100 Top Startups to Watch in 2024

Every year, new promising startup companies pull to the forefront of their industry through exciting innovation, technology, and industry-disrupting business models. We’ve rounded up the top startups of 2024, including their location and venture-backed funding, that startup-lovers, investors, and aspiring entrepreneurs should follow.

Disclaimer: With so many new startups launching and growing worldwide, we aren’t able to cover them all. Furthermore, the following startup companies are not officially ranked and are listed in no particular order.

Continue scrolling to read our list of startups, or choose a category below to jump ahead!

You can also browse our full collection of startups by industry and location.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) Startups

1. SoundHound

• Location: Silicon Valley
• Funding: Post-IPO Equity, $351 Million
• Investors Include: Bracket Capital

SoundHound uses innovative AI technologies to allow developers and business owners to maintain control over their brand image from anywhere using voice-enabled AI. The startup offers several products, including Houndify, an AI platform boasting the world’s fastest speech recognition and a voice search and assistant app, Hound, that incorporates their trademarked “Speech-to-Meaning” and “Deep Meaning Understanding” technologies.

2. People.ai

• Location: San Francisco, California
• Funding: Series D, $200 Million
• Investors Include: Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), Lightspeed Ventures, Y Combinator

People.ai leverages the power of AI technology to create an enterprise revenue platform that helps sales, marketing, and customer service teams provide the best customer experience through the analysis of revenue opportunities. By documenting customer contacts, activity, and engagement, People.ai provides companies with insights that are actionable and effective.

3. Flyfin

• Location: San Jose, California
• Funding: Pre-Series A and Seed, $8 million
• Investors Include: Accel and Alpha Wave Global

Flyfin is an AI-powered tax preparation and filing service. The fintech combines the expertise of real CPAs and artificial intelligence to provide an expedited, automated tax solution for self-employed individuals. 

4. Arrow

• Location: San Francisco, California
• Funding: Seed, $500,000
• Investors Include: ARCADIAN Fund, Cosmos Global Holdings

Arrow is an AI-powered B2B SaaS platform that automates social media content creation and management for businesses. With features like ready-to-use posts, custom content channels, and dedicated user success managers, Arrow helps busy professionals seamlessly post engaging content, grow their following, and build credibility.

5. Linguix

• Location: Miami, Florida
• Funding: Pre-Seed, $1M
• Investors Include: Flyer One Ventures

Next on our list of top startups is Linguix. This edtech startup has a new take on the writing assistant, built for non-native English speakers. Through the Linguix platform, users are not only able to correct their writing mistakes in real-time, they are also able to learn and improve their writing skills as they go.

6. Overjet

• Location: Boston, Massachusetts
• Funding: $77.4 Million
• Investors Include: Crosslink Capital

Overjet uses FDA-cleared artificial intelligence technology to help dental providers enhance clinical care and administrative efficiency. Their patient-centric platform leverages machine learning, computer vision, and natural language processing to increase diagnosis precision, treatment accuracy, and practice automation.

App Startups

7. Blinkist

• Location: Berlin, Germany
• Funding: Series C, $34.8 Million
• Investors Include: Insight Partners, Greycroft

SparkNotes are a distant memory with the power of the Blinkist app. This app contains key insights from more than 2,500 nonfiction books into 15-minute reads or audio tracks — all accessed from your mobile device.

8. Babbel

• Location: Berlin, Germany
• Funding: Series C, $33.3 Million
• Investors Include: IBB Ventures, NGP Capital

Babbel is a market-leading language learning app that boasts millions of subscribers globally. The first language learning app in the world, Babbel offers easy-to-navigate courses and bite-sized lessons to make learning a new language easier than ever.

9. Realworld

• Location: New York, New York
• Funding: Seed, $7.7 Million
• Investors Include: Techstars, Bezos Expeditions

The Realworld app is a game-changing innovation for the next generation of adults. With their easy-to-use app, Realworld provides the resources and tools for young adults to navigate adulthood in nearly every way. From tax filing assistance to everything users need to know about getting their first pet — Realworld lays the foundation for organization and success.

See our interview with the founder of Realworld below!

10. So Syncd

• Location: London, United Kingdom
• Funding: Pre-Seed, $1 Million
• Investors Include: KM Capital, Upscalers

So Syncd is a sister-founded startup that is changing the way consumers use dating apps. By utilizing Myers Briggs Personality Types, So Syncd users are paired up based on how compatible their personalities are using an advanced algorithm, rather than swiping left and right based on physical appearance alone.

11. Heetch

• Location: Paris, France
• Funding: Series B, $75.3 Million
• Investors Include: Kima Ventures, Idinvest Partners

Heetch is a ride-sharing app geared towards late-night transportation as an alternative to taxis. By offering low commission fees, transparent prices and destinations, and lower prices for customers — Heetch is effectively taking on ride-share giants across the globe.

12. Snappr

• Location: San Francisco
• Funding: Series A, $13 Million
• Investors Include: Alumni Ventures

Snappr is the one-stop shop for companies who need content created. They provide comprehensive software that organizes photo shoots, provides stock photos, editing capabilities, and more. Users are even allowed to create workflows for their visual content and the service integrates with almost any existing platform.

13. Wonolo

• Location: Bay Area
• Funding: Series D, $190.9 Million
• Investors Include: Sequoia Capital, Bain Capital Ventures

Wonolo transforms the recruiting process for companies by providing a centralized place for businesses and potential employees. Through Wonolo, companies don’t have to mess around with interviews or resumes, instead, all employees are vetted by Wonolo and available through their app.

