Willing Startup Ideas

3 years ago

A startup to help disabled people find friends who are willing to help them out, and vice versa.

848

2 years ago

A startup that connects developers with freelancers willing to do work for brands.

226

1 year ago

A startup to find doctors who are willing to work at night or on holidays.

215

3 years ago

A hybrid of a car and a bike that can be unlocked with a smartphone app. It’s aimed at people who don’t want to own a car and are willing to go outdoors for errands.

162

3 years ago

A startup that provides a directory of people who have extra time and are willing to help others with chores, errands, etc

157

3 years ago

A company that predicts how much a customer is willing to spend on a new product and then serves up the product based on that prediction.

157

3 years ago

A software platform that enables the sharing of carpooling services based on income levels, creating a price that includes how much it costs to get to work, how much your coworkers are willing to pay, and how much you’re willing to pay.

142

3 years ago

A community of users who are willing to pay $1 for a service in which they can stream movies and TV shows (about 1,000 movies and 2,500 hours of TV) using their mobile phones.

141

3 years ago

A startup that pairs you with a community of debt-free, budget-conscious people who are willing to split the cost of a car, home, furniture, or other major purchase.

140

3 years ago

A startup that creates a directory of lawyers who are willing to work on contingency

133

3 years ago

A startup to help people find and book their next hotel room. The startup is currently building a network of people that are willing to be hotel concierges.

130

3 years ago

A platform that connects people looking to go back to school with students willing to help each other out with things like homework, tutoring, and test prep. The founders say they’ve already helped more than 6,000 students fill out their applications and get into the class of their dreams.

129

3 years ago

A startup that provides a directory of people in your area who are willing to do small tasks for you (IE: I pay $25 and you go get my laundry washed and cleaned at the dry cleaner)

127

11 months ago

A restaurant discovery site/app that pairs diners who would like to dine with a restaurant and diners who are willing to open their own restaurant

124

1 year ago

A startup that connects users with people who are willing to buy their used items in the US. The startup will connect you with buyers in your area and help facilitate payments. It launched in San Francisco in July 2015.

120

2 years ago

A company that helps you find medical specialists who are willing to collaborate with you on your research.

112

2 years ago

An online platform that connects people who need rentals with people who are willing to rent to them.

108

1 year ago

A company that connects users looking for a job with the employers who are willing to hire them.

108

2 years ago

A blockchain-based startup that helps big companies move business to the blockchain, and connect with small companies willing to do business on the blockchain.

106

8 months ago

A startup that connects insurance companies with doctors who are willing to write prescriptions, and also takes a cut from the drug companies.

94

2 years ago

A $15,000 tool to help people purchase and sell their cars, alongside their current vehicles, and get the most money for both. The founders of this startup say that people are willing to spend up to $80,000 to get a new car, but are not willing to spend the same amount on their current ones.

80

2 years ago

An online marketplace for sofas, with a community of people willing to share their couches.

77

2 years ago

In a blog post, the company announced a new product called “Individual Plans”, which allow you to customize your coverage and how much risk you’re willing to take.

75

2 years ago

A platform that helps brands engage with their customers by understanding what they are looking for, their needs, and what they are willing to pay for it.

72

2 years ago

This company wants to build an app that will help people find doctors who are willing to perform medical procedures that are typically not covered by insurance.

71

1 year ago

People are willing to pay up to $30 a month for pet insurance, but insurers are hesitant to offer it. PetPlan is trying to change that.

67

1 year ago

A startup for small and medium-size companies willing to try a technology that can track employee productivity by measuring their social media activity.

62

1 year ago

This startup is working to allow people to create a personalized coffee subscription based on the coffee they drink and when they drink it. The company is selling $49 pre-packages to people who are willing to sign up with a certain amount of coffee that they want in a month.

62

1 year ago

This is a carpooling service for drivers looking to save money on gas and time. It’s also a way for drivers to find fares for ride-share services like Uber and Lyft, as long as they’re willing to take a longer drive.

