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2 years ago

A B2B software company that connects customers and service providers to automate the entire experience of paying your bills online. It has an enterprise model, where companies can pay US$400 a month for recurring invoices.

760

5 years ago

A startup that aims to take care of your apartment while you’re away. InstaHome provides cleaning services, maintenance, and security for your apartment, with plans starting at $16 per month.

707

2 years ago

A startup that brings together and organizes the 1.5 million pieces of content that people publish on Instagram each month.

549

2 years ago

A system for helping people learn Spanish that isn’t a language app. The startup currently has about 1,000 users, who pay $39 a month for a subscription that provides translation and Spanish classes.

500

5 years ago

A tool to help users keep track of their spending, which can be shared with others. It also provides a monthly report on spending, which is sent to the user via email.

374

5 years ago

A startup that provides a platform for managing and connecting third-party software for mobile devices The company says it has $10,000 in monthly recurring revenue, mainly from Android

369

4 years ago

This is a subscription service that provides services to companies based on a “per unit” pricing model. Each month, a company can get a quote for a set amount of work or a set amount of time.

309

5 years ago

A monthly subscription service that sends you an e-book on a topic you’ve selected every month. The company launched in December, and is signing up more than 50,000 new subscribers every month, the founder tells me.

277

5 years ago

A startup that sells a monthly service which provides a chef to cook dinner for you and your friends

261

5 years ago

A startup that produces a monthly box of healthy food which can be ordered online and delivered

253

5 years ago

A monthly subscription service that sends home delivery and grocery shopping to your doorstep.

253

4 years ago

A startup that sends users a box of physical books for every month they sign up for.

245

5 years ago

A credit card that is funded by users rather than banks, with a cap on monthly spending.

242

5 years ago

This startup helps employees track time they spend using the internet to find out how they spend their day, week, or month.

237

5 years ago

This startup helps users of their service keep track of their prescriptions and keep track of their pill tracking. The startup currently has a 10% retention rate, and one customer from Taiwan is paying them $6,500 per month.

233

5 years ago

A startup that sells monthly boxes of essential tools for people who are traveling abroad

229

5 years ago

A third-party insurance company that offers $0 monthly premiums to customers who pay in full every month.

227

4 years ago

Byju's helps students set up learning programs and track their progress. The startup has been around for a while, but the recent YC batch saw a big spike in students signing up. Byju's has a $5 monthly subscription.

220

4 years ago

A tool that helps people track their health and wellness through data through a mobile app. The company says it has over $3,000 a month in recurring revenue.

220

4 years ago

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

219

4 years ago

A company that provides hourly workers with technology and training to get their own small business off the ground. Come Up Now has grown from a handful of contracts to 200 employees in the past six months.

217

5 years ago

A company that aims to simplify the process of buying and selling used goods online in the US, and in the UK, with the aim to make it easier than eBay or Craigslist. The startup currently has 2,000 members, each paying a monthly fee.

215

2 years ago

A turnkey payment processing platform for online businesses. Instead of a bank’s monthly fee, they charge a flat fee based on the size of the transaction.

209

4 years ago

Self-storage startup that’s growing at 20% month-over-month.

208

5 years ago

A startup that sells a monthly box of organic produce to people who want to eat healthier

203

4 years ago

A startup that connects companies with people who want to enter the service industry. The startup says they have $1 million in monthly revenue and have hired several staff since YC.

202

5 years ago

A startup that makes the process of filling out Medicare Part D plans less painful. The platform helps people fill out their plans online, and acts as a sort of health insurance broker for people seeking Medicare coverage. The startup says their customers save an average of $50 per month.

200

5 years ago

A startup that helps businesses manage their cash flow. The tool helps companies forecast where their cash will come from, and sends automated reminders when it runs low. The startup uses machine learning and AI to help companies forecast how much cash they would have at this month’s end and the next month.

200

2 years ago

Meeple is a startup that uses a micro-lending platform to help small businesses and startups get financing. The startup, which was founded in April, currently has $5,000 in monthly recurring revenue and is looking to raise a seed round.

199

4 years ago

A provider of high speed Internet for small businesses. Its service is targeted at small businesses, who can get a gigabit speed for $40 per month.

198

5 years ago

A digital bank from Italy that gives customers free checking with no monthly fees.

196

5 years ago

A startup that will allow people to build websites for their local community, and then charge a monthly fee for that service.

195

5 years ago

Idea: A company that helps homeowners who are selling their home make it look its best for buyers, cutting their job out of the real estate sales process. The startup has raised $150,000 in the last month.

194

2 years ago

A new startup focused on helping readers access the best content in their area. The company offers a monthly subscription of a curated list of articles that interest a person. They want to launch in early 2020 to allow people to take a break from their phones.

194

5 years ago

A platform that lets people sell their WiFi network for a monthly fee.

191

4 years ago

A subscription-based, monthly newsletter that helps entrepreneurs quickly grow their business.

191

4 years ago

A startup where people can create and share their own videos to be used as a free marketing tool. The startup is working on a video series called Inside the Box, which follows a different startup every month as they grow.

190

5 years ago

A startup that provides a service where you can pay a monthly fee to have a local sitter take care of your pet

189

4 years ago

This is a startup that’s giving companies a way to manage their own data centers and improve the security and reliability of their IT networks by managing their power and cooling infrastructure. The company charges $1 per user per month for the service.

188

4 years ago

The startup helps companies coordinate meetings and events in a more efficient way with a mobile application that lets people request times to meet and itineraries for the meetings. It’s been used on over 7,000 events and 500 events per month.

186

5 years ago

A credit card that allows you to donate to charity on a monthly basis.

185

4 years ago

A tool for finding the right contractor to fix a job, and making sure they’re getting paid for it. It’s currently working with 500 clients and funding 500 jobs per month.

185

5 years ago

A startup that provides a tool where people can subscribe to a service that sends them a box of 5-10 items every month

181

5 years ago

A revenue sharing model for people who want to share their personal data with advertisers. By offering a monthly subscription, the company expects to earn revenue from those who feel most comfortable sharing their data.

180

4 years ago

A $12-per-month service that brings an emergency food box to your doorstep. The startup has already helped more than 300 people, and partners with a network of food pantries.

180

3 years ago

This is a service that helps individuals track and manage their student debt. The startup helps people take action on their student loans, and offers the ability to pay off the debt with a monthly plan.

179

5 years ago

A startup that provides a service to people who are looking to make a significant career change and want to do a 6 month stint to get a taste of what it’s like to be in a new industry

178

4 years ago

An expenses app that breaks down a monthly paycheck by category, showing how much to set aside for rent, car payments, and the rest.

178

5 years ago

A web-based SaaS that helps businesses sell products with coupon codes, through the company’s own network of retailers. The startup sells coupons via a monthly subscription program, and will offer a “freemium” model to startups and small businesses who want to use the tool without it costing them.

177

5 years ago

A startup that sells a monthly subscription box of all the best products from Kickstarter each month

176

5 years ago

A company that’s building a platform that handles all of a company’s customer service and HR needs for a monthly fee of a few dollars.

171

5 years ago

A platform for product managers and engineers to collaborate on building software products, with a focus on helping teams at big companies get things built quickly and iterate rapidly. They charge a percentage of monthly revenue.

170

5 years ago

A startup that sends you a new razor every month.

169

5 years ago

A startup that sends users curated lists of events in their area. It currently has 1.3 million monthly users, and works with “hundreds of thousands” of events/parties each month.

169

4 years ago

A self-storage company that provides monthly payment structures to make customers feel like they’re paying less in rent than they actually are.

169

5 years ago

A self-serve platform for saving money on auto insurance or just comparing rates, which they say is “faster, cheaper, and more comprehensive then any other website”. They currently have $2.5 million in monthly recurring revenue and are looking to launch in Miami and Atlanta.

167

5 years ago

A platform for micro-transactions for online merchants. The startup wants to eliminate the need for credit cards. The startup has its first pilot under its belt, with $300,000 in monthly revenue.

166

5 years ago

A tool to help people make a living using their talents. They have $2,000 in monthly revenue.

166

3 years ago

A digital platform that allows companies to pay medical bills in monthly installments. The startup, which was founded in August, wants to make medical bills more affordable for patients.

165

5 years ago

A personal finance service that helps people pay down their debt from multiple cards in a single monthly payment.

164

5 years ago

A set of tools for selling and buying on Amazon. The company also offers Amazon-specific tools for sellers to organize, manage, and promote their products. Currently has $4,000 in monthly revenue.

163

5 years ago

A real estate focused business that connects tenants and landlords. The startup is a bit like Rocket Mortgage, a company that helps people with bad credit refinance their home loans — the startup’s focus is more on the landlord side of the equation. The startup charges a monthly fee of $50 for their service.

163

5 years ago

A startup that sells a tool for people to help them save money on their monthly utility bills

162

5 years ago

A technology that helps companies collaborate and communicate with one another. The startup is currently making $36,000 per month from two customers.

162

4 years ago

A startup that helps people streamline their personal finances. The startup helps users organize their finances and get a budget. They currently have $6,000 in monthly revenue.

162

4 years ago

A platform that connects lenders with small businesses, helping them get financing. The startup currently has $1,000 in monthly revenue, after launching in November.

161

5 years ago

A startup that enables anyone to create a micro-site and sell it for $10 a month.

160

5 years ago

A monthly subscription service that allows app publishers to get more money from advertisers.

160

4 years ago

Currently focused on the UK, a B2B company that enables people to borrow money from their employer via a payroll deduction. It charges 1% interest for up to 12 months, and the company keeps 2% of the loan amount.

159

5 years ago

A startup that helps companies manage their inventory across multiple warehouses and retail locations The company says they have $82,000 in monthly recurring revenue with 60% gross margins

158

5 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.

158

4 years ago

A platform for hiring freelance developers, who can be paid in monthly subscription fees. It’s currently trying to build a business in Germany and the Netherlands.

158

5 years ago

A startup that makes a monthly subscription box for people who want to learn how to code

157

5 years ago

A peer-to-peer mortgage marketplace, where borrowers could get a credit score, FICO score, and a monthly payment quote by asking friends to lend money to them.

157

4 years ago

“A free app that helps you track your monthly energy usage. It’ll tell you how much you’re spending and how to save.”

157

5 years ago

A pitch system that allows businesses to send out videos to potential customers. The startup, which was founded in August, is looking to attract businesses with a $5 per month price point.

156

5 years ago

A company that provides a way for users to access health insurance across all markets for a month. The startup is expanding to the US.

156

5 years ago

“A safe investment wrapper for cryptocurrency savings accounts”. The company is building an account that lets people invest cryptocurrency, while also automatically tracking the value of the investment and sending out monthly statements.

156

5 years ago

A startup for business and personal professional services, with plans that start at $14 per month. The company is planning to launch in the US in mid-2019.

156

3 years ago

A tool for people who want to make an extra $300,000 a year doing what they love and earn an average of $20,000 a month by teaching others how to do the same. It’s a freelance teaching platform that allows anyone to make money teaching web development, programming, and more for clients around the world. It’s a flexible, scalable option for people who want to reach their personal goals.

156

5 years ago

A startup that provides a service where people can pay a monthly fee and then they are assigned a personal assistant who helps them with whatever they need

155

5 years ago

A startup that sells a subscription service that sends someone to clean your house once a month. The startup is advertising the service on Facebook, reaching a lot of potential customers that have seen its ads and are interested in it.

155

5 years ago

In this article, Rob writes about the startup’s plan to make a video service that lets you edit and share video from an iPhone through a web browser. A few months later, the startup pivots to focus on video editing and distribution.

155

5 years ago

A startup that provides a service where you can order a box of products for a specific time period, for example, I want to try to eat healthy for the next month, so I

154

5 years ago

A company that helps businesses get more qualified leads. They currently have $4,000 in monthly revenue.

154

5 years ago

A software company that makes managing a large number of Twitter accounts easier. The startup has been able to grow its customer base at a rate of 50% per month, and has built a $2 million annual recurring revenue business.

154

5 years ago

A startup that wants to make it easy to sign up for a monthly food delivery service.

154

5 years ago

This is a chatbot that’s designed to help you work remotely. It’s currently working with one client in the US, but the company plans to expand to Europe in the coming months.

154

5 years ago

A business platform for Indian SMBs to better manage their finances. Over the last 12 months, the number of SMBs on the platform has grown 50%, with an average monthly transaction size of $3,500.

153

5 years ago

An online marketplace for small businesses to collaborate, where they can share resources, receive feedback from customers, and get more business. They charge businesses $5 per month per person to join, and charge businesses $500 a month to become a Vendor.

152

3 years ago

A startup that wants to help online merchants and other businesses grow their audience through video. The company claims that it’s been able to acquire 1,000 new customers for its customers every month for the last four years.

152

5 years ago

A startup for music that gives people access to new releases for $4.95 a month. The startup is also building music-based learning tools to help teachers integrate music into their curriculum.

151

5 years ago

A startup that wants to help people unload the debt they've accrued from student loans. They are currently working with 3,000 borrowers in the UK and hope to expand to the US in the next 12 months.

151

4 years ago

A company that aims to help users identify how much they are spending on their utilities each month, and help companies better predict demand.

151

5 years ago

A startup that helps people pay for things, whether it’s a ride or a cup of coffee. The startup charges a fee of $5.95/month to charge and pay for things, and there’s an option to opt in for free.

150

5 years ago

Two founders left YC to build a $10 per month service to help food delivery services become more cost effective and more like an on-demand service. It’s available in a few cities in the US, and it’s simple: a “geofenced” area with a few delivery zones that are cheaper than a full city block.

150

3 years ago

A way to get monthly market quotes from a few different sources, pitched as an alternative to the Wall Street Journal’s MarketWatch.

150

5 years ago

A company that helps people save money on their mobile phone bills. The startup is focused on helping people in countries where mobile services are expensive, as is the case in Mexico. It currently offers a mobile plan on a monthly basis and has signed on the largest mobile company in Mexico.

149

5 years ago

A monthly membership service that helps companies identify and recruit technical talent. The company boasts $1 million in recurring revenue and says it has already grown its team from 10 to 30 people.

149

5 years ago

A startup that provides a monthly subscription service where someone comes to your house and provides a manicure, pedicure, facial,

148

5 years ago

A health insurance product that allows people to pay monthly premiums for a low deductible, and then cover the rest.

