Youtube Startup Ideas

2 years ago

A company that works with independent artists to help them turn their music videos into YouTube plays.

516

2 years ago

A startup that helps brands find and connect with influencers on YouTube, Instagram, and other social networks

311

2 years ago

A startup that wants to combine the accessibility and fun of YouTube with the technical accuracy and depth of a college course

247

1 year ago

A platform for sharing and monetizing video. The startup’s goal is to apply the videos of YouTube stars to the video game and movie industries.

172

2 years ago

A SaaS platform for companies to manage their social media accounts across Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, and YouTube.

160

1 year ago

A startup that helps users make YouTube videos using live video from their mobile devices.

150

2 years ago

A new product that adds a watermark to videos, which helps users monetize videos on platforms like YouTube and Facebook.

148

2 years ago

A video-sharing app that’s just as good as YouTube.

139

2 years ago

Media startups are often built on the back of a single product, such as Skype or YouTube. The company’s founders say its technology can help companies figure out whether a new product is worth the investment.

132

2 years ago

A company that helps people manage their YouTube videos, allowing them to keep control of their content.

128

2 years ago

An online video platform that helps people make videos that are all about content. It’s easier to use than YouTube, but has the same content quality.

128

1 year ago

A startup that helps users create and host video and video podcasts on their website and social media platforms, including YouTube and Facebook.

127

2 years ago

Cone.io is a SaaS platform that allows companies to build their own social media presence on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, and Instagram.

124

2 years ago

A platform that helps you make never-ending, premium video content for your YouTube channel. It allows creators to generate content and not worry about the ad revenue.

124

2 years ago

An automated bot that allows businesses to create their own online videos from scratch. The video startups aims to do for businesses what YouTube did for videos.

123

1 year ago

An AI-powered video platform that helps users find and share videos with similar themes and content. The startup has integrated with Vimeo and YouTube.

121

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.

117

1 year ago

A software company that powers the world’s largest video sharing platform. The startup helps users watch videos on Facebook, Instagram, Youtube, and others. It has over 2 billion daily active users.

109

1 year ago

A platform for advertisers to bid on videos on YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, etc.

107

2 years ago

A customer support platform for social networks, including Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.

106

2 years ago

This startup is building a mobile-first platform that allows users to share and resume their favorite YouTube videos, in lieu of uploading to their own platforms or working hard to monetize their content

103

2 years ago

A company focused on helping companies find and recruit people who create content like blogs, podcasts, or YouTube channels. Content creators have to manually fill out applications and get approval from the startup to be on their platform. The startup has already raised $100,000 and is looking for more investment.

103

2 years ago

A paid content platform for YouTube channels that enables content creators to generate revenue from their efforts.

103

2 years ago

A company that helps big companies and brands create branded content for their YouTube videos, using a system of “buzzwords” and keywords to make sure the content is relevant and engaging.

103

2 years ago

As Seen On TV is a YouTube channel that reviews and shares videos from the shows that air on TLC, the Discovery Channel, and History Channel. It was founded in January 2015.

103

1 year ago

A platform that helps people make videos about themselves, which they can then share on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Twitch.

103

1 month ago

A techie startup that wants to help people create and sell online courses, with the promise of it being more effective than YouTube.

102

1 year ago

A YouTube-like streaming website that also lets users buy and sell ad space on its platform.

101

1 year ago

A marketing tool that helps doctors and other healthcare workers efficiently schedule social media posts and ads, including on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.

100

2 years ago

A digital-only media company that publishes content and films for the YouTube generation. The company says its mission is to “empower creators” and “make life better for the next generation of influencers”.

94

2 years ago

A Chinese startup that’s building a global marketplace for movies. The startup wants to make it easier for people to buy and sell movies, with an interface that will integrate with sites like Vimeo and YouTube.

93

2 years ago

The startup is looking to help people who are disabled take advantage of the online world to improve their lives, whether it’s a wheelchair-bound person who needs more information on how to use YouTube or a blind person who needs better search tools for the web.

90

1 month ago

A platform that lets publishers crowdsource video reviews on YouTube.

89

1 year ago

A platform for users to search, share, and rate content made by media companies (think Youtube, Vimeo, etc.).

86

9 months ago

A startup that helps brands optimize their YouTube videos for the best results.

85

10 months ago

This startup is writing an app that makes it easy for people to record videos of themselves playing video games and publish them to YouTube.

84

2 years ago

A new OTT video platform that wants to merge the video world of YouTube with the viral nature of Snapchat.

83

2 years ago

An API for managing a video distribution, with plans to integrate with the YouTube publishing platform and other video-sharing sites.