56

10 months ago

A startup that pairs a person searching for an apartment with one willing to rent out their apartment.

55

9 months ago

A health insurance startup that claims to be able to give a 10% discount for people who are willing to use the service over the phone and take some time to find their own doctor.

54

1 year ago

The product could be used as real estate agents, but the startup is targeting homebuyers who are willing to test a new type of home before buying it.

50

2 months ago

The app helps users find people who are willing to donate blood.

50

11 months ago

A ride-sharing company that wants to create a network of people who are willing to give rides to other people in need.

48

1 year ago

This startup is trying to make it easier for small businesses to access capital. The company is building a marketplace where borrowers can connect with investors who are willing to invest small amounts of money in exchange for a higher return.

42

1 year ago

A startup for micro loans to people in developed countries who want to learn a new language and are willing to pay for it.

37

1 year ago

Dogvacay is a booking platform that helps pet owners find folks who are willing to take care of their dog while they travel. The startup is working on a beta version of its app with a focus on San Francisco.

33

1 year ago

A startup for people who care about the environment. The startup is working to create a marketplace for “environmental products” wherein a company can sell their own environmentally-friendly products and make money off of the idea that their customers are willing to pay more to buy products that are eco-friendly.

33

3 months ago

A platform that helps consumers find doctors that are willing to provide at-home medical services.

21

1 month ago

A way to earn money for things you already do, like cleaning your house or taking your kids to school. The startup is looking for applicants who are willing to test the service for free for a month. Based in Chicago and Los Angeles.

16

22 days ago

A network for restaurants to share their menus, providing reviews for each dish. One of the startup’s claims is that most online food ordering services fail because they don’t have enough people willing to write the reviews.

15

3 years ago

Idea: A software company that is building a platform for providing medical care in developing countries Their technology makes it easier to find and train medical staff who are willing to work abroad, and more affordable for the organizations that need them

12

14 days ago

A company that wants to identify and reward people who are willing to help keep the streets clean.

9

3 years ago

A startup that creates a directory of people who are willing to provide a place to stay for people who are traveling abroad

6

3 years ago

A startup that provides a directory of people who are willing to do odd jobs for people (IE I’ll come to your house and do yard work for you)

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3 years ago

A startup that provides a directory of people who are willing to exchange services (IE I will clean your house, you fix my computer)

-1

3 years ago

Idea: A startup that helps you hire someone from out-of-town for a local job that you’re willing to pay for their travel if they’re willing to do the job remotely.

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Willing Startup Ideas

A startup to help disabled people find friends who are willing to help them out, and vice versa.

A startup that connects developers with freelancers willing to do work for brands.

A startup to find doctors who are willing to work at night or on holidays.

A hybrid of a car and a bike that can be unlocked with a smartphone app. It’s aimed at people who don’t want to own a car and are willing to go outdoors for errands.

A startup that provides a directory of people who have extra time and are willing to help others with chores, errands, etc

A company that predicts how much a customer is willing to spend on a new product and then serves up the product based on that prediction.

A software platform that enables the sharing of carpooling services based on income levels, creating a price that includes how much it costs to get to work, how much your coworkers are willing to pay, and how much you’re willing to pay.

A community of users who are willing to pay $1 for a service in which they can stream movies and TV shows (about 1,000 movies and 2,500 hours of TV) using their mobile phones.

A startup that pairs you with a community of debt-free, budget-conscious people who are willing to split the cost of a car, home, furniture, or other major purchase.

A startup that creates a directory of lawyers who are willing to work on contingency

A startup to help people find and book their next hotel room. The startup is currently building a network of people that are willing to be hotel concierges.

A platform that connects people looking to go back to school with students willing to help each other out with things like homework, tutoring, and test prep. The founders say they’ve already helped more than 6,000 students fill out their applications and get into the class of their dreams.