148

5 years ago

A monthly subscription service meant to help you save for retirement.

148

5 years ago

A ‘Book of the Month’ subscription service that promises to send a book to your door with the month you sign up for. It’s currently in the UK and Ireland, with Australia and New Zealand plans for 2020.

148

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.

147

5 years ago

A SaaS platform that helps companies manage their expense reports. It starts with a monthly subscription and then allows the user to create expense reports that are editable and searchable, with the option to export.

147

5 years ago

A job board for sales and marketing jobs, attracting 300,000 new jobs every month.

147

4 years ago

A new type of restaurant that delivers meals, but instead of ordering food online, you get to pick it up at a store. The app will be available in the next few months.

147

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

5 years ago

A tool that helps you find the best interest rates for your credit card. The startup says they have more than 1,000 users and are growing by 100 users a month. The founders say they’ve raised $1.3 million in funding from angel investors.

146

5 years ago

The startup’s first product is a subscription service that sends out a box of books each month to clients. It’s meant to be a “Netflix for books”

146

5 years ago

An online membership sharing network for businesses like Always 21, where people pay a monthly membership fee to access discounted travel and entertainment.

145

5 years ago

A Web/Mobile-based platform for hiring, recruiting, and finding jobs. In the last year, the company says they’ve grown from $1.5 million in annual revenue to $4.5 million, and that they’ve seen 10x growth in the last 12 months. The company has more than 50 employees and is currently hiring.

144

5 years ago

A startup that provides a service where you pay $100/month and they will do all of your laundry and ironing

143

3 years ago

A SaaS platform for managing rooftop solar, with basic solar energy packages starting at $5 a month.

143

5 years ago

A startup that lets you create a site for a sports team in four minutes and then charges them a monthly fee based on their social media following

142

5 years ago

This app is a replacement for spreadsheets. The app helps users manage every aspect of their finances, including contracts, invoices, and approvals. The startup offers a monthly subscription fee for the software and gives users a free trial period.

142

5 years ago

There’s a really big market for high-end home security systems. The startup is building a system that helps you get the best one for your needs, with a $5 monthly subscription.

142

5 years ago

A company that wants to make it easier for companies to manage their sales force by helping them upgrade their CRM and marketing software on a weekly or monthly basis.

142

5 years ago

A platform that helps companies organize their email, Slack, and other messaging systems. The startup’s founders say it can save companies 5% to 30% on their monthly email costs, and that it’s used by companies like MercadoLibre, Zappos, and Expedia.

142

3 years ago

A customer service platform for small businesses. The company claims to have $15,000 in monthly recurring revenue, and has been growing at a rate of 50% month-over-month.

142

3 years ago

A startup that publishes and sells books, publishing three a month on topics like business and finance.

142

3 years ago

A small-scale, on-demand grocery delivery service with a $25/month membership fee. It’s currently servicing just San Antonio, but is expanding to Austin, Denver, Portland, and Salt Lake City.

141

2 years ago

A tool that helps companies manage their supply chain. The company says it’s only $1 per month per employee, which makes it cheaper than human resources outsourcing.

141

5 years ago

A digital product that detects, tracks, and pays a user’s monthly rent payments. Due to rent laws, a tenant in many areas may not legally be able to sign for a check until it’s been deposited. By the time they can, the landlord has already moved on to the next tenant, which means the tenant may have to pay the holdback fee.

139

5 years ago

A startup that’s building a tool to help companies manage their social media presence from a single dashboard. It currently has $12,000 in monthly recurring revenue, and charges a flat $5 monthly fee.

139

5 years ago

A team of fundraisers that want to help companies with their fundraising needs by offering free fundraising services. They charge companies based on the time spent on fundraising, with a maximum of $500 per month.

138

5 years ago

This is a startup that wants to help people find their ideal yoga teacher, and help them hire them for a low monthly fee.

138

5 years ago

Creating a social network for small business owners. The business plan is to start with a $10/month subscription service and then build a full social network for small businesses.

138

5 years ago

A startup that is building a “social to-do list” for small- to mid-sized businesses. The startup is currently working with 250 businesses in San Francisco, and plans to expand to other U.S. cities. It charges $20 per month for its platform.

138

5 years ago

A company that helps companies reduce their monthly expenses by partnering with their employers to cut down on expenses in the office by using a virtual assistant.

137

5 years ago

This startup is building a new kind of network for startups, one that allows them to share their financial data, such as their expenses, with other investors. In the past six months, the startup has raised $3 million from investors.

137

5 years ago

A startup that looks to make it easier for the elderly to get a second smartphone. They’re looking to make it easy for the elderly to get a second smartphone when they’re already paying high smartphone bills. They’re launching in a few months and have already received a $250,000 investment from an angel group in the Valley that helps solve “pioneering problems in emerging markets.”

137

5 years ago

This is an online video training marketplace for startups looking to grow and hire. The company is hiring a head of sales and has a $30,000/month business already with a handful of startups using it.

137

4 years ago

A software company that helps companies with the tech-heavy job of finding and interviewing candidates. Clarity has a free version for small teams and a $4,000/month paid option, which it says has “well over 100 customers”.

137

5 years ago

A software company that uses AI to predict your monthly credit card payments, based on your current spending.

136

5 years ago

A startup that builds software for managing technology and data for colleges. The company claims to have over $6 million in monthly recurring revenue, and counts Dow Jones as one of its customers.

136

5 years ago

A credit card with no annual fee, no foreign transaction fee, no penalty fees, no cash advance fees, no late fees, and a 0% intro APR for 15 months.

136

5 years ago

A tool that can build an inventory for a company’s product, or an E-commerce site for a product. The startup says it already has $2,000,000 in sales per month after launching in February.

135

5 years ago

A mobile platform that connects customers with local businesses via SMS, via text message. The texting platform is free for customers, and businesses pay a monthly fee ($6.95/month) to use the service.

135

5 years ago

A student-driven airline that’s been in operation for less than a month. Its founders are trying to get the airline off the ground by asking students to fund the startup, but now they’re asking for $25,000 to accelerate growth.

135

3 years ago

A startup that wants to replace your utility bills with a monthly subscription model.

135

3 years ago

A startup with a simple, monthly subscription-based service that helps you manage your online presence.

135

5 years ago

A startup that provides a service for renting servers, using a model similar to Airbnb Users can rent a server by the hour, day, week, or month They rent out their unused servers, which helps keep them up to date, and clients get cheap hosting

134

5 years ago

The startup wants to help smaller businesses get a loan through peer-to-peer lending, and has already closed more than $50 million in loans in an eight month period since it launched.

134

5 years ago

A company that helps users make a $3 monthly subscription payment for a brand new virtual assistant (such as Siri or Alexa) that answer your questions.

134

5 years ago

A mobile payment app for the Philippines. The startup, which launched its app last month, is targeting the country’s growing middle class.

134

5 years ago

A tool to help people understand their finances, in the form of an app that takes a person’s income and expenses and tells them how much to spend each month. The startup is also building a tool to help people understand their credit scores, and is working with several credit scoring agencies.

134

3 years ago

An email marketing platform. Businesses with high volumes of email marketing can choose to send their emails using a software sdk and pay a flat monthly fee.

134

5 years ago

An on-demand gig service that pays users with gift cards to merchants. The startup currently has two pilot customers in the UK, and plans to expand to the US in the coming months.

133

5 years ago

A way for businesses to track their e-commerce spend over the past 12 months, then see what they could have saved.

133

5 years ago

This startup is building a new kind of pay-as-you-go mobile device, which can be used for a variety of purposes, from music to glasses to medical and molecular research. The device is meant to be flexible and easy to use, with a range of options for the hardware and software, and a monthly fee that is based on usage.

133

5 years ago

A solution for companies to streamline the billing process for their customers. Avastas has signed up 20 customers in the past month, including one of the 10 largest banks in the US.

132

5 years ago

A credit card that doesn’t expire for 24 months. The startup is now in the process of getting a bank account and possibly a credit card license in the US.

132

5 years ago

A startup that helps you find free and cheap parking in NYC, Baltimore and Los Angeles. It’s already live in NYC, and will expand to LA and Baltimore in the coming months.

132

4 years ago

An internal social network for employees at small businesses. They have 12 employees and a $40k monthly recurring revenue.

132

3 years ago

This company is a marketplace for shared storage, storage on remote servers, with a network of people that store their stuff there. They charge a monthly fee, and they say they’re profitable with over 60,000 users.

132

5 years ago

A startup that provides a service that allows people to coordinate rides to and from events. The company says they have $15,000 in monthly recurring revenue, with a potential to hit $200,000 in revenue in 12 months.

131

5 years ago

A startup that helps you create customized “sampler packs” of music. The startup wants to build an algorithm that lets users produce personalized mixes, or albums, without the need to upload music. Instead, users create a “profile” of songs and artists they like, and the system then chooses other songs the user likes and creates an album, including tracklists. The service is currently free, with plans starting at $5 per month for premium features.

131

5 years ago

A platform that helps businesses optimize their supply chain by helping them to analyze data in real-time and identify opportunities for growth. They charge a standard rate of $150 per month per company.

130

5 years ago

For the past two months, the startup has been building a platform that helps people find jobs, with a focus on the job seeker. The solution is built on an AI that scours through job listings, and a platform that allows job seekers to better manage their resumes.

130

5 years ago

The smart contract-based system will give customers their monthly phone bill, as well as their statement of account and the option to pay online.

130

5 years ago

An employee-owned co-living space in the heart of New York City in which residents can rent private rooms for $1,000 a month with monthly fees of $200.

129

5 years ago

A company that handles the billing for companies that offer paid subscriptions to their services. They’ve been in business for 5 months.

128

5 years ago

BookNow is a service for online ordering and payment for food, flowers, theater tickets, and more. The company claims it has sold over $10,000 worth of tickets in four months. They’re also getting some attention from investors.

128

5 years ago

A startup that installs a vending machine for various things (IE: A vending machine that sells a 3-month supply of dental floss for $10)

127

5 years ago

A startup that provides a platform for people to collaborate on projects. It’s similar to platforms like Basecamp and Wrike. They charge $20 per month per user.

127

5 years ago

A way for people who need to move into a new apartment to take a photo of their living room or kitchen and quickly see a comprehensive price list of what it would cost to remodel it. The startup says it’s profitable and has a $150,000 monthly revenue run rate.

127

5 years ago

A startup that wants to bring a 21st century version of the old magazine subscription model. The startup gives access to a variety of programming languages and news to consumers for a monthly subscription fee.

126

5 years ago

This startup is a monthly subscription service that aims to make cross-border payments as easy and frictionless as possible.

126

5 years ago

A startup that is building software that helps companies run their own data centers. The company is offering a $700/month service.

126

4 years ago

A startup that aims to help realtors automate their sales process, using a digital agent that keeps track of the status of a property and opens real estate listings on the internet. The startup is pitching the service as a way to drive down “the average home sales cycle” from six months to two.

126

3 years ago

A free food delivery service in Toronto and Ottawa, with an opt-in subscription service for a monthly fee. The startup has just launched as of May 2019.

126

5 years ago

PowerMeter is a smart meter data company. They want to provide “a data-driven mobile application for consumers and businesses that uses data from the smart meters to provide insights about power consumption, cost savings, and energy savings on a monthly and annual basis.”

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5 years ago

In the coming months, we will be sharing more great ideas across a variety of verticals.

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5 years ago

A startup that’s on-boarding its users to its $99 per month 1-hour coaching service.

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5 years ago

A health insurance alternative for young adults. It’s a $1 per month plan that is affordable and has low out of pocket costs for patients.

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4 years ago

A company that is looking to re-imagine the way people send money to each other. The company is processing over $5 billion in transactions a year, and says it has a monthly user base of over 3.2 million.

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5 years ago

Want a pager You’re out of luck, you have to go to the office to get one — but your colleagues have them. Proximity is a startup that lets you order a handheld pager for $15 a month that’s delivered to your home.

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5 years ago

A company that provides automated software for product development teams to manage their internal development processes, including functionality for code reviews, bug tracking, and test automation. The company is growing and had $1.5 million in monthly recurring revenue in 2019.

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5 years ago

This company is going after the $1.5 billion USD market of people who have a ton of receipts, but can’t manage them. They’re building a toolset that uses artificial intelligence to scan receipts and automatically categorize them by month or a year to help people use them for tax filing.

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5 years ago

A platform that allows users to create their own ad campaigns and sell their work to advertisers. The company says it has over 2 million monthly users.

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3 years ago

A company that says it helps teams collaborate better by combining the project management and collaboration tools found on Slack and Trello into one. They’re currently selling a $50 per month plan.

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5 years ago

A company building a way for people to “rent” their phone data for a monthly fee, with text messages included.

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5 years ago

This startup wants to turn the monthly headache of renewing your driver’s license into a web-based process.

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5 years ago

A tool for patient-doctor communication. The startup was founded by a Harvard MD who saw a need to improve communication between patients and physicians. The company is already collecting patient data in some markets, and will be bringing the product to the US in the next couple of months.

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5 years ago

A digital alternative for physical notes and calendars. The startup says it’s a better way to organize and share calendars with family and friends. They charge $5 per month for a calendar with unlimited notes.

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4 years ago

The startup is looking to build a “social network for artists” using a subscription service and a monthly membership fee.

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5 years ago

Reduce the friction of scheduling interviews and making hiring decisions. The company says they’ve already raised $1M and have a job matching product that they’re launching in the next few months.

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5 years ago

A company that lets you rent a private jet and have a chef at your disposal for only $1,000 a month.

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5 years ago

A tiered plan for teams of developers to work together on the same projects, with a free tier that has limited features and a $10 per month plan that has access to all features.

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3 years ago

A platform that helps non-profits measure their impact and reach donors. The startup also offers a service for nonprofits of all sizes to produce impact reports, generally a 6-month to 1-year undertaking for a nonprofit.

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5 years ago

A platform for consumers and brands to build out ads for their own sites and the company will do the rest. The company claims to have a six-figure monthly run rate, with $100 million in monthly ad revenue. The company says they have 1,000 brands running campaigns on their platform.

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5 years ago

A startup that turns trash into building materials in under a month

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5 years ago

A company that offers pay-as-you-go and monthly subscriptions for internet-connected gadgets.

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5 years ago

A “free, no-code” web application that allows teams to create and manage a shared document repository. It’s currently in a beta stage and costs $7 per month.

