Prime Startup Ideas

2 years ago

The company wants to make negotiating harder than it already is by providing a simple, searchable interface for employees to search the market for best deals on everything from Amazon Prime subscriptions to a new suit.

198

2 years ago

An API that helps companies that are not Amazon Prime members see how much they spend on Prime every month.

196

3 years ago

A startup for buying and selling items in bulk. It’s like Amazon Prime, but for businesses.

189

3 years ago

A tool that lets users buy, rent, or sell Amazon Prime parcels.

154

3 years ago

The company has begun to experiment with a plan to bring a $10/month subscription service to consumers that would provide a weekly Amazon Prime-like service to customers. The company could be an alternative to people who don’t like Amazon Prime’s current offerings.

145

1 year ago

A company that provides an API to enable organizations to use the subprime loans originated by the Federal Housing Administration.

145

1 year ago

A platform for selling products on Amazon that don’t have a legitimate Amazon Prime shipping option, but you can still get free two-day shipping.

138

3 years ago

A startup that helps you rent Netflix and Amazon Prime video from the cloud.

123

3 years ago

A tool to help small businesses build products, sell them, and ship them. The startup wants to be the “Amazon Prime for small businesses.”

109

3 years ago

A startup that sends monthly boxes of goods and services to anyone in the US at a price that’s lower than Amazon’s Prime.

108

2 years ago

A company that wants to help consumers build and grow their own personal brands by selling them on merchandise and experiences, similar to what Amazon does with Amazon Prime.

96

10 months ago

A company that wants to become the Amazon Prime of physical shopping. It offers a subscription service that offers free 2-day shipping on a monthly basis, but also has a full-featured shopping platform that a business can use to build out a catalog of products and order them.

83

2 years ago

This startup is building a platform to make it easier for people to make and sell merchandise on Amazon, as well as for the company’s Prime members.

77

1 year ago

A grocery delivery service that aims to combine the best of Amazon Prime, Instacart, and GrubHub. It’s a business that makes sense in a city that has no grocery store within a half mile of most homebuyers.

74

2 years ago

This startup helps brands sell their products wholesale on Amazon by applying the Amazon Prime model to their own brand.

70

2 years ago

A company that helps people save money on insurance by using a comparison engine (think Amazon Prime) to help find the best rates.

69

2 years ago

A startup that connects online shoppers with Amazon.com via a mobile app. The startup is a spinoff of Amazon Prime Now.

66

1 year ago

An e-commerce app for shipping packages. The company wants to “build on the ideas of things like Amazon Prime,” which is not only a convenient way to ship packages, but also a way to save on purchases by buying things in bulk.

62

1 year ago

The startup is working on a browser extension that makes it easy to find items on the Amazon website that are eligible for Prime shipping.

61

1 year ago

A startup that helps people who like to receive packages from Amazon.com and other retailers, but don’t want to pay for the delivery service. They use the company’s free-delivery service, Prime Now, as well as U.S. Postal Service.

61

9 months ago

A startup that promises to “save you time” and “deliver better results” by sourcing and delivering services in a similar way to Amazon Prime.

56

1 year ago

A technology that allows you to receive a text message with a code that lets you know when your package has arrived. It’s similar to the Amazon Prime Now service, but for local stores.

53

1 year ago

A startup that provides a marketplace for brokers and consumers to find, book, and pay for parking. The company’s founders are former employees of Parkingify, which they say is a prime example of the need for a parking marketplace.

51

1 year ago

Take a service that makes it easier to cancel cable and satellite TV and put it in a bundle with other services (like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime)

51

1 year ago

PRime is building a market research tool that allows marketers to test out their messaging and see which of their tactics work best.

47

1 year ago

A startup that helps you manage your Amazon Prime shopping. The startup makes it easier to find and purchase discounted items, and even provide a digital receipt.

39

8 months ago

A startup that connects your Netflix queue to your Amazon Prime video Prime video and Netflix are becoming more similar by the moment, and this Internet TV startup wants to streamline the process of getting both of them in one place. It’s a tool that lets you see what’s coming to Netflix and what’s coming to Amazon Prime Video.

