Walmart Startup Ideas

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A startup that helps people on the US-Mexico border get groceries and other essentials from Walmart

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2 years ago

A cloud-based platform to build custom-branded retail kiosks for the likes of Walmart, Wayfair and IKEA.

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5 years ago

An API that allows buyers to purchase products on Amazon, Walmart and other e-commerce platforms all in a single place.

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3 years ago

A digital shopping assistant for the holiday season. The startup offers deals on products across the top retailers like Amazon, Walmart, Target, Best Buy, and more.

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4 years ago

A group of entrepreneurs and executives from large companies like Google, Amazon, and Walmart are working on a new startup called Kip, a platform for tech-enabled collaboration. The company’s goal is to help large companies share resources more effectively, and will launch in the fall of 2020 in the U.S.

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5 years ago

A “big data” solution that helps food companies track their supply chain and predict how much food they’ll need to produce. The startup’s founders say they’ve already signed up over 500 clients, including Walmart, Nestle, and Cargill.

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5 years ago

Plant-based protein startup that uses aquaponic systems to grow its products. The startup is looking to raise $750,000 to enter into a big box store like Walmart.

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5 years ago

A startup that helps people save money by helping them find discounted deals on things they buy frequently at stores like Walmart, Target, etc.

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5 years ago

InstaCart is a service that can move a consumer’s shopping cart from one website to another, or even to a competitor. That means customers can buy products from Amazon, Walmart, and other retailers without ever leaving the site.

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3 years ago

A platform that helps small business owners sell their products wholesale to retailers such as Amazon, Target, and Walmart.

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5 years ago

A startup that’s helping companies like Walmart, Staples, Target and other retailers create their own mobile checkout processes on their own sites. The startup charges $30,000 per month for its service.

146

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5 years ago

A digital platform that allows users to build and share images and designs with other users. The company is working with a number of brands, including Walmart and Target, to boost their presence on social media.

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4 years ago

This is a tool that helps companies better manage their supply chains and track the movement of their products, which can lead to a reduction in fraud and theft. It has worked with companies like Walmart and General Electric.

135

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3 years ago

A startup to help brands sell products online without having to manage multiple platforms and social accounts. The company is currently working with 14 brands, including Bell, Walmart, and Nordstrom.

134

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5 years ago

A family-friendly AI chatbot that allows grocery shoppers to chat with the AI through voice or text to help them pick out the best deals. The company says it’s already up and running in grocery chains like Walmart.

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5 years ago

A startup that uses AI to automate the process of scheduling, tracking and managing meetings. Their software is available on the market, with customers including the US Department of Defense, Coca-Cola and Walmart.

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4 years ago

A startup that wants to help retail businesses streamline their shipping operations. It’s working with major retailers like Walmart, Walgreens, and Kohls.

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4 years ago

Everyone is doing it: Amazon, eBay, Walmart, then you have Home Depot and Lowe’s. But Meijer, a Midwest-based retailer that operates grocery stores and a number of other retail chains. Meijer is looking to use the e-commerce trend to stay ahead of its rivals and has begun selling products that haven’t been available in stores in the past, like wine and cheese.

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4 years ago

This startup is building a new way for people to pay for things in the cloud. They’re working with brands like Walmart and Starbucks to launch a pilot.

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3 years ago

This logistics startup is owned by Walmart.

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4 years ago

A startup that builds a desktop app for easy online ordering of items from any online retailer. They claim to be in talks with Amazon, Walmart, and Target to bring the app to all of their customers.

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3 years ago

A product design company that builds products for companies like Kickstarter, Yahoo and Walmart. They’re a hardware startup, and focus on the products they build.

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4 years ago

A startup that helps grocery stores rank their products using signals from consumers, such as if they have a history of purchasing specific items. The startup uses data from retailers like Walmart, Amazon, and Target to develop a way to determine the best items for sale.

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4 years ago

A B2B company, which is building a platform that helps small and medium sized businesses, including restaurants, hotels, and retailers like Costco, Amazon, or Walmart, manage their inventory.

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3 years ago

This startup is building an “automated” ERP for retailers, with clients including Amazon and Walmart.

57

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4 years ago

A startup that helps brands track and measure their digital advertising effectiveness. They’re hoping to help brands (like Amazon or Walmart) pay for ads in real-time so they can better understand what’s working and why, and use that information to make better decisions in the future.

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3 years ago

A startup that will help retailers and brands send marketing directly to their customers, eliminating the need to get approval from each individual on the list. The startup is working with Walmart, and plans to launch in the summer of 2017.

52

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2 years ago

A platform that aims to connect customers and online sellers on eBay, Walmart and Amazon. The aim is to create frictionless commerce where people can find products that are designed to fit their lifestyle and home.

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2 years ago

A mobile app that helps doctors and patients communicate better, and helps patients with their prescriptions. The company has a partnership with Walmart and is working with a bunch of other companies.

47

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2 years ago

A software platform that uses machine learning to help predict customer engagement based on purchase history. The company is working with heavyweights like Disney, Netflix, and Walmart.

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3 years ago

A machine learning tool that helps companies make better decisions about their supply chains, including the decision to ship Walmart goods to China or other locations using a greater variety of products. The startup is working with Walmart, which they say wants to increase their number of suppliers by 1,000.

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3 years ago

A tech startup that has developed a machine learning solution that helps retailers control the price of their products. The startup works with retailers like Walmart, Kroger, Costco, and Target.

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2 years ago

A startup that wants to make healthcare more accessible to people living in developing countries. The startup believes that its model of using mobile phones to pay for healthcare services will be a more accessible option for people in rural areas who don’t have access to traditional healthcare. It’s looking to partner with companies like Walmart and the Gates Foundation to help its cause.