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3 years ago

A company that wants to help fund the growth of companies with a $1,000 monthly subscription fee.

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3 years ago

A peer-to-peer marketplace for finding and buying used phones. The company says they have $10,000 monthly recurring revenue, counting YC as one of their customers.

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A company that helps build technology for banks to provide online banking through telepresence. A few months ago, it was reported that Facebook was looking to invest in VR company Magic Leap to help make this possible.

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5 years ago

A startup that wants to make privacy-protected messaging apps as easy and intuitive as email. It currently has 30 monthly users, and is working on a product for blockchain users.

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4 years ago

A tool for quick and easy online payments. The startup’s founders say that customers are demanding a more efficient way to pay. They are planning to launch a product in the next few months.

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5 years ago

A startup that makes it easier for people to sell their cars privately. Its users pay a monthly fee, and get free car insurance, maintenance, and roadside assistance.

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5 years ago

A B2B company created to help dog-walkers and pet sitters book their customers’ pets online. They’ve completed a $1.5 million seed round, and plan to expand to the UK and Australia in the coming months.

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3 years ago

The startup wants to be the Uber for the legal industry, charging a $10 monthly subscription fee to connect you with a lawyer and a paralegal.

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5 years ago

A startup for providing storage space to people who need extra space, with monthly fees starting at $30 — and no hourly fees.

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5 years ago

A startup that helps women save on their families’ healthcare costs by creating a digital health dashboard of their monthly medical expenses

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3 years ago

The company’s pitch: “You have no idea how much time and money you're wasting every month with your gym membership.”

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5 years ago

A platform that helps businesses manage their social media accounts. The company sells social media management for businesses at $10 a month, and has plans to launch a consumer version.

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5 years ago

This is a company that’s building a platform for search engine optimization for e-commerce. The startup uses computer vision to analyze images in e-commerce websites, and then helps businesses optimize their images for search engines. The company says it can increase click-through rates by 30% and reduce bounce rate by 40% in a month.

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5 years ago

A comic book subscription box that sends customers a new comic each month.

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4 years ago

A monthly subscription service for home laundry detergent that offers recommendations for how much to buy, when and how to use it. The startup has already sold more than $2 million in the past year from its first customers–with over 25,000 subscriptions.

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4 years ago

A company that offers to help companies with their digital marketing. The company says they have $10 million in monthly recurring revenue.

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5 years ago

A digital wallet to keep track of expenses and payments, with monthly fees and a range of plans. Some competitors include Wirecard, Revolut, and Revolut Pay.

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4 years ago

A company that tracks and lets users track their own electricity usage, to help them save on their monthly bill

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4 years ago

A tool that allows people to receive a monthly stipend via direct deposit.

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5 years ago

A micro-insurance product that allows people to buy health insurance for $5 a month to cover catastrophic medical expenses. The startup is looking to build out a network of health centers around the country.

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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.

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5 years ago

A data-driven company that makes a program that helps people pay their utility bills every month. The startup is focused on helping customers keep their utility bills at a minimum.

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5 years ago

A product designed to make it easier for small businesses to buy products online. It’s currently a free product, with plans starting at $10 per month.

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5 years ago

A mobile app providing users with recommendations on where to eat in their city based on their location. The company says it processes over 20 million restaurant reviews every month.

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5 years ago

A company that’s building a platform where you pay a monthly fee to use a service to manage your contractors. The startup is taking a page from the Automated Clearing House (ACH) system, which lets banks settle payments between banks.

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5 years ago

A Chinese startup that wants to help people learn English faster and easier. The startup writes questions and answers on cards and puts them on a string, which people can play around with. And their idea is proving popular in China, with a million cards sold in three months.

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4 years ago

An online marketplace for used items, which they claim has a $10-million monthly revenue stream via their website.

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4 years ago

SaaS that brings mobile banking to underbanked businesses, with a freemium model that starts at $20 per month. It offers a mobile app with check-deposit functionality, but also wants to build out a premium platform for mid-sized businesses.

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5 years ago

A startup that provides a virtual assistant for time-crunched financial services managers. They want to make their service as affordable as possible, too, with no monthly fees.

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5 years ago

A company that makes payments more efficient, with a system that allows businesses to send out monthly invoices, and avoid the hassle of managing their own payment systems.

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4 years ago

A company creating a consumer credit score, charging a monthly fee to help you get a better credit score.

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3 years ago

A tool for creating a digital tax portfolio, allowing users to track their monthly and yearly income and expenses.

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3 years ago

A $20 monthly subscription service that brings together all your social media accounts (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, etc) into one interface. It’s the first product from the company, started in the fall of 2018.

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5 years ago

A monthly subscription service that helps users connect with potential customers and grow their businesses.

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5 years ago

A one-stop shop for designer brands to offer their products through a subscription box service. It costs $35 monthly, with a commitment of 3 months.

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5 years ago

A CRM that helps small businesses set up recurring revenue with tools for customer management, marketing, and sales. The startup wants to make it easy for small businesses to set up recurring revenue models, and charge customers monthly.

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4 years ago

A platform for selling and buying your car or truck, financed with a monthly payment. The startup sold its first loan in May with former GM executive, Mark St. Pierre, leading the company.

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4 years ago

A startup that helps companies get energy-efficient lightbulbs into their warehouses. They’ve already sold over 1,000 LED bulbs in a few months.

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5 years ago

Everyone has a friend or acquaintance that they’d like to loan money to, but they have no way to do so. MoneyBroker does just that, pairing people with other people in need of cash with those who have funds to give. The startup has already raised $2.5 million and is currently on-boarding more than 2,000 users a month.

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4 years ago

A subscription-based service for managing and sharing your money. The company is building a service for people who want a personalized, financial dashboard, but don’t want to pay the hefty $200 per month that a traditional financial advisor charges.

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4 years ago

A tool for freelancers that allows them to create invoices with no upfront cost or monthly subscription. The startup is looking to be a cheaper alternative to Upwork and Freelancer.

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3 years ago

A video game where users build a virtual city and help determine its fate from within the game. While other games have used this format before, the most successful example is Clash of Clans, which has over 1 billion monthly active users. It’s a familiar model, with the startup working with major publishers like Disney and Warner Bros. to reach that audience.

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5 years ago

A platform for raising capital for early-stage startups, with a $300,000 monthly fee.

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3 years ago

A startup that sells to the Indian market, which has a huge, under-served market for low-cost long-distance plans, where monthly plans are cheaper than mobile data in the US.

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3 years ago

A “tech support” app for people without an internet connection. The company says they have over $500,000 in revenue a month, and are hiring.

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5 years ago

This company wants to replace the often-painful experience of filling out a tax return with a more automated process. The startup is working on a software program that will work with H&R Block’s online software to take the pain out of filing a tax return and streamline the process. The company says it has $1.5 million in monthly revenue.

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5 years ago

A company that wants to build a meal kit delivery service. It currently has 6,000 users, with a $17,000 monthly recurring revenue run rate, and plans to launch in the first half of 2020.

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5 years ago

A startup that helps companies access the best business data from their phone. A subscription model starts at $10 per month.

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5 years ago

A company that helps people with student debt consolidate their debts and pay them off, sometimes with a single monthly payment.

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3 years ago

A startup that wants to build a better experience for people who want to watch movies on their phone, without paying through the nose in monthly subscriptions.

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3 years ago

A company that manages HR processes, allowing companies to use HR software without any of the overhead. The company charges a flat fee of $1,000 per month.

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5 years ago

The startup is bringing online education to the masses with a platform for on-demand classes, live courses and video tutorials. Users pay via Paypal and can choose between monthly and annual memberships.

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4 years ago

There are many more we could list, but these are some of the bigger startups that have launched in the last few months.

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5 years ago

A tool that helps companies calculate their healthcare costs, prices, and monthly payments.

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5 years ago

A subscription-based phone service that hooks up to your existing phone line via the internet. The startup wants to take the $10 or so a month charge to connect to the internet and use your phone for calls.

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5 years ago

A new kind of e-banking system for Latin America, which is designed to improve the experience of active bank customers. The company plans to launch in Brazil in the next few months and expand thereafter.

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5 years ago

A startup that sells a monthly subscription for B2B companies to access a single dashboard to track and visualize all their sales data in one place.

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4 years ago

A social media platform focused on art. The startup wants to create a community around artistic endeavors and sales. The company’s current campaign has a goal of $100,000, but is still running with a month left.

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3 years ago

A tool to help startups figure out if they need to hire another member of their team, and what they should pay them. The startup wants to charge a small fee (between $10 and $50 per month) to help startups understand if they have too many employees, and if so to help them find the right level of staffing.

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5 years ago

A platform for employees to organize themselves. It’s designed to be a personal space for workers, like Yammer. It’s free for teams of up to 10 employees, and starts at $10 per month per user.

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4 years ago

A startup that helps you get a loan and pay it back in monthly installments using a credit score.

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3 years ago

A startup that helps people track their expenses. You can also make a budget, set reminders, and enter your payment information. It’s free for the first year, with a $5 monthly subscription after.

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2 years ago

This is the “Uber of e-commerce”, allowing shoppers to find products and compare prices from a variety of merchants, then get product recommendations by verifying their location, and get a 20% off coupon for the purchase. The startup currently has over $2 million in monthly recurring revenue.

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5 years ago

This startup helps companies build, price and sell online courses. It charges from $5 to $50000 per month, and has seen $1.5 million in tuition so far. The company says they’ve built over 10,000 online courses.

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4 years ago

A startup that wants to build a network of pay-as-you-go electric cars. LightBlue wants to break down the barrier between electric vehicles and cars, allowing people to make monthly payments and switch between models as they need to.

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4 years ago

The app allows people to pay off their student loans with a 25% monthly discount, which they say can be used for a wide range of things.

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4 years ago

A startup that helps connect a person’s home energy use to the company they work for. The startup’s founders say they’ve already been able to help a customer save $100 a month.

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4 years ago

Women’s monthly period planning service.

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4 years ago

This is a mobile app that allows users to share the results of their home energy usage with other users. It’s currently being used by 2,000 users in the UK, and the founders plan to expand to the US in the next few months.

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3 years ago

A tool for nonprofits and non-profits to make more money by charging their supporters a monthly fee, similar to Patreon.

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2 years ago

A student loan company that aims to help students avoid debt by offering them a variety of options for dealing with their loans. The startup says that more and more students are turning to it to help them pay off their loans, with its average customer paying off their loans after five months.

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5 years ago

A platform where users can earn cryptocurrency for taking surveys, answering questions, and posting content. The Maven team says they’re already making $200+ per month on the platform.

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4 years ago

Made for use by beauty brands, ByNu is a $10 per month subscription service that breaks down your email marketing and social media data into a visual dashboard that shows you which of your social media posts perform the best.

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4 years ago

A startup that lets you easily manage your personal and professional finances, with features like built-in savings and spending guidelines. It’s currently free for personal use, but charges $5 per month for companies.

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4 years ago

A publisher of educational videos on topics like “how to become a leader”, “how to solve common problems”, and “how to be confident”. The startup is building a video library that can be rented for $50 or subscribed to per month.

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4 years ago

A “smart” speaker that works like a smart home appliance, but which can also control your smart home appliances (like your lights and thermostat). It can work with a variety of IoT devices, and the founders say it will be in the market in the next 12 months.

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4 years ago

A software platform that helps companies manage the customer data and retention process. The startup says it’s been customer-funded for 2 years and raised seed funding for another 6 months.

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3 years 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.

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5 years ago

A startup that delivers a team of virtual assistants to help with projects. The startup charges a flat fee of $150 per month for all team members.

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4 years ago

A tool for paying contractors on a monthly basis, designed to be simple and easy to use for small businesses.

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4 years ago

A way for anyone who wants to get into real estate investing to get started. In order to get started, you get a monthly subscription of $1,000 worth of Real Estate Investing services from a network of experts.

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2 years ago

A startup that wants to help large companies cut down on the time it takes to build apps. It wants to bring a SaaS-only tool to the table that will allow companies to build apps in a few weeks, compared to the months it takes now.

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4 years ago

A credit card that doesn’t charge interest and is cheaper than a credit card with a small monthly fee.

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4 years ago

SaaS service that helps anyone in the US get access to a local attorney. The startup currently has $5,000 monthly recurring revenue for a plan that includes a regular subscription, support and a network of attorneys.

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3 years ago

A marketing platform that allows people to bring all their marketing and advertising in one, seamless interface. The company says they have 3,000 monthly active users and 35,000 monthly impressions.

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5 years ago

A platform that brings medical students and doctors together for consultations via video calls. The company says it has more than a thousand doctors signed on, and that in its first six months it had $300,000 in revenue.

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3 years ago

A software-as-a-service product for customers looking to build a personal budget and manage their monthly spending.

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5 years ago

A company that provides personal finance management for freelancers and small business owners, allowing them to see their month-to-month spending, and make decisions about saving on a budget.

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4 years ago

A company that helps people get the right insurance for the right price. The startup’s model allows customers to purchase a lifetime policy for a low monthly price.

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4 years ago

A web-based service for buying and selling designer clothes and accessories on the web. The company’s CEO says the site has grown to 2.5 million monthly users and $20 million in annual revenue.

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4 years ago

These are the best of the best of the “good” ideas from YC’s Summer 2019 applications round. These companies hope to launch accelerated programs in the next 4 months.

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3 years ago

They’re the first mobile app for contractors, allowing companies to pay contractors in real-time instead of waiting for the end of the month. It’s currently in beta with a few dozen companies in San Francisco.

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3 years 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.

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5 years ago

The Brooklyn-based coworking space is a community of startups and entrepreneurs working to change the world. It’s located at 625 Kent Avenue, and has a membership program that ranges from $50 to $250 per month.

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4 years ago

A startup that wants to give people a digital home and help them share that home with others. It’s one of many companies that are hoping to make the sharing economy less of a weird thing only people who can afford to live in San Francisco do. The startup is already using its own properties to earn $5,000 monthly.

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4 years ago

A platform for online live video courses with prices starting at $99/month.

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4 years ago

A company that aims to make affordable internet for the poor in India, from a base in Delhi. They plan to provide a complete bundle for under $20 per month.

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4 years ago

A tool that aims to help people track their spending. It's a way to see how much money one spends on a monthly basis and how that compares to one’s peers.