83

2 years ago

A new revenue sharing model for content creators/identifiers. It’s like YouTube, but for video.

83

1 year ago

A platform for storing and sharing user-generated content, designed for use with Twitch and YouTube.

80

2 years ago

A new app that aggregates everything from Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube to allow you to find a specific song or video, plus the biggest trending songs and videos.

78

2 years ago

A software company that builds tools for online content creators to optimize their income by using tools like Google AdSense and YouTube Partner Program.

78

2 years ago

A tool for videographers, pitch as “YouTube for professional filmmakers”. The app is meant to make it super-easy to upload and share videos.

78

1 year ago

A video ad platform that lets you buy high-quality video ads to promote your YouTube channel or other online content. By using the service, you’re able to share your content and get paid for doing it.

78

1 year ago

A company that provides software that helps choose the best video compression settings and then uploads videos to YouTube or Vimeo.

74

1 year ago

A startup that is building a service that highlights the best of the media industry, rather than the best of YouTube.

71

1 month ago

A company that allows brands to create their own branded channels on Twitch and YouTube, taking advantage of Twitch’s ad revenue and YouTube’s extensive reach.

70

1 year ago

A startup that allows people to make local videos, and then sell them to advertisers, essentially turning them into a YouTube-style video creator.

68

1 year ago

A company that provides a platform for publishing short videos to YouTube, Facebook, and beyond.

63

1 year ago

The startup is building an iOS app that makes it easy to stream content from various sites, including YouTube. Similar to Viki, but for YouTube.

63

1 year ago

A tool for creators of videos, photographers, musicians, etc. to upload their work to various platforms, like YouTube, Vimeo, SoundCloud, etc. and sell it directly without having to deal with intermediaries like Facebook or Google.

62

1 month ago

A video platform that provides users with the ability to create and share video at a lower cost than they can on YouTube.

62

1 year ago

A $50 monthly subscription for unlimited streaming on Spotify and YouTube

61

1 year ago

Building a video platform for small businesses, allowing them to make videos and upload them to YouTube and Facebook. The startup has deals with such companies as CafePress and Personal Creations.

61

1 year ago

This startup is building a video game streaming service, where people can watch others play games on Twitch or YouTube.

61

10 months ago

A desktop application that provides a user-friendly interface for creating, editing, and sharing scripts for YouTube videos.

60

1 year ago

A startup that helps content creators like YouTubers and Instagrammers manage their brand, and offer guidance to consumers on how to use their content.

57

1 year ago

Builds YouTube channels for brands.

57

4 months ago

A spinoff from the now-defunct cloud-based gaming service Chuggaaconroy. This startup-turned-company is now building a platform for social media influencers to sell advertising on their Instagram and YouTube channels.

56

1 year ago

A 4th grade student created a video explaining the new health care bill and has over 1 million views on YouTube.

55

1 year ago

A company that uses an algorithm to identify the most popular pieces of content on Instagram, YouTube and Reddit, and connects advertisers to those users.

54

1 year ago

A free SaaS app that allows people to create their own curated YouTube videos, with a focus on entertainment and creativity.

53

1 year ago

A startup that allows anyone to live stream to YouTube. It’s a free service that lets people live stream directly to YouTube, and also costs viewers a small fee.

52

1 year ago

A new-generation online video platform that aims to compete directly with YouTube. The company’s co-founders say they’re already seeing traffic and engagement numbers that rival the video platform.

51

1 year ago

A tool that helps businesses build virtual reality apps and works with Facebook, YouTube and other platforms to build VR apps.

51

8 months ago

A platform for artists, musicians, and others to make money on YouTube without relying on ads.

48

1 year ago

A startup for people to create and manage YouTube accounts on behalf of their colleagues. The startup lets users control YouTube channels and share the videos on their behalf.

47

1 year ago

A tool to help users create fun content, such as video game reviews, while also monetizing it through YouTube ads and subscriptions.

47

9 months ago

A digital marketing platform for startups that helps them build their brand and take advantage of products like YouTube ads.

47

2 years ago

Idea: This startup is building a content-creation platform for podcasts Users can record a podcast right from their web browser, and the startup’s AI will do the rest The company is currently working on a feature that will let users easily subscribe to podcasts by just typing in their email address — much like the way that users can subscribe to YouTube channels by just entering their email address

45

11 months ago

A content delivery network (CDN) for video streaming. The startup is building an infrastructure that allows Netflix, Amazon, and YouTube to use their CDN services.

45

9 months ago

A startup that wants to be a sort of “YouTube for fashion”, allowing users to create channels that can be monetized and promoted.

