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4 years ago

This startup wants to replace the traditional broker model with a commission-free, network-based system that brings together buyers and sellers. The startup says it already has several dozen clients.

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4 years ago

A platform that connects people looking to buy and sell goods and services for a commission. It’s similar to Groupon, but focused on more niche products and services.

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3 years ago

A real estate service to help people sell their houses on a commission-only model

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5 years ago

An online marketplace for independent artists to sell their art online and generate income from commissions, and a portfolio of creators.

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5 years ago

A real estate investment platform that claims it will help reduce real estate agent commissions by up to 80%.

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5 years ago

A startup for financial advisors to offer financial planning services to businesses, taking a commission on the fee. For instance, the advisor might charge $150 to help a company with a financial budget.

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5 years ago

A music and event ticketing startup that takes a commission on ticket sales.

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5 years ago

A startup that helps artists and bands promote online, connecting them with fans and listeners. The company charges artists a commission for promoted posts, and users pay a flat monthly fee for the service.

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5 years ago

A startup that allows homeowners and renters to search for rental houses or apartments based on amenities, price, and neighborhood. It doesn’t charge any commission, so it’s free.

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5 years ago

A startup that provides a commission-free stock trading platform for accredited investors

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5 years ago

A startup that brings in a freelance marketer from anywhere in the world, and pays them a commission for their work.

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5 years ago

A company that provides a platform for businesses to build and promote their own e-commerce stores. The company acts as a clearinghouse for inventory and shipping, taking a commission on each sale, plus a minor fee for each product.

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5 years ago

A startup for the sale of travel services, including package tours, hotel stays, car rentals, and more. The company does not charge commissions.

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5 years ago

A tool to help artists find people who would be interested in commissioning work on their own creative projects.

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2 years ago

A social network for corporations, with enterprise sales teams and executives working on behalf of the company. The company takes a commission off each sale made through their platform, and may also have access to data on consumers on top of that.

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5 years ago

A startup aimed to help people get the best possible deal on their car insurance. The startup’s software analyzes an individual’s driving history and compares it to a carrier’s pricing data to identify the best deal. The startup’s policy is to take a 0.5% commission off the top.

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5 years ago

A startup for direct sales of international travel, with a focus on leisure travelers. The startup provides an easy way to book and pay for the flight with a credit card and splits the commission with the travel agent.

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5 years ago

A startup that’s building a marketplace for people to buy, sell, and trade used cars, taking a commission of each transaction.

113

3 years ago

Iota lets people buy goods and services online directly from peer-to-peer marketplaces, saving on shipping and commission costs.

107

3 years ago

A platform for building and selling apps, taking a commission on your app sales from the app stores.

104

5 years ago

This real estate startup helps buyers and Sellers negotiate properties with a series of automated videos and text messages. It also takes a commission for each sale.

103

5 years ago

A personal concierge app for hiring and scheduling personal trainers. The company takes a 20% commission on all sales.

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2 years ago

The startup wants to help small businesses, like restaurants, open their own e-commerce website. Using a combination of marketing and technology, they say they can help companies save money on commission and get more visibility to their products.

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4 years ago

A new way of paying artists, based on a kind of marketplace model. The major difference is that the company doesn’t take any commission from the artists. The startup instead takes a 30% cut as a fee for the use of the platform.

90

4 years ago

A platform that helps craftspeople work with brands to create custom goods, taking commissions

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4 years ago

An online marketplace for beauty products from around the world. The startup helps people find the best products from all over the world, and gets a commission on the sale.

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4 years ago

A productivity tool for artists, allowing them to manage their portfolio, manage their commissions, manage their social media, manage their online stores, and more.

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4 years ago

A platform that lets users manage their e-commerce stores from within Shopify. It allows users to add products, create and manage inventory, and commission a team of retail employees to help manage the store.

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4 years 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.

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3 years ago

This startup helps companies keep track of their employees’ health insurance needs. The startup takes a commission of every claim paid, which it says is roughly 25%.

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3 years ago

A startup that lets anyone create and sell online courses, with course creators getting a 70% commission on sales.

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4 years ago

A startup that’s building a platform that connects you to freelance “artisans” in your local area, allowing you to commission custom craftsmen or other professionals. It’s based in San Francisco and New York.

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3 years ago 1 views

A startup for third-party sellers on Amazon. The business is completely free for sellers, and takes a tiny commission from buyers.

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4 years ago

A company that lets small businesses commission jobs done online by professionals in the field.