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4 years ago

A SaaS startup based in San Francisco, California. The company has been growing rapidly, claiming to have “signed up more than 20,000 people in just the past month”. Its app lets users schedule and pay for deliveries, including food and household items, with a delivery fee.

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3 years ago

A personal finance app that tracks spending and sends alerts when you’re on a spending binge. The app is free, but after four badges on certain purchases, the user can pay $10 per month to take over the app and monitor spending.

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2 years ago

A startup that wants to solve the problem of investing in early-stage companies within the US. They’re planning to launch in the next six months.

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2 years ago

A startup that uses AI to help buy and sell goods online. The startup is focused on large merchants and has a paid monthly subscription model.

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4 years ago

A startup that converts your expense reports into a simple, accurate, and painless monthly report that your boss will actually read.

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4 years ago

Outsmart is building a data communication network for businesses to monitor and control their communication resources. They currently have $12,000 in monthly recurring revenue.

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4 years ago

A platform to help people get more out of their money by calculating the cost of their life and retirement. The startup currently has 38,000 users and is growing by 1,000 a month.

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4 years ago

A platform for office rentals, for companies that are “looking for a temporary space for 6 to 12 months.”

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4 years ago

A startup to help people make good financial decisions by presenting them with an income forecast for every month of a job and helping them see how much they need to save for retirement.

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2 years ago

A company that helps photographers take their work to market for $80 a month.

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2 years ago

A “social network for caregiving” that allows family and friends to see the location and activities of their loved ones with a simple, monthly payment.

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4 years ago

A data-driven software platform for in-house property management. The company plans to charge customers monthly for the success of their properties, with a goal of building a multi-million dollar business.

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4 years ago

A database for monthly sales of consumer products

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4 years ago

A company that helps people find apartments. The company claims that the average cost to find a rental is just a fraction of a percent of monthly rent, and has found that it’s more effective to have a niche niche of renters rather than trying to convince all of the town’s renters to become landlords.

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4 years ago

A startup that provides merchants with tools to manage their cash flow, including an online platform to make payments. It has over $100 million in transactions, and processes about a million dollars in payments per month.

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4 years ago

This startup aims to make the professional jump to become an entrepreneur easier by building a framework for them to build a business in a few months and iterate on it.

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4 years ago

A group of freelance writers who have agreed to work unpaid on a monthly basis to write content for a startup.

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4 years ago

A startup that wants to help people save money on medical bills by connecting them with local doctors and hospitals. The company charges a monthly fee to provide the service.

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4 years ago

This is a company that makes a "Budgeting for Beginners" app for parents, helping them get a handle on their bills and make a plan for the coming months.

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3 years ago

This is a chatbot that helps people ask legal questions. The startup said it has already seen results for their customers, with a client’s investment account growing by $4,000 in a month.

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4 years ago

A startup that helps health care organizations make more effective referrals to specialists. It’s currently being used by a network of 20 hospitals in Boston, with plans to expand to the rest of the US within the next six months.

85

4 years ago

This startup makes a credit card without annual fees or a credit limit. Customers can pay as much or as little as they want each month and never be charged interest or fees.

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4 years ago

As part of the Make Tech Easier project, the team is building a tool to help non-tech folks make tech purchases. They have a custom loyalty card that helps users identify the problem they want to solve, then build a purchase workflow. The startup now has $6,000 in monthly recurring revenue after just a year in business.

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4 years ago

A startup that wants to help people become more efficient at managing their money. It’s charging people a monthly fee to manage their money for them.

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4 years ago

The startup is building a platform that helps teachers of all kinds to save time and money on school supplies using an app. They sell to schools in the US, and plan to expand to other countries as well. They have $5,000 in monthly revenue, counting YC as a customer.

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4 years ago

A social network for parents, with features like group chats and fact-finding on the best places to take kids to eat. It’s already on over 50 college campuses, with plans to expand to over 200 in the next few months.

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4 years ago

One-on-one tutoring for Indian school kids for standardized tests. The startup has a $3,000 monthly price point for up to five students, and it plans to expand to other markets in the next year.

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3 years ago

A food delivery app that’s launching in San Francisco this month.

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3 years ago

The next generation of the world's largest social network and one of the world's largest messaging platforms, with 1 billion monthly active users. Facebook is the largest social network in the world and has over 1 billion monthly active users or MAUs with over 2.8 billion daily active users or DAUs.

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3 years ago

A digital line of credit for small businesses. It’s a small business lending platform that provides loans of $5,000 to $100,000 or 0% interest for 36 months with collateral.

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2 years ago

A $1,000/mo subscription service (that costs $50/mo if you cancel within two months) that allows you to “create your ideal business” with a team of experts. The first 100 businesses are expected to be completed by the end of Q3.

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4 years ago

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

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4 years ago

A company that makes a tool to help companies get their payroll done faster. The platform is based on the idea of a traditional monthly payroll cycle, but instead of hiring a payroll company to handle things, companies can outsource it to a company like Payroll Master, which runs the payroll for them for a monthly fee.

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4 years ago

A payment processing platform for small businesses. The startup, which was founded in April, has already earned $200,000 in revenue, with plans to expand internationally in the next 12 months.

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4 years ago

A developer’s toolkit that allows businesses to build automation and monitoring tools for their apps. The company claims it has started over $1 million in monthly recurring revenue.

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5 years ago

A software company that helps companies manage their employee pay. The company charges $100 per month and has $4.5 million in contracts as of January 2019.

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4 years ago

A food delivery service focused on healthy and organic products in the San Francisco Bay Area. They have $40,000 in monthly recurring revenue.

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4 years ago

A customer service app that looks to provide a way for companies to connect with customers over messaging platforms. It currently has over $10,000 in monthly recurring revenue.

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3 years ago

An online nursery school for babies 0-12 months old, which offers classes in arts and crafts, cooking, and using a computer.

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2 years ago

Hitting the $1 million to $2 million mark in funding over the course of 12 months is fairly rare for a startup. But it’s true in the world of payday loans. Money Mart has managed to do it for the past two years. They’re a next-generation bank that offers storefronts, mobile apps and online banking as well as traditional loans. They’re growing in Canada, the UK and the US.

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2 years ago

A startup that focuses on how to take a social network and turn it into a revenue source. The company is looking to have users pay $5 per month (or $150/year) for a package that allows them to have their own private social network of friends.

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2 years ago

A web-based platform for hiring software engineers. The startup’s main product, which costs $5 per user per month for a single engineer, does the heavy lifting of scheduling and invoicing for a company.

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4 years ago

A startup that helps companies provide food delivery to their employees. The startup is working with companies such as California Pizza Kitchen, Denny's, and Pei Wei to bring in revenue. The startup screens customers for a monthly membership fee of around $10 and works on a monthly basis. The startup says they have over 5,000 active customers, with over $2 million in monthly revenue.

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4 years ago

A company that is building a digital platform that helps people and companies engage with educational content and services through a $25 monthly membership.

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3 years ago

A startup that wants to create an API for doctors to capture, store, and share patient data. The app would let doctors send patients’ data to specialists and insurance companies, and keep track of bills, insurance claims, and other documents. The company says it’s already been used by doctors in the US and India and has revenue of $300,000 a month.

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2 years ago

A platform where developers can build, sell, and deliver software as a service. The company is looking to charge as low as $10 per user per month.

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4 years ago

A ride-sharing service for commuters, where subscribers can have a vehicle drop them off at their office, or pick them up from there, for a small monthly fee.

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4 years ago

A platform that makes it easy for developers to ship their apps to a wide number of popular devices, from iPhones to Android, Windows and Samsung. Its marketplace offers a library of the software’s apps and plans to add new devices each month.

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3 years ago

Like the Lending Club for car loans, AutoGrow’s business is to lend money to people who can’t get loans from banks or credit unions. It’s currently lending $1 million a month to people in the US.

81

3 years ago

A company that markets itself as the “Netflix for podcasts”, the startup allows users to get digital access to podcasts for $5 per month.

81

3 years ago

This startup, backed by Y Combinator, plans to make all of its products free for the first three months, with a free trial for six months.

81

2 years ago

A startup that builds real-time real estate data for the real estate industry. It’s working with a diverse group of real estate companies, and says it has $200,000 in monthly recurring revenue.

81

4 years ago

A plan for startups to pay corporate dividends to their employees. The company charges a $100 startup fee to launch, and then $10 a month thereafter.

80

5 years ago

A maker of subscription boxes to help customers discover, purchase, and ship products from retailers across the country. Each month, the service helps subscribers pick each month’s “box” based on their interests, which is hand-curated by the company’s team.

79

4 years ago

This is a tool to help consumers find a product based on the frequency of its use, such as “if you buy this product more than 3 or 4 times a month, you should probably buy it from us”.

79

4 years ago

A startup that helps medical practices find and book patients online. It’s offered in three pricing plans: the free plan, the $100 per month plan, and the $1,000 per month plan.

79

4 years ago

An e-commerce platform for small and medium sized businesses that pairs sellers with brands and streamlines and improves the buying process. The app is estimated to have 1 million monthly users.

79

4 years ago

A platform that lets freelancers buy insurance through the Affordable Care Act, then pay monthly premiums that are deducted from their paychecks.

79

2 years ago

A personal assistant that helps people make money on their spare time by helping them to create content and sell it on their personal site. The startup is in its first year and has done about $100,000 of monthly revenue.

79

4 years ago

This startup is building a tool for beer lovers to find, learn about and share reviews of craft beers. The startup has in the past month added beer reviews from a handful of beer experts and bloggers to its platform.

78

4 years ago

A SaaS platform that helps businesses manage their phone calls with a single dashboard that can be accessed from any device. The founders say they’ve already had over 400,000 calls a month through their platform.

78

4 years ago

A platform that helps match people with local businesses. The startup charges businesses a monthly fee to use the service, and gets paid when you use the service to find a local business.

78

4 years ago

A startup that allows customers to pay for their purchases with their existing credit cards. The startup is processing over $1 million in transactions a month, with plans to expand to the US.

78

5 years ago

Idea: A startup that helps people in the US save for international travel by converting their credit card rewards into cash. The startup is focusing on helping people who are about to travel abroad in the next three months.

77

4 years ago

A free stock-photo website that offers a $5 monthly membership, or a $200 monthly membership that allows some extra features, like an Apple News subscription

77

4 years ago

A personalized recommendation platform that helps you discover new apps and games. The startup offers a $1 per month premium subscription that displays recommendations based on your taste in games or other things.

77

3 years ago

A startup that allows users to rent out their cars, bikes, and boats and earn money in the process. In the US, there are a million people who use Airbnb-like services to rent out their homes each month.

77

2 years ago

A “virtual assistant” that answers questions for a small monthly fee, or by the minute.

77

4 years ago

A program that helps small businesses get funding from angel investors, working on a subscription model that allows users to pay a monthly fee for access to the service.

76

4 years ago

An online marketplace for independent businesses to sell their products to consumers. The startup charges a monthly membership fee, but it offers a monthly bonus for businesses that sell a certain amount of products without going over a certain monthly threshold.

76

4 years ago

An online database of marine retailers. "Yachters" can find other yachties from all over the world by rating their experiences. The startup launched last month.

76

4 years ago

A startup that wants to solve the problem of credit card fraud by using a smartphone to scan a QR code on a payment. The startup’s $10 app will then send a text to the cardholder, asking them to confirm the payment before it’s completed. The startup says that within the next 12 months it will have 100,000 users.

76

4 years ago

A startup that allows users to track their monthly credit card payments and get useful tips to save money.

76

4 years ago

A startup where customers get a certain number of tailored articles per month, delivered via email.

76

4 years ago

A platform for people to compare their monthly bills to see what they can save

76

4 years ago

Helping consultants manage projects, get invoices and manage expenses on behalf of their clients. As of last month, the startup has helped over 12,000 consultants.

76

3 years ago

A company that’s building a platform to help real estate companies and developers put together their own financing programs, which they charge monthly fees.

76

2 years ago

In the past year, the amount of money spent on online dating has doubled. But about 50% of the users are being charged at least $50 per month despite the industry’s low margins.

76

4 years ago

A startup that takes a more direct approach to protecting users from phishing and fraud. It’s a standalone app that can be installed on any website or app for a few dollars a month.

75

3 years ago

A software company that monitors compliance, helping businesses be more efficient. The startup charges $3 per month per user.

75

3 years ago

A startup that is building a service for small businesses that helps them manage their finances, inventory, and sales. It’s been in beta for two months and is nearing launch.

75

3 years ago

Trello is more of an office productivity tool, with functionality for management of projects, sharing of files and tasks, etc. It supports a wide range of file formats and is accessible via web, mobile, or desktop. Trello also supports other services, such as Slack. Trello also offers a free plan to start, with a premium plan starting at $6/month.

75

4 years ago

A startup that’s helping to teach 4,000 students a month in the Bay Area how to code.

74

4 years ago

A company that offers a new way to invest in real estate. The startup’s platform offers monthly payments of invested capital with a fixed rate of return on a pool of real estate investments. It’s a p2p lending platform, and its first customers are on a waitlist.

74

4 years ago

A $30/month service that helps companies build customized, granular email campaigns.

74

3 years ago

A startup that offers a new kind of savings account. Instead of storing cash in a savings account for specific purposes, such as a vacation, the user can purchase a “lifestyle account” that allows the user to save the money for recurring costs, such as monthly payments to a car loan or a credit card bill.

74

3 years ago

A small software company that’s built a small accounting app for restaurant workers. The startup says it’s growing at a rate of around 500% a month.

74

4 years ago

A platform that helps small businesses manage their online advertising campaigns, with a focus on getting more people to sign up for email marketing lists. They charge $239 per month.

73

4 years ago

A startup that’s building a subscription service for digital comic books. The company wants to offer a monthly subscription to any digital comic book without having to have it digitally purchased.

73

4 years ago

A platform for buying and selling used cars in New Zealand. The company’s first product, a set of online tools for dealers, has been downloaded over 40,000 times in the first 2 months. The company is also in talks with the New Zealand government to build a system for their dealers to manage car sales.

73

4 years ago

A startup that lets you send and receive money in the US and abroad for free (with a $5 monthly fee and a $3,600 minimum balance).

72

4 years ago

The idea is to bring together self-employed people under one roof, enabling them to access services like health insurance, taxes, and retirement planning at a discounted price. A&M currently has 10 people signed up and plans to expand to 40 in the next few months.

