago

A toolkit for programmatic buying of ads on Facebook. The startup is pitching the tool to agencies and advertisers as a way for them to automate Facebook ad buying.

122

2 years ago

An enterprise software company that works with local governments and educations systems, pitching its product as “the one app for everything.”

119

1 year ago

The startup is pitching itself as a “Google Docs for people who have a hard time in meetings”.

118

2 years ago

A startup that aims to help realtors automate their sales process, using a digital agent that keeps track of the status of a property and opens real estate listings on the internet. The startup is pitching the service as a way to drive down “the average home sales cycle” from six months to two.

113

2 years ago

A karaoke app, with the company pitching a feature that lets users record a video of their karaoke performance and share it on social media.

110

2 years ago

A tool that helps people find the best travel deals, picking up on the long tail of unadvertised fares. The startup is pitching itself as a sort of early booking agent, where customers can search for flights and then call in to a travel agent.

109

2 years ago

A crowdfunding platform for healthcare startups. The company is pitching an app that helps prompt patients to schedule appointments and get lab results.

108

2 years ago

a mobile payments system for India. The startup is pitching itself as a cheaper alternative to the likes of Google Wallet and Paytm.

107

2 years ago

A startup trying to bring payments made through a physical credit card to cash-only establishments. The startup is pitching its service as a way to bring cash-only businesses into the digital age.

107

2 years ago

This company is pitching a “collaboration hub for teams”, with tools to help teams track what they’re working on, manage their work schedules, and review their progress. The company currently has 3 contracts.

93

2 years ago

A digital tool that helps people manage their finances. The startup is pitching itself as a tool to help people manage their cash flow and manage debt.

93

1 year ago

A program for graduating students to match them with jobs and internships, pitching itself as an alternative to unpaid internships.

89

1 year ago

The startup is pitching itself as a “social ATM” that will let you make payments in person and online through a single app

87

2 years ago

A funding platform where a company can take a “drip” approach to fundraising, instead of a full-on “spray”. It allows a company to get funding without all the hassle of pitching, negotiating, and offering equity, while still getting the full equity portion.

85

5 months ago

A startup that builds data-driven product discovery and insight for businesses, pitching the product as “marketing-as-a-service” for its focus on product innovation.

84

4 months ago

The startup is pitching their platform as a tool for sports teams to manage their data, to help them understand their players, their performance and their get-up-and-go.

73

1 year ago

A startup that wants to help people check their credit score, which is sometimes hard to get because of privacy concerns. Its service offers the ability to report your financial well-being to the Federal Trade Commission in one step. The company is pitching it to companies like Capital One and Chase.

67

3 months ago

A startup pitching a new way to pay people in the gig economy to clean your house.

65

1 year ago

A startup that helps mobile developers with code, as well as providing a debugging tool. One idea that is pitching is that it can create a code autocomplete tool for developers.

64

5 months ago

A startup that helps businesses track their employees’ move-in dates and other critical dates. The company is pitching it as a way to better plan out staff’s schedules, and keep them from being blindsided by last-minute changes.

63

1 year ago

An alternative to the pay-per-click model of web advertising that’s based on a subscription model rather than a pay-per-click scheme. It’s pitching itself as a way for both marketers and consumers to get the information they want.

59

1 year ago

A tool for teachers to use to assign homework in class. The startup is pitching their product as a “Google Docs for homework”.

58

1 year ago

Pitching itself as a “Yelp for people”, the startup is a curation app for people looking for to work from home gigs.

56

1 year ago

A startup pitching a way to help companies reduce their energy usage by automatically adjusting the temperature in their buildings. They currently have several contracts with Fortune 500 companies.

56

1 year ago

A startup that is looking to build a tool that can help people with their “incidental expenses”, like water and electricity. The startup is pitching it as the first credit card for the un-creditworthy.

52

10 months ago

A startup that’s building a tool that helps people keep a digital record of their cars. The company is pitching a service to help military personnel keep track of their cars (and is currently in the pilot phase.)

50

1 year ago

A platform to allow companies to buy, sell, and share data from their customers. The company is pitching the “Uber for data”, and is already working with brands like L’Oreal, BMW, and others.

49

3 months ago

This is a startup that uses AI to build a personal assistant that works on your behalf while you’re asleep. The startup is currently pitching to gaming companies to help them sell products such as in-game upgrades, items and characters.

46

1 year ago

A way to monitor and track the usage of a person’s electric car. The startup is pitching their product as a way to accurately track a person’s gas consumption and make sure they’re charging when they’re supposed to.

44

10 months ago

The team behind E-commerce Startup Factory is pitching to help businesses that have grown but need to scale their operations. They are looking for startups that have launched a business, but are not yet ready for expansion.

44

8 months ago

The Y Combinator “demo day” event is a major launchpad for program companies. It takes place in January each year at Y Combinator's offices in Mountain View, with companies pitching their ideas. The event is open to the public and takes place on-site.