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4 years ago

A company that helps businesses sell products and services for a commission, with their most successful customers paying $5,000 on average.

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3 years ago

A startup for people to buy and sell their personal products in exchange for a commission.

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3 years ago

This is a startup that works with established brands to offer online courses and plans to monetize with a model of selling courses to a student’s family (like an on-demand learning service like Udemy or Coursera) and then charging them a commission fee. The startup has already built a few courses, and is also working on an AI-based chatbot for teachers.

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4 years ago

A digital advertising platform that serves as an intermediary between publishers and advertisers. The startup takes a 30% commission from ads sold.

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4 years ago

A tool that helps small businesses find loan applications and other financial services, including asset-based loans for startups. The startup takes a 20% commission.

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3 years ago

A startup for selling products for a commission-based fee to influencers, also allowing free distribution.

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4 years ago

The app lets you make money when your friends want to buy stuff from you. The app creates a “payment” link when you post a photo of an item. When a friend clicks the link, they’re charged a commission on the sale.

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4 years ago

A decentralized trading platform for digital currencies, built on blockchain technology. It aims to make the digital asset exchange process easy and secure. The company is currently developing a desktop app for the blockchain and is in talks with the US Securities and Exchange Commission about getting listed on a US exchange.

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4 years ago

A startup on O2O sites where companies can pre-sell inventory to customers. They charge a commission based on the volume of the sale.

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4 years ago

An HR marketplace for freelancers, allowing them to be paid on a commission basis for booking new clients.

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4 years ago

A startup that helps merchants get paid through the app of their choice. The company works on a commission-free platform that allows businesses to track the sales of their products and services and be paid through an app of their choice. And all the payments are handled automatically.

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3 years ago

A tool that helps you get the best possible price on a plane ticket. The company is aiming to "make a commission on every transaction."

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5 years ago

Idea: A startup that helps people with bad credit get loans It finds loans for customers, and takes a 10% commission from the borrower

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3 years ago

Grovo is building a platform for event organizers, to help them organize and promote events with their attendees. Grovo charges organizers a monthly fee for each event, and aims to make money by helping hosts and attendees to share data on who bought tickets and how much, so the company can segment sales and get more commissions.

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3 years ago

A startup that provides a financial advisor service for freelancers and employees, which allows them to manage their own investments, doing their own research and managing their own portfolio, in exchange for a small commission.

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3 years ago

A new way for homeowners to sell their homes, with no agent fees and no commissions.

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2 years ago

A company that helps retailers to get the most out of their customers’ loyalty programs. Loyaltyclub takes a commission from retailers who offer their loyalty program and gives them access to a customer database that they can use to analyze customer behavior and make more targeted offers.

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3 years ago

A startup that connects people with personal chefs. ChefInk has built a network of professional chefs over a peer-to-peer model, with the company taking a commission for each transaction. The startup has built a user base of over 1,000 users and has $40k in monthly transactions.

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2 years ago

A shopping app that helps users find the best deals on products from their favorite stores, and receives commission for each sale.

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2 years ago

A startup that connects buyers and sellers of housewares and home goods, allowing people to post listings from anywhere and get commission for each sale.

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3 years ago 1 views

A startup that lets users commission artists to create images for their Instagram feed.

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2 years ago

A company that commissions audio, video, and photo content to help companies get their brand out there.

37

2 years ago

A tool for finding and connecting with new influencers that help brands. The company takes a commission for referrals.

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3 years ago

A startup that helps retail companies manage their odds and ends inventory. The startup is charging a percentage of the product’s sale price as a commission, with a $50 minimum order.

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2 years ago

The startup’s technology enables users to download their own music and listen to it on their private headphones. The idea is that they can find their music on a playlist of known Spotify playlists. The company takes a small commission on each track, which is used to pay artists for their work.

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2 years ago

A startup that connects people with places for random acts of kindness, like a coffee or meal for a stranger. The startup pays a commission back to the person who did the act of kindness.

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5 years ago

Idea: A home services marketplace that offers reduced commissions to contractors working for customers in the US They’re looking to handle the entire process on the backend, from scheduling and payment to cleaning and service

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2 years ago

A system that allows companies to securely transfer money between themselves. It’s designed to give banks a new way to reach out to their customers. The company charges a commission of 1% (or 0.30 cents per transaction) on all transfers.

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2 years ago

This company wants to make the process of filing a lemon law claim faster, simpler, and more efficient. The company’s customers include the National Lemon Law Center and the Consumer Product Safety Commission.

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