72

4 years ago

A new type of energy company where customers get a choice of energy provider, a choice of energy, and are charged a fixed monthly rate.

72

3 years ago

A company that enables people to rent out their spare bedrooms. They charge a small monthly fee to rent out a room, while keeping the majority of the rent.

72

5 years ago

A community of digital creators and a marketplace for their projects, helping them monetize their work. It’s currently in private beta and has just launched a new $5 monthly plan.

71

4 years ago

A social enterprise that sells a monthly subscription to its members, who can use the service to get a cup of tea in their home or a drink in a restaurant. The company hopes to provide a service to the growing number of people who do not have access to this basic human necessity.

71

4 years ago

Woothemes is a B2B e-commerce platform that helps companies sell branded items online. The company’s business model is based on a subscription model that charges companies a monthly subscription fee to use the company’s software and marketing services.

71

4 years ago

A company that helps small businesses make sense of their financial data, and offers a monthly subscription service to help them do so.

71

4 years ago

Workplace software that aims to make teams and companies more productive. The company, which launched in May, says it’s already working with over 1,000 companies and has grown its team from 14 to 30 in just four months of launch.

71

4 years ago

A credit card that rewards customers for paying down their balance. A consumer can get the card from a bank and pay off the balance each month, then increase the credit limit in increments. The startup then takes a percentage of that credit and invests it in the customer’s portfolio.

71

4 years ago

A startup that lets you scan and manage your credit card and bank information online, so you don’t have to carry around all that information with you. It connects to your bank and credit card accounts, letting you check your balance and make purchases. It also lets you request a new card, stop payment on a card, check your account balances and track purchases. The service has been running for about four months and has already processed more than $700,000 in transactions.

71

3 years ago

A digital media business aimed at helping companies build their brand and promote to their customers. They’ve finished a 3-month pilot with a company and are looking for other businesses to join.

71

3 years ago

A startup that helps banks and other lenders get people to save more money by helping them make small deposits on a monthly basis.

71

3 years ago

A startup that helps home buyers find homes that are available for sale within the next few months.

71

2 years ago

A startup that helps help people save money on cable bills. The startup lets people bundle multiple services into a single monthly bill, including internet, phone, TV, and even Spotify.

71

4 years ago

An online clothing warehouse delivering to local boutiques and independent stores in the U.S. A recent move into the UK has brought in $100,000 in sales in their first month, while they say they’ve already received interest from other retailers.

70

4 years ago

Customers can also switch from a monthly plan to a yearly plan by paying a one-time fee.

70

4 years ago

This healthcare startup wants to help employees avoid the cycle of health insurance premiums and high deductibles. They send a monthly debit card to employees, and can be customized to cover a certain amount of money per month for a certain service, ranging from life insurance to primary care to dental. They’re profitable and growing in the San Francisco Bay Area.

70

4 years ago

A cloud platform for software development and storage. The company is offering a $10/month cloud service, and $0.15/Gb-month storage plan.

70

4 years ago

A startup that has built a hardware-based IoT sensor that is able to wirelessly and privately track and share your health and fitness data. The team has built a prototype and hopes to bring it to market in the next few months.

70

4 years ago

A tool that helps you manage your inventory, including picking out new clients, keeping track of monthly sales, and keeping track of stock.

70

3 years ago

A student loan repayment platform that takes a percentage of each payment, rather than a flat monthly fee.

70

3 years ago

A $10/month service that helps people with financial difficulties.

70

5 years ago

Idea: A remote work and freelancing platform for knowledge workers. The company says it’s growing at a rate of more than 3,000 new teams joining monthly, with over 5,000 new companies joining quarterly.

69

5 years ago

A startup that tracks and analyzes the performance of affiliate sites, providing insights into which sites are bringing in the most money per month. Its goal is to help users maximize their profits and make money the most efficient way.

69

4 years ago

Becoming a New York City taxi driver is a good way to make good money, but only if you have a clean record. The startup, which has a number of New York City employees, wants to make the process of getting a taxi license more efficient, and safer. They’ve gotten a lot of traction in New York City, and have promised a monthly income of $1,000.

69

4 years ago

A startup that’s creating a digital concierge service for everyday tasks. The company hopes to expand into household services, driving their business model with the same $1 per month fee they charge for their concierge service.

69

4 years ago

A startup that provides a platform for companies to pay employees via a monthly subscription instead of a one-time salary.

69

3 years ago

An online marketplace that allows users to auction off their unused stuff on the platform, either as a one-time donation or a recurring monthly subscription.

69

3 years ago

A product that lets consumers sign up for a monthly subscription of an article they love, with the option of paying extra for some customization.

69

3 years ago

This is a mobile app that helps people find the best “personal trainer” for their fitness goals. It’s a model that lets you pay monthly and connects you with a trainer in your area.

69

4 years ago

A credit card that rolls bills into one monthly payment.

68

4 years ago

A simple way to keep track of your bills, from groceries to utilities, or to calculate monthly payments by combining several bills.

68

4 years ago

A tool for building and selling websites. The startup is focused on making it easier for developers to create websites on the web. The company has just launched its beta version, which is limited to 500 people, and offering an invite-only experience in exchange for a $40 monthly subscription.

68

4 years ago

A “transaction-based” social network, where people can follow others and interact with them through messages. The startup has already signed up 500 users in the US and has plans to expand internationally in the coming months.

68

4 years ago

After launching in March, the startup has already signed up 7,000 customers (from only 5,000 in the past month). A customer can top up a phone to 100% in just a few minutes. The company charges 50 cents a day and $1 a month for unlimited recharges.

68

3 years ago

Twelve months ago, the founders of this startup were trying to find a better way to communicate with their patients. Today they’re launching a digital health platform that lets providers manage patient records, schedule appointments, and communicate with patients.

68

3 years ago

A payment gateway that lets consumers take cash back from their monthly bill, and turn it into gift cards.

68

2 years ago

A tool to help companies share their monthly expenses with employees.

68

4 years ago

A startup that helps individuals purchase the best health insurance policy. The startup’s customers are spread across 10 US states, with plans that range from $5 to $200 per month.

67

4 years ago

A company that manages your rent and allows you to pay it with a credit card. The company says they’ve had over $500,000 in monthly revenue, and they’ve also had clients like the Delaware Public School System.

67

4 years ago

This company started as an internal tool to help small businesses manage their social media accounts, but has now launched its own social media app that helps small businesses manage their social media accounts. The startup says they have $250,000 in monthly active users.

67

4 years ago

A software platform that serves as a middleman between businesses and their customers. The startup enables businesses to send messages to customers via text, email, or text-to-speech. It says it has monthly recurring revenue of $45,000 and has onboarded 150 businesses in the past year.

67

3 years ago

Crowdfire is a marketplace for freelance virtual assistants offering services like research and writing. The startup has 71 clients and $4,000 in monthly recurring revenue.

67

3 years ago

Create a platform for student loan borrowers to pay off their loans in monthly installments.

67

3 years 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.

67

3 years ago

A “human-proof” way of ordering and paying for groceries across the UK. After months of beta testing there are now plans to roll it out nationwide in the UK.

67

3 years ago

This is a startup that wants to help people find a new job. The company is only in its first month of operations, and has already added 500 users.

67

3 years ago

A credit card that automatically pays a percentage of your purchases each month.

67

3 years ago

This startup will be launching in a few months, offering a way for people to track their pets. The startup wants to become an independent pet-care company, so it can offer insurance and vet services.

67

3 years ago

The Chief Executive of an Israeli company meets with Israeli startups for six months every year. He’s also been on a mission to improve Israel’s startup ecosystem and recruit more startups to Israel.

67

4 years ago

Paylocity is building a tool that will help companies automate payments between companies. Their tool works with multiple companies, with plans starting at $10/month.

66

4 years ago

A platform that helps users find and book appointments across the web and mobile apps. The startup, which launched in May, has already signed up over 1,300 professionals in its first few months of launch.

66

3 years ago

A place for people to spend time together, for a monthly fee on top of their Netflix bill

66

3 years ago

This startup is building a platform that helps users track how much they spend on social media and how much they spend on other parts of their life. The startup says that one of its users is able to save $300 per month on their social media bill by tracking expenses.

66

3 years ago

A cloud-based IT services company that provides managed cloud services to businesses. The company has $100,000 in monthly recurring revenue, according to the founder.

66

4 years ago

A company that creates custom-designed, pre-packaged, monthly subscription boxes of healthy snacks. The boxes are meant to be tasty, portable, and affordable, but also good for you. Customers can customize their boxes with additional ingredients, and can track their consumption on a website. The boxes are available on subscription, as well as individually.

65

4 years ago

The best ideas are usually the simplest. And in the startup world, simplicity and finding a way to solve a problem is not easy to execute. We’ve selected the best ideas from the last two months to help you jumpstart your next idea. We’ve grouped them by market.

65

3 years ago

A student-focused startup that charges students $2.50 a month to have student loan calculators and student loan information on their phones.

65

3 years ago

A startup that wants to be a better B2B marketplace than Upwork, charging employers a $50 monthly subscription fee to access the platform to post jobs and receive proposals from freelancers.

65

3 years ago

A free, monthly subscription service that sends personalized content to people’s phones that they can read offline.

65

4 years ago

A startup that helps customers track bills from the end of the month to the end of the year. It counts Comcast, AT&T, and Time Warner Cable among its customers.

64

3 years ago

Known as a “video-sharing platform for people who love cats”, this startup is building a platform that allows users to add photos, videos and links to their cat videos. They claim to get a million views per month, with over 8 million total views across their network.

64

3 years ago

A startup that finds and shares parking garage spots for around $10 per month. It’s fairly basic and focused on downtown San Francisco.

64

3 years ago

A payroll system that doesn’t charge employees a monthly fee.

64

3 years ago

A $1-per-month app that helps users track their carbon footprint. Love.co is focused on helping users understand the environmental impacts of their daily habits, such as their food purchases, travel choices, and their energy usage.

64

3 years ago

A real-time video editor for Facebook live videos, allowing for easy video editing in the browser. The startup calls itself a “Tay” for video, and has built a following of 4,000 users in 2 months.

64

5 years ago

Idea: A startup designed to help people in India pay their taxes online. The company charges one-time fees for setting up a company in India, and then charges users $1 per month to file their taxes.

63

4 years ago

This startup wants to take the rigmarole out of paying bills. The company aims to be the “Uber for payments”, the startup says it processes over $200 million in payments per month. It hopes to take a 15% cut of each transaction.

63

4 years ago

A subscription-based platform that sends people one-on-one coaching sessions to help them achieve their goals. The company says they have 10,000 active users, with a revenue of $1.2M per month.

63

4 years ago

A company that lets you rent extra space on your phone’s SD card and pay monthly via Apple Pay.

63

3 years ago

A six-month-old startup that’s building a speed dating app for people who want to find a date quickly.

63

3 years ago

A digital membership site for fitness clubs, the startup plans to take over the space vacated by the fitness trackers, and is currently focused on gyms. The startup says that their users see a 50% increase in visits per month.

63

3 years ago

A tool for LOBs, or “long-term engagements”, which are work projects that are longer than a few months.

63

2 years ago

A platform that allows over 40 million people to sign up for a free monthly credit score.

63

4 years ago

Micro-loans for the unbanked, with a minimum term of 9 months, a maximum term of 20 years, and a minimum interest rate of 2%. The goal is to offer a lifeline for the unbanked, who often have a hard time obtaining a traditional bank account.

62

4 years ago

A payment system for your subscription to a streaming service. They charge the same amount every month but are reimbursed for specific services based on how much content you watch.

62

4 years ago

a startup that wants to help people understand how they are spending their money. The startup wants to provide an easy-to-use dashboard of monthly spending to help people decide where to cut back.

62

4 years ago

An online sales platform for beauty products. The company says it’s 6x cheaper to use than competitor sites, and claims it has $1 million per month in paid traffic.

62

4 years ago

A mobile payments app that lets people transfer money between their friends. The startup's founders say they're currently seeing over 5,000 users per month.

62

4 years ago

In July 2019, the company began selling a credit card-sized device called a “pocket hacker” that can replace a key fob with a Bluetooth-connected device that allows you to lock and unlock your vehicle without a key. The pocket hacker has been a popular product at tech and automobile trade shows, and customers pay $99 a month to use the device.

62

4 years ago

A startup that helps companies manage their online storefronts. The tool is meant to help small retailers, who currently have to manage their storefronts themselves. The startup is offering the tool as a monthly subscription with a free one-month trial.

62

3 years ago

A company that aims to let businesses manage their marketing automation campaigns across channels and devices. They charge 12 cents per user per month.

62

3 years ago

A music streaming startup that’s building a subscription service for musicians that helps them to build their audience for as low as $5 per month.

62

3 years ago

Helps users make their holiday shopping more efficient, helping them find out how much they can spend on each holiday gift and make sure they’re getting the best deal. It’s free for users, and plans start at $4 per month for companies with 250+ users.

62

2 years ago

A platform that allows parents to give feedback to teachers in a way that’s accessible for their kids, and vice versa. The app is currently free for schools with over 100 students, with plans starting at $15 per student per month.

62

2 years ago

A company that makes a platform to help people store, manage, and share their physical notes. The startup says it’s already met with 250 companies that want to use the platform, which is free for now, but will charge $5 per user per month after that.

62

4 years ago

A platform that helps businesses with a global reach, from small companies to multinationals, to grow their brand in a country where they have no footprint. It charges a small monthly subscription fee and allows you to add your business to a pool of companies to bid on.

61

3 years ago

A software company that helps businesses monitor their energy usage on a monthly or quarterly basis. The startup wants to help businesses save money and protect the environment.

61

3 years ago

A company that helps law firms and lawyers use social media to broadcast their work and generate leads. It’s a free service that’s billed on a monthly basis.

61

3 years ago

An AI-powered platform that enables customers to compare loan options and choose the lowest monthly payment, with a focus on student loans.

61

3 years ago

A company that has built a $1 million/month home cleaning business with a team of four.

61

3 years ago

A travel booking app that lets you search for flights, hotels, and attractions at once. Built for the Brazil market, the company has seen a 10x growth in ticket sales per month since May.

61

3 years ago

One of my personal favorites. An automated tool to send you a guaranteed raise every year no matter what. The basic subscription is $25 a year, which you pay back in monthly installments. The subscription is good for a limited time, so you can take it on and off whenever you want.