37

3 months 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.

32

2 months ago

A startup that provides customers with a "one stop shop" for all their needs in one place, like Amazon Prime. The team is looking for customers in different industries, like hospitality and grocery.

27

1 month ago

A company that lets users consume Amazon Prime video on mobile devices, with the company finding ways to make the user experience more intuitive.

17

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Prime Startup Ideas

The company wants to make negotiating harder than it already is by providing a simple, searchable interface for employees to search the market for best deals on everything from Amazon Prime subscriptions to a new suit.

An API that helps companies that are not Amazon Prime members see how much they spend on Prime every month.

A startup for buying and selling items in bulk. It’s like Amazon Prime, but for businesses.

A tool that lets users buy, rent, or sell Amazon Prime parcels.

The company has begun to experiment with a plan to bring a $10/month subscription service to consumers that would provide a weekly Amazon Prime-like service to customers. The company could be an alternative to people who don’t like Amazon Prime’s current offerings.

A company that provides an API to enable organizations to use the subprime loans originated by the Federal Housing Administration.

A platform for selling products on Amazon that don’t have a legitimate Amazon Prime shipping option, but you can still get free two-day shipping.

A startup that helps you rent Netflix and Amazon Prime video from the cloud.

A tool to help small businesses build products, sell them, and ship them. The startup wants to be the “Amazon Prime for small businesses.”

A startup that sends monthly boxes of goods and services to anyone in the US at a price that’s lower than Amazon’s Prime.

A company that wants to help consumers build and grow their own personal brands by selling them on merchandise and experiences, similar to what Amazon does with Amazon Prime.

A company that wants to become the Amazon Prime of physical shopping. It offers a subscription service that offers free 2-day shipping on a monthly basis, but also has a full-featured shopping platform that a business can use to build out a catalog of products and order them.

This startup is building a platform to make it easier for people to make and sell merchandise on Amazon, as well as for the company’s Prime members.

A grocery delivery service that aims to combine the best of Amazon Prime, Instacart, and GrubHub. It’s a business that makes sense in a city that has no grocery store within a half mile of most homebuyers.

This startup helps brands sell their products wholesale on Amazon by applying the Amazon Prime model to their own brand.

A company that helps people save money on insurance by using a comparison engine (think Amazon Prime) to help find the best rates.

A startup that connects online shoppers with Amazon.com via a mobile app. The startup is a spinoff of Amazon Prime Now.

An e-commerce app for shipping packages. The company wants to “build on the ideas of things like Amazon Prime,” which is not only a convenient way to ship packages, but also a way to save on purchases by buying things in bulk.

The startup is working on a browser extension that makes it easy to find items on the Amazon website that are eligible for Prime shipping.

A startup that helps people who like to receive packages from Amazon.com and other retailers, but don’t want to pay for the delivery service. They use the company’s free-delivery service, Prime Now, as well as U.S. Postal Service.

A startup that promises to “save you time” and “deliver better results” by sourcing and delivering services in a similar way to Amazon Prime.

A technology that allows you to receive a text message with a code that lets you know when your package has arrived. It’s similar to the Amazon Prime Now service, but for local stores.

A startup that provides a marketplace for brokers and consumers to find, book, and pay for parking. The company’s founders are former employees of Parkingify, which they say is a prime example of the need for a parking marketplace.

Take a service that makes it easier to cancel cable and satellite TV and put it in a bundle with other services (like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime)

PRime is building a market research tool that allows marketers to test out their messaging and see which of their tactics work best.

A startup that helps you manage your Amazon Prime shopping. The startup makes it easier to find and purchase discounted items, and even provide a digital receipt.

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.

A startup that provides customers with a "one stop shop" for all their needs in one place, like Amazon Prime. The team is looking for customers in different industries, like hospitality and grocery.

A company that lets users consume Amazon Prime video on mobile devices, with the company finding ways to make the user experience more intuitive.