44

11 months ago

A startup for showing you all of your favorite movies on YouTube. The idea here is to provide the functionality of a movie database, but in a more consumer-friendly way that caters to those who aren’t looking to start watching movies, but instead just want to know what movies are coming out that are worthwhile.

41

10 months ago

A company that helps brands find and hire influencer marketing partners for YouTube content.

41

7 months ago

A startup that makes it easier for people to make money on YouTube. It’s a B2B service that allows creators to monetize their channels, and is built to handle large numbers of creators and viewers.

38

8 months ago

A platform that digitizes video and makes it available on YouTube. The company is also working on a way to monetize the videos (which they say is not hard to do.)

31

6 months ago

A tool that helps streamers maximize revenue from their Twitch and YouTube channels.

27

2 months ago

A startup that helps consumers compare and find the perfect fitness classes in NYC. Founded in January and backed by Accel Partners and 500 Startups, the company includes a mobile app, a series of Youtube videos, and an online community where New Yorkers can share their workout routines.

22

2 years ago

Idea: Our solution is a device for the living room that uses machine learning to capture the attention of kids and young adults, while at the same time, it also monitors and protects them The device allows parents to stream media to the TV, including YouTube and Netflix, while also monitoring TV time and detecting any inappropriate content

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2 years ago

Idea: A startup that is building a decentralized version of YouTube. Users of the platform are able to earn money by posting content and advertisers are able to put ads on the content. The startup wants to give people the ability to build up a following without having to go through a traditional platform.

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Youtube Startup Ideas

A company that works with independent artists to help them turn their music videos into YouTube plays.

A startup that helps brands find and connect with influencers on YouTube, Instagram, and other social networks

A startup that wants to combine the accessibility and fun of YouTube with the technical accuracy and depth of a college course

A platform for sharing and monetizing video. The startup’s goal is to apply the videos of YouTube stars to the video game and movie industries.

A SaaS platform for companies to manage their social media accounts across Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, and YouTube.

A startup that helps users make YouTube videos using live video from their mobile devices.

A new product that adds a watermark to videos, which helps users monetize videos on platforms like YouTube and Facebook.

A video-sharing app that’s just as good as YouTube.

Media startups are often built on the back of a single product, such as Skype or YouTube. The company’s founders say its technology can help companies figure out whether a new product is worth the investment.

A company that helps people manage their YouTube videos, allowing them to keep control of their content.

An online video platform that helps people make videos that are all about content. It’s easier to use than YouTube, but has the same content quality.

A startup that helps users create and host video and video podcasts on their website and social media platforms, including YouTube and Facebook.

Cone.io is a SaaS platform that allows companies to build their own social media presence on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, and Instagram.

A platform that helps you make never-ending, premium video content for your YouTube channel. It allows creators to generate content and not worry about the ad revenue.

An automated bot that allows businesses to create their own online videos from scratch. The video startups aims to do for businesses what YouTube did for videos.

An AI-powered video platform that helps users find and share videos with similar themes and content. The startup has integrated with Vimeo and YouTube.

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.

A software company that powers the world’s largest video sharing platform. The startup helps users watch videos on Facebook, Instagram, Youtube, and others. It has over 2 billion daily active users.

A platform for advertisers to bid on videos on YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, etc.

A customer support platform for social networks, including Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.

This startup is building a mobile-first platform that allows users to share and resume their favorite YouTube videos, in lieu of uploading to their own platforms or working hard to monetize their content

A paid content platform for YouTube channels that enables content creators to generate revenue from their efforts.

A company that helps big companies and brands create branded content for their YouTube videos, using a system of “buzzwords” and keywords to make sure the content is relevant and engaging.

As Seen On TV is a YouTube channel that reviews and shares videos from the shows that air on TLC, the Discovery Channel, and History Channel. It was founded in January 2015.

A platform that helps people make videos about themselves, which they can then share on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Twitch.

A techie startup that wants to help people create and sell online courses, with the promise of it being more effective than YouTube.

A YouTube-like streaming website that also lets users buy and sell ad space on its platform.

A marketing tool that helps doctors and other healthcare workers efficiently schedule social media posts and ads, including on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.

A digital-only media company that publishes content and films for the YouTube generation. The company says its mission is to “empower creators” and “make life better for the next generation of influencers”.

A Chinese startup that’s building a global marketplace for movies. The startup wants to make it easier for people to buy and sell movies, with an interface that will integrate with sites like Vimeo and YouTube.

The startup is looking to help people who are disabled take advantage of the online world to improve their lives, whether it’s a wheelchair-bound person who needs more information on how to use YouTube or a blind person who needs better search tools for the web.

A platform that lets publishers crowdsource video reviews on YouTube.

A platform for users to search, share, and rate content made by media companies (think Youtube, Vimeo, etc.).