60

3 years ago

A customer service chat bot for businesses. It’s meant to help companies communicate with their customers, as well as keep track of customer inquiries. It’s currently focused on helping companies pay their monthly bills.

60

3 years ago

This startup is working on a solution that helps companies manage their network of employees for human resources purposes. The company currently has five employees, with a plan to expand to 20 over the next few months.

60

3 years ago

Jovi is a startup that helps companies research and manage their employees. It has a pricing model that’s slightly different from other applicant-management startups, with a monthly fee for access to the full suite of services for companies.

59

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.

59

3 years ago

This startup is building a software tool that helps companies manage their vendors and get paid faster. Vendors are paid on a monthly basis and have access to invoicing and reporting tools.

59

3 years ago

A startup that helps consumers and businesses book appointments together in one place. It’s currently seeing 1,000 monthly users and has $1.5 million in funding.

59

3 years ago

A startup that partners with local stores to make a delivery service that can get food to people within an hour. In the past month the company has already launched in London, and is planning to expand to the US.

59

5 years ago

A startup that provides a monthly subscription box for women's hygiene products that don't have a lot of options out there

58

4 years ago

A platform that helps companies manage and share content with their customers, including marketing and sales materials. The startup charges a monthly subscription and charges a minimum of $50 per month.

58

4 years ago

A startup that wants to help people use their own existing content as a source for their brands. It’s essentially a feed builder for social media, where a user can build a feed from their own feed. The startup’s founders say they’ve reached 10,000 users right after launching, and have doubled in size in the past month.

58

4 years ago

A video conferencing app that works across different devices, costs a few dollars per month, and allows you to talk to people on the other side of the world

58

4 years ago

A SaaS platform that helps multinational companies grow in emerging markets. The startup’s founders say they’ve had over 50% growth in the last six months.

58

4 years ago

A messaging app that works like Slack, but it charges you $10/month to use.

58

3 years ago

A tool that lets people donate money to their favorite causes through their mobile phone and be credited it to their bank account with a monthly auto-refund.

58

3 years ago

A startup that helps small businesses with their financials by putting together a monthly budget and offering financial coaching.

58

3 years ago

A tool that allows local contractors to create a profile of their work, and then, when a project is ready to be bid, the contractor can upload their work and get an instant quote from the bidders. The company charges $25 per month for the service, and the company is currently in private beta.

58

3 years ago

A startup building a set of tools for the legal marijuana industry in the US. The startup aims to automate the process of banking and financing marijuana, while also making it easier for legal marijuana businesses to pay their monthly bills.

58

5 years ago

Idea: A startup that aims to replace the ancient, insecure, and expensive fax machine with a paper-less, secure, and cheaper system. The startup is working with large corporations to do this, and has sold $100,000 in the last month, with a 2.5% take rate.

57

4 years ago

An online platform that allows you to create and upload barcodes for products. The startup charges customers a small monthly fee for each barcode it generates for them.

57

4 years ago

Pilar is a plan for hiring admins for small businesses. The company is currently free for one employee, and plans to charge for larger organizations at $15 per employee per month.

57

3 years ago

A small coder-owned startup that provides a small monthly subscription to people who feel they're getting ripped off by their technology providers.

57

3 years ago

A “cloud” of software engineers who are architects and developers on demand. The company says it gets between $2 and $4 million per month in recurring revenue.

57

3 years ago

A platform for planning out and executing on a monthly sales plan — with a built-in shopping app to help customers make their purchases.

57

3 years ago

A tool that helps people budget by using a spreadsheet of their monthly income, expenses, and other factors.

57

3 years ago

A startup that helps you share and promote your YouTube videos through an iOS app. The company has signed up eight companies so far, with one paying them $5,000 per month. The app was released in March and has an active user base of around 2,000.

57

2 years ago

A platform that helps you manage your monthly payments. It’s a way for people who have credit cards to manage their monthly expenses rather than making one large payment each month to a company.

57

4 years ago

This startup is trying to make it easier for people to stay on top of their finances and track their spending, offering free monthly subscriptions to different financial products.

56

3 years ago

Created to “solve” the problem of the $1,000 fees that banks charge to cash checks. The company says it’s saving its users $1,000/month by providing them with real-time access to their funds — and saving them the hassle of having to visit a bank branch.

56

3 years ago

A digital distribution platform for publishers. The startup houses ad inventory for publishers who want to sell ads on their website, and pays publishers a cut of the revenue each month based on how many ads the publisher sells

56

3 years ago

A B2B company that provides a digital toolset for companies to manage their human resources. The company is using the product to help the HR departments of a firm in Germany hire over 1,000 new employees in the next 12 months.

56

2 years ago

The idea is to make a chatbot that can help you create your own meme. The resulting memes are published on a website that has over 1.5 million monthly unique visitors.

56

2 years ago

A startup that sends small business management books on a monthly basis.

56

5 years ago

Idea: A platform that connects to the APIs of a variety of e-commerce services (Stripe, Shopify, etc.) to help them better manage and analyze customer data. The founders say they have $1,500 in monthly recurring revenue.

55

3 years ago

A platform that allows co-working spaces to create “pay one month and share the following month” types of agreements without having to hire an intermediary.

55

3 years ago

A startup that lets you put your phone number on a business card and connect with friends, family, and colleagues. The founders of this startup say they’re selling a lot of business cards, with over 1,200 cards shipped in 24 hours and a $1,500 monthly recurring revenue.

55

3 years ago

The mobile app for the monthly subscription box service. Bowel gives users a shopping list, then uses AI to buy the rest of the items. Bowel is looking to use the company’s AI to help determine the best items to buy to help users save money and time.

55

3 years ago

A bus pass for seniors, priced at $20 per month, and automatically renewing itself for 10 months.

55

3 years ago

A SaaS startup that helps companies build chatbots in under a month, with a focus on B2B chatbots.

55

2 years ago

A startup that focuses on creating an AI-powered product like a chatbot that can help you book hotel stays, buy plane tickets, or check in for a flight. It currently has $22,000 in monthly active users and has been in business for four months.

55

5 years ago

Idea: A startup helping businesses in emerging markets manage inventory and orders using a mobile app and a desktop dashboard. The founders say they’ve already signed more than 50 customers in the past month (and have been accepted to Y Combinator,) and that the business has been profitable since it launched at the end of May.

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A startup that lists all the things you’d like to buy, but haven’t been able to find. The startup’s founder says his product is like a “Netflix for Amazon” and that it earns him around $10,000 a month.

54

3 years ago

A startup that lets you earn money renting out your car. The startup wants to replace the traditional mechanic model with one in which you can rent out your car while you’re away, receiving payment via a monthly subscription.

54

3 years ago

A startup that helps people get discounts on their bills, by taking into account their income and what’s in their monthly budget.

54

3 years ago

This is an app for creating and selling print on demand books. It's currently selling over $200,000 a month and has $200,000 in monthly recurring revenue

54

2 years ago

A way to create digital art from a photograph. The startup wants to make it easier for you to make art from your photos, with a free app on iOS and a $5/month option for Android.

54

2 years ago

College recruiting software for high schools. The company says it has $8,500 monthly revenue.

54

3 years ago

A community of designers and engineers building new products on top of the Internet of Things, with a community of 150,000 monthly users.

53

3 years ago

The startup’s $10 per month subscription service helps companies and employees organize meetings via a calendar and document collaboration.

53

3 years ago

A tool for managing your network of freelancers. It’s a simple app that helps you keep track of your freelance gigs, pay them on time, and get billed at the end of each month.

53

3 years ago

A startup that helps companies hire remote workers with salaries matched to local salaries. The company says its revenue is growing by 50% month over month.

53

3 years ago

An online platform to aid in online dating, with members paying to boost their profile and get access to special features. The startup says it’s already got over 1,000 users and is growing at about 40 percent month.

53

3 years ago

A retail brand management solution, they charge by the month per location and list a lot of different categories.

53

2 years ago

A startup that aims to help you save money on your monthly phone bills. It charges a monthly fee to connect you to the cheapest mobile data plans in each country.

53

5 years ago

Idea: A platform to bring great coffee to everyone, everywhere The startup is building a barista-grade coffee brewing system using the Nespresso capsule format The company says it has $8,500 in monthly recurring revenue

52

3 years ago

The company’s founder tells Fast Company that a better way to sell & ship items would be to charge 20% less for the first month, 90% less for the second, and a savings of 50% for the third.

52

3 years ago

A startup that lets you create your own software and cloud services on a subscription basis for a monthly fee.

52

3 years ago

A company that wants to help you find a doctor when you’re in trouble. It’s currently a free app for users, but the company is looking to charge $0.99 a month for a full version.

52

4 years ago

A startup where people can find a nanny or babysitter that matches their needs. The startup charges $20 a month, but they are already working with a few hundred families in the Bay Area.

51

4 years ago

A company with a simple mission: to help the world find the right oil. The company gathers data from oil fields to train a machine learning algorithm to determine whether a field contains oil, and then plots the data. The company is set up to collect data from all oil fields around the world, in part because of the increasing cost of oil extraction. The startup has a referral program that pays $1 per month to those who refer new clients to the service.

51

4 years ago

Zillow has a variety of plans for how you can pay for your house, from very inexpensive ones (up to $300 per month) to more expensive ones (up to $2,000). The startup wants to allow people to do more things with their house, like renting it out or renting it out while they’re not there.

51

3 years ago

A $25 monthly subscription service that delivers highly curated content to users, including a daily news brief, a curated list of articles and videos, and a curated selection of articles and videos for mobile.

51

3 years ago

This company helps business owners and marketers create monthly digital marketing campaigns. They charge around $1,500 per month.

51

3 years ago

A startup that helps users manage their finances by selling them a monthly investment plan that allows them to invest with a team of financial experts.

51

3 years ago

A tool for small-to-medium sized businesses to manage the reception of new hires or hires leaving, ideally for less than $10 per month. It’s currently in a beta rollout.

51

3 years ago

A platform that helps companies get their products onto 300 million rideshare riders a month. The company’s founder Tom Morton said that Uber’s “huge R&D Lab in the Bay Area is a real weakness” in the startup’s plan to compete with the ride-hailing giant.

51

3 years ago

A platform that helps freelancers manage their work, while making it easy to find jobs, and pay month-to-month.

51

3 years ago

The company has a monthly recurring revenue model, where they charge users monthly, and then provide free CRM solutions to their customers. It’s an adtech company that provides the platform for brands and agencies to manage their own customer relationship management.

51

2 years ago

A program that lets you pay for your cable or Internet bill, and even set up recurring payments, with a minimum amount each month. The app is designed to be as simple as possible to use, with only a few buttons.

51

3 years ago

A B2B platform meant to help companies like Merck, Pfizer and Novartis market their products. The startup charges a $25 monthly fee for B2B companies to market to other companies.

50

3 years ago

A startup that helps users find the best deals on airline tickets and hotel rooms at a price they’re comfortable with, based on a $30 per month subscription.

50

2 years ago

A startup by the founders of the Foursquare check-in app, which they say has a 2.5 billion monthly active user base. It allows users to make reservations for things like concerts, events, and private dinners.

50

5 years ago

Idea: A startup that is building a “daily deal for venture capital”. Users pay $10 per month to get access to a curated list of venture capital funds, startups and VCs.

49

4 years ago

A startup for freelance designers who want to find clients. The startup currently has over 1,000 designers registered and has brought on $520 in revenue in the last month.

49

3 years ago

A solution for businesses to track and manage the different payments they make to vendors. The company, which was founded in May, has $1,800 in monthly recurring revenue.

49

3 years ago

A startup that wants to take the best features of Siri and Alexa, and make them available to your car. The startup says that it has over 100,000 users on its platform and has added over 4,000 new users in the last month.

49

3 years ago

A startup that builds software to help people create and manage their own personal e-commerce store. Signup and set up free with a $10 per month plan, $100 per month plan, or $500 per month plan.

49

3 years ago

A "social entertainment network" – basically a streaming video network, similar to Netflix and Hulu, where users can pay a monthly subscription to access a library of movies and TV shows.

48

3 years ago

A startup that brokers beauty partnerships between brands and influencers. Brands will pay a monthly fee, though the influencers will get a cut of the money.

48

3 years ago

An on-demand service that pairs a plumber with a homeowner, with the plumber providing on-demand services. The startup is currently in LA, and has been in operation for six months.

48

3 years ago

A startup that helps users set up a virtual assistant inside their phone, whether it is a marketing assistant, cooking assistant, or dog walking assistant. The service costs $12/month and provides users with a monthly premium subscription to get unlimited calls.

48

3 years ago

This is a crowdfunding platform for offering equity in companies. The company reports it has $3 million in monthly recurring revenue revenue, with a 3.2% conversion rate.

48

3 years ago

An AI-based health insurance company that allows you to buy a monthly plan that’s “as simple as one-click”. The startup is currently available in the UK, with plans starting at £2 per month.

48

3 years ago

A startup that helps organizations like Ace Hardware and Lowe’s keep track of how much inventory they have on hand and how much they sell each month.

47

3 years ago

A startup that integrates with Y Combinator’s accelerator program to help companies scale their recruiting needs. They take 10% of the monthly recurring revenue from companies that use their services.

47

3 years ago

A platform for micro-sourcing for small businesses, allowing them to outsource tasks, and aggregate data about them. The startup currently has a run rate of $10,000 per month.

47

5 years ago

Idea: A platform for getting the most out of your coffee. The startup offers three products: a coffee subscription service, a coffee maker that brews a single cup at a time, and a French press. Their subscription service offers 12 different types of coffee every month.

46

5 years ago

Idea: A startup that has built an interface for lawyers in the US to file patents. The software has been in beta for a few months and has 20 paying customers.

46

3 years ago

A food delivery app that supports a social contract among its users, which rewards them for sharing their “foodie” data. It’s a SaaS company that serves New York City and hopes to expand to other cities in the next few months.

46

3 years ago

An online marketplace for jobs that pays you in cryptocurrency. The company says they’ve had over $1 million in monthly transactions and have helped hundreds of candidates find jobs.

46

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.

46

3 years ago

A “professional networking app” for freelancers, with a focus on helping them find clients. The app is free for users, and can be paid for for $10 per month for collaborators and $50 per month for business managers.

46

3 years ago

An online service that connects families with a shared passion for genealogy. The startup, which is based in Santa Monica and was launched in January, is expected to close a $500,000 seed round this month.