44

8 months ago

A company that makes custom snacks for kids' birthday parties, pitching it as a “version of Etsy for preschoolers”.

43

6 months ago

If a startup isn’t building the next big social network, it’s building the next big messaging app. After launching on Messenger, Snapjoy is pitching a new service that lets users create their own social network for their friends and family.

42

3 months ago

A startup pitching a tool to help you manage your daily tasks and make sure you’re getting the most out of your time.

42

1 month ago

A startup focused on video surveillance, pitching a “smart home camera system” that lets you use a smartphone as a remote.

41

1 year ago

This is a startup that’s helping companies organize and protect their intellectual property, pitching it as “GitHub for intellectual property”.

40

3 months ago

A home security system for the elderly, which uses live video and sensors to track and monitor elderly members when they leave the house. The startup is pitching as a way to help people feel safe and be able to live independently in their homes.

38

9 months ago

A startup for real estate professionals, pitching itself as a Google for real estate agents.

36

7 months ago

A tool for building sales strategy to determine how to best coordinate advertising, marketing and sales. The startup is pitching to companies that sell a single product and want to be able to increase sales by targeting different groups of customers at various times of the year.

34

12 days ago

A personal finance-focused SaaS for millennials, pitching “the easiest way to manage your money”.

33

7 months ago

A startup that’s building a “game engine” for augmented reality experiences. The startup is pitching the product to app developers as a way to create experiences that are not possible with tools like Unity.

26

5 months ago

A funding platform for young companies, pitching itself as a startup investment club.

26

9 days ago

A brand-new startup that’s pitching a new way to buy and sell things online. The startup says it’s different from other marketplaces because it’s not focused on one particular category of items, but instead on a whole range of things like books, games, and even pets.

25

1 month ago

A fintech company with a focus on credit products for women. The company is pitching itself as a cheaper alternative to the big banks, and is already working with a number of small businesses.

21

2 years ago

A team of engineers have built a product that lets homeowners control their home’s lights, AC, and thermostat via a smartphone — without the need for smart locks. They’re pitching the product as a way to bring smart home technology to more people, and without the need for a significant investment.

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2 years ago

Idea: A startup for private label goods. The founder wants to make it easy for people to create their own private label brands, and is pitching it as a marketplace for startups to create their own version of a “Brands You Love But Can’t Find In Stores” store.

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2 years ago

Idea: A voice assistant platform for businesses, pitching itself as a channel through which businesses can interact with customers.

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2 years ago

Idea: This startup is building a way to automate the process of filling out web forms. It’s also pitching itself as a way to collect data on form completion rates, and build a more familiar conversational experience with the site.

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Pitching Startup Ideas

A tool for curating an email inbox, the Startup is pitching as “email 2.0”.

A mobile app that helps people find local cafes and restaurants. The startup, based in San Francisco, is pitching its app as a Yelp for food.

This is a “mashup of digital marketing, customer service, and product management” app. It’s looking to replicate the experience of a digital agency, and is pitching it as a “digital assistant” to help consumer brands.

A platform for social media content curation, with a focus on the financial sector. The company has been pitching the idea of creating “content factories” which can create content and deliver it in real-time to markets.

Pitching itself as “YELP for your personal life”, this startup attempts to make home-sharing a lot easier.

A platform that helps organizations measure their success in more than just the traditional metrics like financials, net promoter score, market share and more. The startup is pitching their platform as a way to measure what they do in real-time, capturing the human side of their operations.

A toolkit for programmatic buying of ads on Facebook. The startup is pitching the tool to agencies and advertisers as a way for them to automate Facebook ad buying.

An enterprise software company that works with local governments and educations systems, pitching its product as “the one app for everything.”

The startup is pitching itself as a “Google Docs for people who have a hard time in meetings”.

A startup that aims to help realtors automate their sales process, using a digital agent that keeps track of the status of a property and opens real estate listings on the internet. The startup is pitching the service as a way to drive down “the average home sales cycle” from six months to two.

A karaoke app, with the company pitching a feature that lets users record a video of their karaoke performance and share it on social media.

A tool that helps people find the best travel deals, picking up on the long tail of unadvertised fares. The startup is pitching itself as a sort of early booking agent, where customers can search for flights and then call in to a travel agent.

A crowdfunding platform for healthcare startups. The company is pitching an app that helps prompt patients to schedule appointments and get lab results.

a mobile payments system for India. The startup is pitching itself as a cheaper alternative to the likes of Google Wallet and Paytm.

A startup trying to bring payments made through a physical credit card to cash-only establishments. The startup is pitching its service as a way to bring cash-only businesses into the digital age.

This company is pitching a “collaboration hub for teams”, with tools to help teams track what they’re working on, manage their work schedules, and review their progress. The company currently has 3 contracts.