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2 years ago

This startup is building a way for customers to pay for hotel stays at physical retail stores like Target or Walmart.

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2 years ago

A startup that helps companies make sense of the data in their financial transaction transactions and make better decisions. It’s been used to help Walmart save $10 million every year.

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2 years ago

A startup for insurance companies to help them offer more products and services to their customers. The company aims to be the Walmart of insurance.

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5 years ago

Idea: A business that provides an experience platform for making and organizing all kinds of lifestyle plans Co-founder Dan is the former head of product at Maker’s Market, the private label division at Walmart

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5 years ago

A startup that helps online businesses sell merchandise through Walmart. Their pitch is that it costs $5 on Walmart to sell every $100 of merchandise, while on Amazon it’s $20/100.

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Walmart Startup Ideas

A startup that helps people on the US-Mexico border get groceries and other essentials from Walmart

A cloud-based platform to build custom-branded retail kiosks for the likes of Walmart, Wayfair and IKEA.

An API that allows buyers to purchase products on Amazon, Walmart and other e-commerce platforms all in a single place.

A digital shopping assistant for the holiday season. The startup offers deals on products across the top retailers like Amazon, Walmart, Target, Best Buy, and more.

A “big data” solution that helps food companies track their supply chain and predict how much food they’ll need to produce. The startup’s founders say they’ve already signed up over 500 clients, including Walmart, Nestle, and Cargill.

Plant-based protein startup that uses aquaponic systems to grow its products. The startup is looking to raise $750,000 to enter into a big box store like Walmart.

A startup that helps people save money by helping them find discounted deals on things they buy frequently at stores like Walmart, Target, etc.

InstaCart is a service that can move a consumer’s shopping cart from one website to another, or even to a competitor. That means customers can buy products from Amazon, Walmart, and other retailers without ever leaving the site.

A platform that helps small business owners sell their products wholesale to retailers such as Amazon, Target, and Walmart.

A startup that’s helping companies like Walmart, Staples, Target and other retailers create their own mobile checkout processes on their own sites. The startup charges $30,000 per month for its service.

A digital platform that allows users to build and share images and designs with other users. The company is working with a number of brands, including Walmart and Target, to boost their presence on social media.

This is a tool that helps companies better manage their supply chains and track the movement of their products, which can lead to a reduction in fraud and theft. It has worked with companies like Walmart and General Electric.

A startup to help brands sell products online without having to manage multiple platforms and social accounts. The company is currently working with 14 brands, including Bell, Walmart, and Nordstrom.

A family-friendly AI chatbot that allows grocery shoppers to chat with the AI through voice or text to help them pick out the best deals. The company says it’s already up and running in grocery chains like Walmart.

A startup that uses AI to automate the process of scheduling, tracking and managing meetings. Their software is available on the market, with customers including the US Department of Defense, Coca-Cola and Walmart.

A startup that wants to help retail businesses streamline their shipping operations. It’s working with major retailers like Walmart, Walgreens, and Kohls.

This startup is building a new way for people to pay for things in the cloud. They’re working with brands like Walmart and Starbucks to launch a pilot.

This logistics startup is owned by Walmart.

A startup that builds a desktop app for easy online ordering of items from any online retailer. They claim to be in talks with Amazon, Walmart, and Target to bring the app to all of their customers.

A product design company that builds products for companies like Kickstarter, Yahoo and Walmart. They’re a hardware startup, and focus on the products they build.

A startup that helps grocery stores rank their products using signals from consumers, such as if they have a history of purchasing specific items. The startup uses data from retailers like Walmart, Amazon, and Target to develop a way to determine the best items for sale.

A B2B company, which is building a platform that helps small and medium sized businesses, including restaurants, hotels, and retailers like Costco, Amazon, or Walmart, manage their inventory.

This startup is building an “automated” ERP for retailers, with clients including Amazon and Walmart.

A startup that helps brands track and measure their digital advertising effectiveness. They’re hoping to help brands (like Amazon or Walmart) pay for ads in real-time so they can better understand what’s working and why, and use that information to make better decisions in the future.

A startup that will help retailers and brands send marketing directly to their customers, eliminating the need to get approval from each individual on the list. The startup is working with Walmart, and plans to launch in the summer of 2017.

A platform that aims to connect customers and online sellers on eBay, Walmart and Amazon. The aim is to create frictionless commerce where people can find products that are designed to fit their lifestyle and home.

A mobile app that helps doctors and patients communicate better, and helps patients with their prescriptions. The company has a partnership with Walmart and is working with a bunch of other companies.

A software platform that uses machine learning to help predict customer engagement based on purchase history. The company is working with heavyweights like Disney, Netflix, and Walmart.

A tech startup that has developed a machine learning solution that helps retailers control the price of their products. The startup works with retailers like Walmart, Kroger, Costco, and Target.

This startup is building a way for customers to pay for hotel stays at physical retail stores like Target or Walmart.

A startup that helps companies make sense of the data in their financial transaction transactions and make better decisions. It’s been used to help Walmart save $10 million every year.

A startup for insurance companies to help them offer more products and services to their customers. The company aims to be the Walmart of insurance.

Idea: A business that provides an experience platform for making and organizing all kinds of lifestyle plans Co-founder Dan is the former head of product at Maker’s Market, the private label division at Walmart

A startup that helps online businesses sell merchandise through Walmart. Their pitch is that it costs $5 on Walmart to sell every $100 of merchandise, while on Amazon it’s $20/100.