46

3 years ago

The company helps developers build websites, and has a monthly subscription service that helps them build out their websites.

46

3 years ago

This company helps people in low-income countries purchase a monthly cycle of pills for their family members. The startup will also implement a new payment system for the public, that can be used by the public to purchase cycles and pay for them in a similar way to how they pay their phone bill.

46

3 years ago

A fitness brand that’s like a subscription service, except you don’t have to pay monthly. It’s a monthly membership for $4.99, plus $3.49 for each workout. It also has an on-demand TV service that streams the company’s workouts to non-members for $1.99 a month.

45

3 years ago

A bi-weekly newsletter for entrepreneurs and businesses, written by a former business journalist. The newsletter is free and comes out the first and 15th of every month.

45

3 years ago

This startup simplifies the process of renting a storage unit by using a mobile app to find a storage unit near a user, and track it as it’s moved. The company gets paid for every month that a storage unit is rented.

45

3 years ago

A startup with a very unusual (but interesting) business model. Instead of charging a monthly fee, Mattermark sells itself as a kind of “product research service” to customers, who pay when they find an investment-worthy stock.

45

3 years ago

A startup that enables restaurants to create a “pay-as-you-go” or “membership” model, offering a stream of customers who pay a monthly fee.

45

3 years ago

The New York Tech Meetup is a group of New York City engineering and technology professionals that meet monthly to meet, share ideas, and have fun. The group is supported by Inveneo and supported by the New York City Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment.

45

3 years ago

A tool that enables people to request products from a variety of major retailers. The startup has $78,000 in monthly revenue and 4,000 monthly users

45

2 years ago

The idea is that a virtual assistant can help people keep track of things like how many miles they travel each week, how often they go out to dinner, how much they spend on toiletries, and what they eat at home. Groopay is a subscription service that allows people to pay a monthly fee to automatically track their spending.

45

3 years ago

A new way to create and sell ebooks — through a subscription model. Publishers can offer “memberships” for $10 a month and get access to a repository of 1,000 different books. There’s a title, author, and a description of the book, as well as a collection of images. They plan to launch in the fall of 2019.

44

3 years ago

The CEO of the company said that their three co-founders thought of the idea as a “wish-list”. They wanted to help people find the right car for their lifestyle, so they built out the tool to give car buyers a breakdown of the total cost of buying the car and the monthly cost of ownership.

44

2 years ago

A company that helps retailers track and manage sales, inventory, and shipping for a monthly subscription fee.

44

5 years ago

A startup that sells a service for people who want to lose weight and for a monthly fee they get a personal trainer to come to their house and do workouts with them

43

3 years ago

An online real estate marketplace in Argentina with a focus on young buyers and sellers. The startup’s founders have local names, and say they’ve already had over 40,000 unique visitors per month.

43

3 years ago

A home security startup that uses a $15 camera and a $25 monthly subscription to give out a second-screen security camera experience to consumers.

43

2 years ago

A recurring meal plan subscription, which gives you a box of meals delivered to your house each month.

42

2 years ago

A social network built around the idea of the “disconnected workforce.” As the name suggests, it aims to be a network of remote workers who can easily meet up and collaborate. It’s live in New York City, and in the past nine months has grown from 20 to 50 employees.

42

3 years ago

An AI-powered tool that helps you slash your monthly energy bill by 20% in the first year

41

3 years ago

A startup that offers a monthly subscription for shared cars. The startup says they’re in talks with car companies to offer their service.

41

3 years ago

A tool that helps companies manage their software development costs. The startup charges $50 per month for a 1-5 developer plan, or $300 for a 5 developer plan.

41

3 years ago

A startup for “food-as-a-service” startups that want to grow quickly with minimal overhead. The idea is to help startups provide a full set of food and kitchen services for startups, for $1,000 per month. The first batch of startups is a handful of restaurants in Philadelphia’s Queen Village neighborhood.

41

3 years ago

This B2B company is looking to qualify expert makers and help them find clients and the right products to sell using the company’s proprietary software and services. The startup has $1.2 million in monthly recurring revenue.

41

2 years ago

This startup aims to help brands and retailers sell their products via social media. It’s a customer-relationship management platform that helps marketers manage customer service inquiries and customer service and technical support. It’s currently profitable and has $3 million in monthly recurring revenue.

41

5 years ago

Idea: Tushycom is a subscription service that sends you a fresh toilet seat every month

40

3 years ago

A tool that allows people to buy, sell, and trade second-hand assets like cars, furniture, and business assets. The company says it’s already helping people buy and sell $10,000 in cars in a month.

40

3 years ago

A gym membership that allows you to pay for an entire year in advance, with payouts over the course of the year. People can buy a membership in the first week of the month and then schedule payments for the rest of the year.

40

2 years ago

A system for scheduling and organizing home services from trusted, vetted service providers. The startup has a $21,000 monthly recurring revenue business within the Philadelphia area.

40

2 years ago

A B2B platform for business executives that helps them manage their monthly expenses and budget for travel.

40

2 years ago

A startup that wants to help make it easier to get paid for content you create online in the form of a monthly subscription, for instance.

40

2 years ago

The startup’s founders say their goal is to “help any startup sell at least $100k a month,” through their web-based software. The platform, which uses a simple point-and-click interface, starts at $1000 and increases in price depending on the amount of features you want.

40

2 years ago

A movie-streaming startup that allows users to subscribe to films and watch all of them for one flat monthly fee.

40

3 years ago

This startup is building a platform that dedicates a portion of your monthly phone bill to social good, with the idea of helping the homeless with donations.

39

3 years ago

A company that provides a “collaboratory” for businesses to collaborate with students and students with businesses. The startup claims to be able to bring in $250 in revenue per student per month.

39

3 years ago

An iOS app that helps you find parking spots in real time, so you can find and reserve a spot in advance. Parking Panda has already signed up twenty-six companies as clients, and has $6,500 in monthly revenue.

39

2 years ago

This startup helps people who don’t have health insurance buy health insurance. It’s currently available to people in California, and is working on expanding into other states in the coming months.

39

2 years ago

This startup connects people to local babysitters for a flat monthly fee.

39

3 years ago

A facial recognition app for iPhone that’s meant to be used in the background and is touted as a replacement for mobile fingerprint readers. The startup is still in stealth mode, and a company rep says that it’s just a few months away from launch.

38

3 years ago

An email marketing service that helps businesses communicate with customers without having to open their email inbox. The startup says they have $12,000 in monthly revenue, counting YC as one of its customers.

38

2 years ago

A student-run company that helps online businesses automate their marketing efforts. The startup has a monthly recurring revenue of $8,500.

38

3 years ago

A digital dashboard platform that helps small businesses and nonprofits track their monthly spending and optimize their finances.

37

2 years ago

A single, unified search for all of your small business accounts, with a dashboard for daily/weekly/monthly activity.

37

2 years ago

A startup that is building a system that lets developers create and manage games without having to learn new coding languages or frameworks. The company is using a mix of machine learning and game theory concepts to build games for people with little programming experience, and is achieving a $3,000/month run rate.

37

5 years ago

A startup that sells a subscription service where people pay a monthly fee and receive a box of snacks

36

3 years ago

An online-only financial planning service for young professionals. It charges $10 per month, and provides a set of tools to help young people prepare for their first home purchases.

36

3 years ago

Using an app to let people find and hire babysitters for children and dogs. They’re profitable and have $500,000 in monthly recurring revenue.

36

2 years ago

A virtual assistant that can help you schedule and manage your home and office, combining the best of Siri and Alexa. The company says they’ve already hired seven people in the past three months.

36

2 years ago

A company that helps software developers create mobile apps for other platforms, but for a more niche market of companies that can’t afford to hire a programmer. They want to be a “software as a service” company that helps companies build, test, and launch mobile apps in a few months.

36

2 years ago

A company that helps people learn how to play the ukulele. They’ve had over 500 private lessons in their first four months.

36

2 years ago

A subscription-based food delivery service in the UK. The startup is currently in the beta stage, and customers pay a monthly fee to get a box of products delivered each month.

36

3 years ago

A recurring revenue platform for online businesses where you get a monthly auto-renewal subscription, and businesses get a monthly recurring revenue share from that.

35

2 years ago

A startup for creative types that delivers a curated selection of high-quality videos on a monthly basis.

35

2 years ago

A startup backing a peer-to-peer lending platform for payday loans. They currently have a $250,000 loan for a 1 year old from a customer that is paying back $50 a month.

35

5 years ago

Idea: A startup that is building a SaaS/cloud solution for call center automation The company says it already has $200k in monthly recurring revenue and over 100 customers

34

5 years ago

Idea: A platform for building chatbots. The founders say their competitor, Maya, charges $3,000 per month while their offering is just $995 per month.

34

3 years ago

A nonstop, on-demand, monthly subscription service that helps companies run their IT infrastructure 24/7 and free of charge.

34

2 years ago

A startup that lets you pay for a meal with your phone. A new feature of the app lets you use your phone’s fingerprint as a form of payment, currently without requiring you to pay a monthly subscription fee.

34

2 years ago

This company aims to make the process of launching a new business easier by developing a small $99 per month subscription service for tech startups.

34

2 years ago

A platform that enables monthly payments for a user’s monthly expenses for things like rent, utilities, insurance, etc. Users set up a recurring payment plan and a payment schedule and the app will automatically deduct the scheduled amount from the user’s bank account.

34

5 years ago

Idea: A startup for “last-mile delivery” to help customers get packages from warehouses to their door The startup has been live for a few months and has $6,000 in revenue per month

33

3 years ago

A $5 per month app that lets users easily create and manage their own teams. Workers can then be assigned jobs by the startup’s matching algorithm.

33

3 years ago

A startup that lets people take an annual progress screenshot and report it to their employer, who get an annual report on a monthly basis. Startups can use their account to send invoices, pay bills, transfer funds, etc.

33

2 years ago

A company that helps companies access and manage the data in their network. It’s free for small businesses, and it costs $4.99/month for businesses with more than 100 employees.

33

2 years ago

A tool for managing the email marketing send flows, pitching the $25/month service as a way to ensure a company doesn’t get spammed.

33

2 years ago

A six-month pilot project in Puerto Rico that tests a set of microfinance loans for people affected by Hurricane Maria. The idea is that small loans can help people get back on their feet and be able to repay them later. Vantage Labs is partnering with the government to provide the loans.

33

2 years ago

This builder connects homeowners to rental properties on a daily basis. The company’s site has over 1,500 listings, with 200,000+ users and 22 million page views per month.

33

2 years ago

Helping people find and book a doctor in the US, Canada, UK, and Australia. Patients pay a monthly subscription for access to a physician who can look at their health records, give advice, and even prescribe medication.

33

2 years ago

A start-up that seeks to provide utilities to the world’s poor and remote with an affordable system that would allow customers to pay a small monthly fee and have access to light, gas, water, and electricity 24/7.

33

2 years ago

A U.S.-based company that will send you your car loan payment book, fixed rate, every month.

32

2 years ago

A platform for selling used video games. The company says they have $500,000 in monthly sales after launching in May 2019.

32

2 years ago

A startup that wants to make college more accessible and affordable to the middle class. Students can make payments on their own terms, using the startup's online platform that converts student loans into a line of credit for monthly payments.

32

3 years ago

A crowdsourced platform that helps make sense of the data that companies generate. It’s meant to be a simpler way to understand a company’s monthly and quarterly metrics.

31

2 years ago

A company that lets people rent out their houses by the night, week, or month.

31

2 years ago

A platform that allows banks to offer fraud protection to their customers via their mobile phones, with a $15 monthly subscription.

31

2 years ago

A startup that helps users manage and keep track of their financial investments. The company says it has $8,500 in monthly revenue from YC.

31

2 years ago

A $30 monthly subscription service that allows users to purchase, download, and play digital music, TV shows, and movies.

31

2 years ago

A video-chat app for businesses that offers a flat rate of $20 per month for unlimited meetings. The company hosts a monthly meetup in New York City to test out its product and plans to scale nationally by 2020.

31

5 years ago

Idea: A digital market for general contractors in the Philippines. The founders say they’re solving a problem of trust, where contractors have to be trusted to show up on time and do the work. They’re currently processing $40,000 in monthly revenue.

30

2 years ago

This startup is building a mobile app for sports and fitness coaches who want to better connect with clients on their smartphone. It allows coaches to set goals (for instance, to have someone lose 10 pounds in a month) and feed all the data into the app. The app then uses analytics to highlight the best areas to focus on.

30

2 years ago

A startup that wants to help reduce the amount of money consumers spend on their phone bills. The company gives users a way to pay for their monthly bills with their online banking.

30

5 years ago

Idea: An on-demand, contract-based service that provides customer support for a monthly fee

29

3 years ago

The startup is working on a $30 per month automated savings plan that automatically invests in a wide range of products including stocks, bonds, mutual funds, ETFs, and even cryptocurrencies. The plan can invest in multiple portfolios, and is managed by a human advisor.

29

2 years ago

This startup is building a company that aims to convert the lack of transparency in social security payments into a “social dividend,” a way for the government to pay seniors a larger monthly check.

29

2 years ago

A startup that offers a credit card that charges a monthly fee, reimbursing you if you don’t spend your credit on a monthly basis. The concept is something like a debit card but with the benefits of a credit card.

29

2 years ago

A startup that enables people to financially support their favorite podcasts by paying a monthly subscription.

29

2 years ago

A $5 monthly subscription service for the iOS that works as a remote desktop for iOS devices.

29

2 years ago

A platform that allows customers to use their data to create and manage monthly consumption budgets for utilities and other monthly spending.

28

2 years ago

A startup that provides a way for customers to pay for their monthly bills by depositing funds into a bank account. The startup plans to use the funds to pay off loans, thereby saving customers money.

28

2 years ago

A startup that allows you to fund your monthly payments in your bank account and then get the money transferred to your recipient’s account. It’s an easy way to give a person a monthly stipend and then give them the money directly.

28

2 years ago

A “task management app for people who don’t like to use email”. Customers can pay $2 per month to have all emails from their inbox automatically forwarded to Reddit.

28

2 years ago

The Brdfr app helps people set up recurring payments based on their daily habits. The customer can set up a monthly, weekly, or daily payment, and Brdfr then takes the payment from their bank account at a specific time each day.