A startup that helps brands optimize their YouTube videos for the best results.

This startup is writing an app that makes it easy for people to record videos of themselves playing video games and publish them to YouTube.

A new OTT video platform that wants to merge the video world of YouTube with the viral nature of Snapchat.

An API for managing a video distribution, with plans to integrate with the YouTube publishing platform and other video-sharing sites.

A new revenue sharing model for content creators/identifiers. It’s like YouTube, but for video.

A platform for storing and sharing user-generated content, designed for use with Twitch and YouTube.

A new app that aggregates everything from Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube to allow you to find a specific song or video, plus the biggest trending songs and videos.

A software company that builds tools for online content creators to optimize their income by using tools like Google AdSense and YouTube Partner Program.

A tool for videographers, pitch as “YouTube for professional filmmakers”. The app is meant to make it super-easy to upload and share videos.

A video ad platform that lets you buy high-quality video ads to promote your YouTube channel or other online content. By using the service, you’re able to share your content and get paid for doing it.

A company that provides software that helps choose the best video compression settings and then uploads videos to YouTube or Vimeo.

A startup that is building a service that highlights the best of the media industry, rather than the best of YouTube.

A company that allows brands to create their own branded channels on Twitch and YouTube, taking advantage of Twitch’s ad revenue and YouTube’s extensive reach.

A startup that allows people to make local videos, and then sell them to advertisers, essentially turning them into a YouTube-style video creator.

A company that provides a platform for publishing short videos to YouTube, Facebook, and beyond.

The startup is building an iOS app that makes it easy to stream content from various sites, including YouTube. Similar to Viki, but for YouTube.

A tool for creators of videos, photographers, musicians, etc. to upload their work to various platforms, like YouTube, Vimeo, SoundCloud, etc. and sell it directly without having to deal with intermediaries like Facebook or Google.

A video platform that provides users with the ability to create and share video at a lower cost than they can on YouTube.

A $50 monthly subscription for unlimited streaming on Spotify and YouTube

Building a video platform for small businesses, allowing them to make videos and upload them to YouTube and Facebook. The startup has deals with such companies as CafePress and Personal Creations.

This startup is building a video game streaming service, where people can watch others play games on Twitch or YouTube.

A desktop application that provides a user-friendly interface for creating, editing, and sharing scripts for YouTube videos.

A startup that helps content creators like YouTubers and Instagrammers manage their brand, and offer guidance to consumers on how to use their content.

Builds YouTube channels for brands.

A spinoff from the now-defunct cloud-based gaming service Chuggaaconroy. This startup-turned-company is now building a platform for social media influencers to sell advertising on their Instagram and YouTube channels.

A 4th grade student created a video explaining the new health care bill and has over 1 million views on YouTube.

A company that uses an algorithm to identify the most popular pieces of content on Instagram, YouTube and Reddit, and connects advertisers to those users.

A free SaaS app that allows people to create their own curated YouTube videos, with a focus on entertainment and creativity.

A startup that allows anyone to live stream to YouTube. It’s a free service that lets people live stream directly to YouTube, and also costs viewers a small fee.

A new-generation online video platform that aims to compete directly with YouTube. The company’s co-founders say they’re already seeing traffic and engagement numbers that rival the video platform.

A tool that helps businesses build virtual reality apps and works with Facebook, YouTube and other platforms to build VR apps.

A platform for artists, musicians, and others to make money on YouTube without relying on ads.

A startup for people to create and manage YouTube accounts on behalf of their colleagues. The startup lets users control YouTube channels and share the videos on their behalf.

A tool to help users create fun content, such as video game reviews, while also monetizing it through YouTube ads and subscriptions.

A digital marketing platform for startups that helps them build their brand and take advantage of products like YouTube ads.

A content delivery network (CDN) for video streaming. The startup is building an infrastructure that allows Netflix, Amazon, and YouTube to use their CDN services.

A startup that wants to be a sort of “YouTube for fashion”, allowing users to create channels that can be monetized and promoted.

A company that helps brands find and hire influencer marketing partners for YouTube content.

A startup that makes it easier for people to make money on YouTube. It’s a B2B service that allows creators to monetize their channels, and is built to handle large numbers of creators and viewers.

A platform that digitizes video and makes it available on YouTube. The company is also working on a way to monetize the videos (which they say is not hard to do.)

A tool that helps streamers maximize revenue from their Twitch and YouTube channels.

A startup that helps consumers compare and find the perfect fitness classes in NYC. Founded in January and backed by Accel Partners and 500 Startups, the company includes a mobile app, a series of Youtube videos, and an online community where New Yorkers can share their workout routines.