A digital tool that helps people manage their finances. The startup is pitching itself as a tool to help people manage their cash flow and manage debt.

A program for graduating students to match them with jobs and internships, pitching itself as an alternative to unpaid internships.

The startup is pitching itself as a “social ATM” that will let you make payments in person and online through a single app

A funding platform where a company can take a “drip” approach to fundraising, instead of a full-on “spray”. It allows a company to get funding without all the hassle of pitching, negotiating, and offering equity, while still getting the full equity portion.

A startup that builds data-driven product discovery and insight for businesses, pitching the product as “marketing-as-a-service” for its focus on product innovation.

The startup is pitching their platform as a tool for sports teams to manage their data, to help them understand their players, their performance and their get-up-and-go.

A startup pitching a new way to pay people in the gig economy to clean your house.

A startup that helps mobile developers with code, as well as providing a debugging tool. One idea that is pitching is that it can create a code autocomplete tool for developers.

A startup that helps businesses track their employees’ move-in dates and other critical dates. The company is pitching it as a way to better plan out staff’s schedules, and keep them from being blindsided by last-minute changes.

An alternative to the pay-per-click model of web advertising that’s based on a subscription model rather than a pay-per-click scheme. It’s pitching itself as a way for both marketers and consumers to get the information they want.

A tool for teachers to use to assign homework in class. The startup is pitching their product as a “Google Docs for homework”.

Pitching itself as a “Yelp for people”, the startup is a curation app for people looking for to work from home gigs.

A startup pitching a way to help companies reduce their energy usage by automatically adjusting the temperature in their buildings. They currently have several contracts with Fortune 500 companies.

A startup that is looking to build a tool that can help people with their “incidental expenses”, like water and electricity. The startup is pitching it as the first credit card for the un-creditworthy.

A startup that’s building a tool that helps people keep a digital record of their cars. The company is pitching a service to help military personnel keep track of their cars (and is currently in the pilot phase.)

A platform to allow companies to buy, sell, and share data from their customers. The company is pitching the “Uber for data”, and is already working with brands like L’Oreal, BMW, and others.

This is a startup that uses AI to build a personal assistant that works on your behalf while you’re asleep. The startup is currently pitching to gaming companies to help them sell products such as in-game upgrades, items and characters.

A way to monitor and track the usage of a person’s electric car. The startup is pitching their product as a way to accurately track a person’s gas consumption and make sure they’re charging when they’re supposed to.

The team behind E-commerce Startup Factory is pitching to help businesses that have grown but need to scale their operations. They are looking for startups that have launched a business, but are not yet ready for expansion.

The Y Combinator “demo day” event is a major launchpad for program companies. It takes place in January each year at Y Combinator's offices in Mountain View, with companies pitching their ideas. The event is open to the public and takes place on-site.

A company that makes custom snacks for kids' birthday parties, pitching it as a “version of Etsy for preschoolers”.

If a startup isn’t building the next big social network, it’s building the next big messaging app. After launching on Messenger, Snapjoy is pitching a new service that lets users create their own social network for their friends and family.

A startup pitching a tool to help you manage your daily tasks and make sure you’re getting the most out of your time.

A startup focused on video surveillance, pitching a “smart home camera system” that lets you use a smartphone as a remote.

This is a startup that’s helping companies organize and protect their intellectual property, pitching it as “GitHub for intellectual property”.

A home security system for the elderly, which uses live video and sensors to track and monitor elderly members when they leave the house. The startup is pitching as a way to help people feel safe and be able to live independently in their homes.

A startup for real estate professionals, pitching itself as a Google for real estate agents.

A tool for building sales strategy to determine how to best coordinate advertising, marketing and sales. The startup is pitching to companies that sell a single product and want to be able to increase sales by targeting different groups of customers at various times of the year.

A personal finance-focused SaaS for millennials, pitching “the easiest way to manage your money”.

A startup that’s building a “game engine” for augmented reality experiences. The startup is pitching the product to app developers as a way to create experiences that are not possible with tools like Unity.

A funding platform for young companies, pitching itself as a startup investment club.

A brand-new startup that’s pitching a new way to buy and sell things online. The startup says it’s different from other marketplaces because it’s not focused on one particular category of items, but instead on a whole range of things like books, games, and even pets.

A fintech company with a focus on credit products for women. The company is pitching itself as a cheaper alternative to the big banks, and is already working with a number of small businesses.

Idea: A startup for private label goods. The founder wants to make it easy for people to create their own private label brands, and is pitching it as a marketplace for startups to create their own version of a “Brands You Love But Can’t Find In Stores” store.

Idea: A voice assistant platform for businesses, pitching itself as a channel through which businesses can interact with customers.

Idea: This startup is building a way to automate the process of filling out web forms. It’s also pitching itself as a way to collect data on form completion rates, and build a more familiar conversational experience with the site.