28

2 years ago

A secure, easy-to-use digital wallet and account for the developing world. The startup, which launched in March, says it has over $1 million in monthly transactions.

28

2 years ago

A startup that’s bringing on-demand insurance to the UK. The startup is trying to make sure that when you go to the doctor or a hospital, you don’t have to take months to decide on a plan.

28

2 years ago

A data marketplace that allows businesses to sell data/information on a monthly basis (think of it as more of a credit-card for the data you purchase).

28

2 years ago

The startup teaches people how to develop web apps in just one weekend a month.

28

2 years ago

A tool for personal finance that helps people save, pay down debt, and manage all their financial accounts. The startup says that it has $30,000 in monthly recurring revenue, and counts YC, Braintree, and Capital One as customers.

27

2 years ago

Allows renters to get a monthly bill in the mail from their landlord and pay it online

27

2 years ago

A sports shoe subscription service, with models that ship every three months.

26

2 years ago

A company that connects people with a shared interest in art and culture on a monthly subscription-based membership platform.

25

2 years ago

A tool that allows nurses to easily collaborate on patient charts. It’s currently free, with paid plans starting at $4 per nurse per month.

25

2 years ago

"BarkBox is a monthly subscription service that sends a box of healthy, organic treats to your pup's door every month. BarkBox ships their treats to you in a box that's specifically made for dogs. BarkBox provides a healthy alternative to commercial treats and treats dog owners by themselves"

25

2 years ago

A virtual assistant service that focuses on personalization. It's already used by close to 20,000 users and aims to keep its price point below $100/month.

24

2 years ago

A group of former BuzzFeed employees who left the company to start a media startup that would let their users “play with words”. The startup currently has more than one million monthly users who play with words by making memes.

24

2 years ago

A startup that allows you to take advantage of the benefits of being an employee without actually being an employee. For example, being an employee at a startup means you get 6 months of vacation, but being an Employee offers the same benefits but with no actual benefits.

24

2 years ago

This startup offers a way for teams to manage their expenses in one place. A paid version, which includes expense reports, is $15/month.

24

2 years ago

A 1500 square foot, affordable home design studio, along with an online catalog of affordably designed homes. In addition to the online catalog, they also publish a monthly print magazine.

24

2 years ago

A startup that allows businesses to create and manage weekly and monthly “Workflow” plans for employees. The startup is looking to build an employee management toolkit accessible from a company’s website and mobile app.

24

2 years ago

A startup that allows users to upload pictures of their home and rate/review it. The app has over 500,000 monthly active users.

23

2 years ago

This startup wants to be the Uber for delivery services. The company has an app where customers can order food, drinks, and groceries from local restaurants, but it’s also looking to launch a delivery option in the next few months.

23

2 years ago

A startup that integrates user-generated video into chatbots and other apps. The company has over 4,000 monthly users.

23

2 years ago

A startup that aims to transform the way people pay for health insurance. Instead of paying for a single healthcare plan, people will be able to pay for the health insurance they want in monthly installments.

23

2 years ago

Makes a monthly SaaS subscription option for businesses that want to run their own email campaigns, avoiding the need to outsource the service.

22

2 years ago

A “personal trainer for your phone”, with a free app that allows users to create a “one-stop shop” for their fitness and nutrition needs. The company also offers a premium subscription for $9.99 per month that lets users customize their diet with a “foodie plan” and track their fitness via a number of tracking apps.

22

2 years ago

An online marketplace for people to sell their old cell phones and electronics. The startup, which was founded in August, is already averaging more than $1,000 in monthly revenue per customer.

22

2 years ago

A startup that hopes to make it easier for companies to save another 20% off the top of their employees’ paychecks. It helps companies maintain a better internal payroll system while employees use the money to lower their monthly bills.

21

2 years ago

A SaaS platform that helps businesses manage a portfolio of rental properties. It charges $49 per month for its services.

21

2 years ago

One of the leading companies in the luxury smartphone market, with over 100,000 sales/month, is now developing a blockchain-based platform to improve the product, and the company is looking to raise up to $27 million in an ICO to fund development of its blockchain platform.

21

2 years ago

This startup wants to connect people with activities such as drawing, photography, and writing, with users paying a monthly subscription.

20

2 years ago

This is an app for home-based businesses that helps them create an online presence. It’s currently free to try and $5 USD per month to use, with plans starting at $20 USD a month after that.

20

2 years ago

A company that helps small businesses organize their marketing efforts through a small monthly subscription. The startup has 11,000 businesses signed up since launching in May.

20

2 years ago

Similar to the startup's US competitor, the startup wants to help people save money on their mobile phone bill by bundling their data plan. Users can choose what they want to bundle and pay for their bill on a monthly basis.

20

2 years ago

A startup helping small businesses create monthly revenue targets and share them with their sales reps.

20

2 years ago

This startup is building a $4.5 billion global legal services marketplace. They spent the first month of their pre-seed without attracting any funding.

20

2 years ago

A “next generation” online bank that’s fast, simple and convenient. The service is currently free but will be a paid subscription service starting at $5 per month.

19

2 years 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.

19

2 years ago

A personal loan company in the Philippines that works on a recurring revenue model that allows customers to pay off personal loans with a 10% monthly fee on top of the principal.

18

2 years ago

A SaaS and in-house service for managing employee benefits. The company says that, on average, it saves companies 30% on their expense ratios, and lowered its total burn rate by $1.2 million in the past 12 months.

18

5 years ago

Idea: A startup that provides a way to centrally manage a company’s information security and compliance in a single platform The startup says they have 15 enterprise customers paying $10,000/month each

17

2 years ago

A startup that lets you buy and use “tickets” to access content on the web. It’s a digital “loyalty card” that lets you pay for a monthly subscription that gets you access to a bunch of different sites.

17

5 years ago

Idea: A startup that helps small businesses pay for employees’ healthcare. The startup says it’s made $100,000 in profit in the first 5 months, and has $200,000 in monthly recurring revenue.

16

2 years ago

A credit card that works like PayPal, but with a twist — instead of charging a flat fee, the company earns a little every month off of customers’ purchases.

16

2 years ago

A startup that allows businesses to operate their own taxi (or ride-sharing) apps. The founders say they have $20,000 in monthly recurring revenue and have already signed up over 50 clients.

16

2 years ago

A platform for “rehabilitation of the forgotten poor”. The startup offers the lower end of the market a chance to rent a room in a shared house or house for a month at a time in exchange for light labor.

16

2 years ago

A company that lets you quote a job on a mobile device for handymen, electricians and other service providers. The startup currently has over $58,000 in monthly revenue.

16

5 years ago

Idea: An easy-to-use tool for managing payment plans for monthly B2B services. The company says they have a 5% churn rate and are working with 2,500 customers.

15

2 years ago

This startup helps people track their personal wealth on a daily, weekly and monthly basis.

15

2 years ago

This startup is building an app to help students learn the German language, with a focus on vocabulary and study skills. So far, the team has spent over six months in Berlin to build a prototype of the app.

15

2 years ago

A startup for grocery shopping that promises more than 10% savings. The idea is that you’ll get an alert when you’re close to your weekly or monthly market spends.

13

2 years ago

A digital healthcare platform that offers a combination of services including a wellness program, an online doctor, and medical ID cards. The company says it is profitable with $2M in monthly revenue.

13

2 years ago

Menlo, a startup founded by Rackspace Chairman Graham Weston, wants to replace your current laptop with a subscription-based model, which would allow you to pay $15 per month for a new computer, and get a new one every few years. Menlo is now moving into physical data centers to build out its business.

13

2 years ago

A software platform that provides a simple way for people to save money on their monthly mobile phone bills with recurring payments.

12

2 years ago

A platform that connects shoppers with people who can babysit their kids, in a marketplace model where parents can pay on a monthly basis.

12

2 years ago

A tool to help recruiters manage their job listings. It’s free for recruiters with fewer than 100 job listings, and $10 per job listing per month after that.

12

5 years ago

A software company that provides a platform for companies to fill open positions with contractors. The company says it has $10,000 in monthly recurring revenue, mainly from Android.

11

2 years ago

A company that allows users to pay a monthly fee for unlimited access to their own virtual debt collection agency. If you owe the IRS or another company money, the company charges $0.10 per day, per item owed.

10

2 years ago

The program provides seed funding, office space, and three months of access to mentors in exchange for a commitment of two years from the founders. The founders are expected to devote 40 hours a week to the company, and are expected to move to Silicon Valley for the duration of the program. The program is selective in its application process, accepting only the most promising companies, typically those that are first-time entrepreneurs and have bootstrapped their

10

5 years ago

A startup that sells a box of healthy snacks and monthly recipe boxes

9

5 years ago

Idea: A web-based hotel booking platform for vacationers in Asia, built natively for mobile. Their models includes a monthly subscription service for hotels, allowing them to focus on customer service and other features.

9

2 years ago

A startup that lets users locate and buy parking spaces and find nearby restaurants. It's in a trial run in Boston, where the startup has partnered with the city's parking authority and is charging $10 a month for a user account, plus $1 for each parking space for which the user is a permit holder.

9

5 years ago

Idea: A ‘gig economy’ labor marketplace for graphic designers. The startup says it’s growing 1,000% month-over-month, and has already sold $3,000 a week in design work.

8

5 years ago

A startup that provides a service where people can upload pictures of their children and then the pictures are put into a video and sent to them every week or month

5

5 years ago

Idea: A C2C marketplace for high-end travel, renting out hotel rooms, yachts, and other high-end travel experiences The startup has already managed to produce $20k in revenue per month after launching in June

2

5 years ago

A startup that provides a service for people to have a list of companies they’ve applied to sent to them every month so they can follow up

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5 years ago

A startup that sells a monthly subscription box for people who are working on a business idea

-1

5 years ago

A startup that sells a monthly subscription to 4-6 books for people who want to read more but don’t have the time

-1

5 years ago

A startup that sells a subscription box service where you get a box of random items every month

-1

5 years ago

A startup that provides a service where people can purchase a box of basic food staples for the pantry for $25 that they can add to each month

-1

5 years ago

Idea: A startup that sells personal training services on a subscription basis, with plans starting at $5 per month

-1

5 years ago

Idea: This is an app that makes it easier to start a conversation with a stranger A user creates an account, and the app matches them with another user, providing an icebreaker The team says they have 3,000 users and $4,000 in monthly recurring revenue

-1

5 years ago

Idea: A monthly subscription box for women that gives them the tools they need to be more confident and less afraid The company started off by selling a box of self-defense products (think pepper spray, tasers, whistles, and more

-1

5 years ago

Idea: A company that makes high-tech socks that help athletes recover from foot injuries The startup has $10,000 in monthly sales, counting Y Combinator itself as one of its customers

-1

5 years ago

Idea: This is a marketplace for landlords and tenants to find each other The startup says they’re doing $1 million in monthly revenue, and have over 250,000 users so far

-1

5 years ago

Idea: A startup for small, local businesses to sell directly to consumers The startup says they already have earned $10,000 in revenue after only 5 months

-1

5 years ago

Idea: LiveEdu is building a platform that helps people learn how to create online courses They have 10,000 creators who have built courses on the platform and are raising $120,000 a month

-1

5 years ago

Idea: Luxe is building a platform for on-demand car service that charges $5 per month for bookings and $150 per mile The company expects to be profitable by the end of the year

-1

5 years ago

Idea: A startup that offers a way for people to receive payments via SMS, with a $3 million in monthly recurring revenue

-1

5 years ago

Idea: A startup that helps companies hire remote employees in an age where “anyone can work from anywhere” The startup claims that it’s already raised $120,000 in revenue, charging $20,000 per month for its services

-1

5 years ago

Idea: A co-working startup for remote workers who want to work together and work in the same place. The company has over 100 members who pay $300/month for access to their

-1

5 years ago

A “subscription commerce” platform for selling art. The startup charges $5 per month for 3 paintings, which subscribers receive in the mail every month.

-1

5 years ago

Idea: A startup that helps people ship their used items to buyers. The founder says that she’s already sold $3,000 worth of items in her first two months.

-1

5 years ago

Idea: A startup offering a suite of tools for mobile app developers to help them build and operate mobile apps for companies with large enterprise clients. The company has $5,000 in monthly recurring revenue and is currently working with 25 customers.

-1

5 years ago

Idea: A startup that helps companies build software that can be used across different apps and platforms. The team says they’re working with a few large companies in the UK and have $15,000 in monthly recurring revenue.

-1

5 years ago

Idea: A data management product for businesses to manage their data warehouses and process data. The startup is working on a way to help companies build their data warehouse for $200 per month.

-1

5 years ago

Idea: A company that uses artificial intelligence to help businesses communicate with their customers. It is currently working with a large client that has over $2 billion in revenue, and plans to launch its first product in the next few months.

-1

5 years ago

Idea: A startup for custom mobile applications for companies and non-profits. It’s a well-known model that has been around for a few years. The founder says his company has $30k in monthly recurring revenue, working with 500 companies.

-1

5 years ago

Idea: A startup for people to use space to hold their products for a few months while they figure out where to ship them.

-1

5 years ago

Idea: A startup that turns your cell phone or computer into a walkie-talkie. The receiver is a physical device you can carry around. The startup is selling the device for $99, with a month of service starting at $5.

-1

5 years ago

Idea: A craft brewery with a subscription model — you can buy a membership which gives you a certain number of free beers per month, or you can pay for a certain number of beers per month.

-1

5 years ago

SaaS business that helps you schedule appointments via SMS. The startup charges $1 per appointment and says it has 3 active customers making an average of $50 per month.

-1

5 years ago

Idea: A customizable webmail service, which aims to be a ‘safer’ alternative to Gmail. The startup has seen over $25,000 in monthly recurring revenue since launching in April 2019.

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1 day ago

B2B tool that automates compliance audits for e-commerce sites selling across EU countries, integrating with Shopify and WooCommerce for real-time GDPR checks, starting at $99/month.

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A startup that rents out pop-up retail spaces in high-traffic malls for indie brands, handling logistics and payments with a flat monthly fee.

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11 days ago

A startup delivering monthly "mystery skill kits" that use AR to teach niche hobbies like lockpicking, leatherworking or cocktail mixing through guided interactive tutorials.

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9 days ago 1 views

A platform for virtual reality office spaces where remote teams can meet in customizable 3D environments, complete with avatars and interactive whiteboards, starting free for small teams with premium features at $10/user/month.

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