A startup that provides a directory of people in your area who are willing to do small tasks for you (IE: I pay $25 and you go get my laundry washed and cleaned at the dry cleaner)

A restaurant discovery site/app that pairs diners who would like to dine with a restaurant and diners who are willing to open their own restaurant

A startup that connects users with people who are willing to buy their used items in the US. The startup will connect you with buyers in your area and help facilitate payments. It launched in San Francisco in July 2015.

A company that helps you find medical specialists who are willing to collaborate with you on your research.

An online platform that connects people who need rentals with people who are willing to rent to them.

A company that connects users looking for a job with the employers who are willing to hire them.

A blockchain-based startup that helps big companies move business to the blockchain, and connect with small companies willing to do business on the blockchain.

A startup that connects insurance companies with doctors who are willing to write prescriptions, and also takes a cut from the drug companies.

A $15,000 tool to help people purchase and sell their cars, alongside their current vehicles, and get the most money for both. The founders of this startup say that people are willing to spend up to $80,000 to get a new car, but are not willing to spend the same amount on their current ones.

An online marketplace for sofas, with a community of people willing to share their couches.

In a blog post, the company announced a new product called “Individual Plans”, which allow you to customize your coverage and how much risk you’re willing to take.

A platform that helps brands engage with their customers by understanding what they are looking for, their needs, and what they are willing to pay for it.

This company wants to build an app that will help people find doctors who are willing to perform medical procedures that are typically not covered by insurance.

People are willing to pay up to $30 a month for pet insurance, but insurers are hesitant to offer it. PetPlan is trying to change that.

A startup for small and medium-size companies willing to try a technology that can track employee productivity by measuring their social media activity.

This startup is working to allow people to create a personalized coffee subscription based on the coffee they drink and when they drink it. The company is selling $49 pre-packages to people who are willing to sign up with a certain amount of coffee that they want in a month.

This is a carpooling service for drivers looking to save money on gas and time. It’s also a way for drivers to find fares for ride-share services like Uber and Lyft, as long as they’re willing to take a longer drive.

A startup that pairs a person searching for an apartment with one willing to rent out their apartment.

A health insurance startup that claims to be able to give a 10% discount for people who are willing to use the service over the phone and take some time to find their own doctor.

The product could be used as real estate agents, but the startup is targeting homebuyers who are willing to test a new type of home before buying it.

The app helps users find people who are willing to donate blood.

A ride-sharing company that wants to create a network of people who are willing to give rides to other people in need.

This startup is trying to make it easier for small businesses to access capital. The company is building a marketplace where borrowers can connect with investors who are willing to invest small amounts of money in exchange for a higher return.

A startup for micro loans to people in developed countries who want to learn a new language and are willing to pay for it.

Dogvacay is a booking platform that helps pet owners find folks who are willing to take care of their dog while they travel. The startup is working on a beta version of its app with a focus on San Francisco.

A platform that helps consumers find doctors that are willing to provide at-home medical services.

A way to earn money for things you already do, like cleaning your house or taking your kids to school. The startup is looking for applicants who are willing to test the service for free for a month. Based in Chicago and Los Angeles.

A network for restaurants to share their menus, providing reviews for each dish. One of the startup’s claims is that most online food ordering services fail because they don’t have enough people willing to write the reviews.

Idea: A software company that is building a platform for providing medical care in developing countries Their technology makes it easier to find and train medical staff who are willing to work abroad, and more affordable for the organizations that need them

A company that wants to identify and reward people who are willing to help keep the streets clean.

A startup that creates a directory of people who are willing to provide a place to stay for people who are traveling abroad

A startup that provides a directory of people who are willing to do odd jobs for people (IE I’ll come to your house and do yard work for you)

A startup that provides a directory of people who are willing to exchange services (IE I will clean your house, you fix my computer)

Idea: A startup that helps you hire someone from out-of-town for a local job that you’re willing to pay for their travel if they’re willing to do the job remotely.