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Beauty and Wellness Startups

14. Saie

• Location: New York City
• Funding: Seed, Undisclosed
• Investors Include: Unilever Ventures, G9 Ventures

Saie is a clean beauty startup that prioritizes affordability without sacrificing the quality of its line of skin tints, balms, kits, and more. Known for its effective branding, hardworking products, and celebrity endorsements (Gwyneth Paltrow is one of its investors), Saie is quickly becoming an icon of the clean-beauty industry.

15. Kinship

• Location: Corte Madera, California
• Funding: Early Stage VC, $2.85 Million
• Investors Include: Sugar Capital, True Beauty Ventures

Kinship is next on our list of the best startups. Kinship is a clean and sustainable skincare line that aims to deliver effective and ethical skincare products that boast certifications from the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) and Ocean Waste Plastic (OWP). In addition, each product is cruelty-free, GMO-free, reef-safe, and comes in packaging made of post-consumer recycled materials.

16. Makeup By Mario

• Location: NYC
• Funding: $40 Million
• Investors Include: N/A

Makeup artist Mario Dedivanovic is renowned for creating flawless, natural beauty and has pioneered viral makeup trends through education and social media. His namesake makeup line Makeup By Mario debuts pro-quality products inspired by his artistry over the past 20 years.

17. Golde

• Location: New York City
• Funding: Seed, Undisclosed
• Investors Include: Newtype Ventures, Rose Street Capital

Golde is a skincare and wellness company that prioritizes accessibility and approachability using single-origin golden turmeric. The startup has expanded from face masks to an impressive line of ingestibles such as coconut creamers, matcha green tea, and more.

18. Tonal

• Location: Bay Area
• Funding: Series E, $450 Million
• Investors Include: Mayfield Fund, Shasta Ventures

Smart home gyms meet AI in Tonal, the fitness training equipment startup. Equipment is installed on walls and offers users expert-led coaching that is tailored to each individual’s fitness goals and needs.

19. by Humankind

• Location: New York City
• Funding: Seed, $4M
• Investors Include: SV Angel, BoxGroup

Sustainable personal goods startup by Humankind is dedicated to reducing single-use plastics in consumer’s daily lives. Their innovative personal care products range from mouthwash tablets to shampoo bars, all boasting clean ingredients and an impactful refill model to reduce waste.

20. Clear For Me

• Location: New York
• Funding: Seed, $150k
• Investors Include: Founder Institute

ClearForMe is next up on our curated list of startup companies. Created for those struggling with skin allergies, ClearForMe is a beauty tech startup partnered with beauty giants such as Ulta and Credo to make shopping for cosmetics and skincare safer for consumers with allergies.

Blockchain Startups

21. Chainalysis

• Location: New York City
• Funding: Series F, $536.6 Million
• Investors Include: Techstars, Accel

Chainalysis is a platform that provides banks, government agencies, and other members of the blockchain ecosystem with a litany of resources to help identify and eliminate hacked or stolen funds. Its anti-money-laundering software aims to create safer interactions for all using blockchain technology.

22. Chain

• Location: Bay Area
• Funding: Secondary Market, $43.7 Million
• Investors Include: 500 Startups, SV Angel

Chain provides tools to industry leaders, such as Visa and Citigroup, as well as fintech startups to make more intelligent, secure, and calculated financial transactions using cryptographic ledger systems.

23. Paxful

• Location: Wilmington, Delaware
• Funding: Undisclosed
• Investors Include: N/A

Unlike its competitors, Paxful is a peer-to-peer cryptocurrency marketplace that also serves as a universal money translator. With a platform that includes over 300 financial networks, Paxful offers opportunities to both buyers and sellers alike that may not have access to banking services.

24. Spring Labs

• Location: Marina Del Rey, California
• Funding: Series B, $68.8 Million
• Investors Include: 500 Startups, RRE Ventures

With Spring Labs’ platform, users can expect faster and more secure information exchange due to the startup’s leveraging of blockchain transparency and data collection capabilities. With Spring Labs, fraud is reduced through an increase in verified identities, and the protection of consumer data is prioritized.

25. SALT

• Location: Denver, Colorado
• Funding: Later Stage VC, $9.7 Million
• Investors Include: David Namdar

Using the SALT platform, users can leverage their cryptocurrency for real cash loans starting at $5,000 from 1 to 36 months. Cryptocurrencies that are compatible with the platform include Bitcoin, Ether, and Dogecoin, and the platform is available in a majority of the US states as well as countries across the globe.

26. Dragonchain

• Location: Bellevue, Washington
• Funding: Corporate Round, $15.1 Million
• Investors Include: Julian Sarokin, Alex Dahan

Next on our list of startups is Dragonchain. Formed inside of Disney, Dragonchain is a blockchain startup that has gone on to provide innovative blockchain-based solutions in a variety of industries from healthcare to tech.

Cybersecurity Startups

27. Abnormal Security

• Location: San Francisco
• Funding: Series B, $74 Million
• Investors Include: Greylock

This email security company leverages the power of AI to protect companies from targeted email attacks. Using behavioral profiling, the software can effectively predict and detect illegitimate emails.

28. Axis Security

• Location: San Mateo, California
• Funding: Series C, $99.5 Million
• Investors Include: Canaan Partners, Spark Capital

Axis Security offers management and security solutions for business applications on a global scale. Users can navigate through employees, partners, and stakeholders stress-free through the startup’s purpose-built zero-trust cloud security platform.

29. Confluera

• Location: Palo Alto, California
• Funding: Series A, $29 Million
• Investors Include: Lightspeed Ventures, Icon Ventures

Confluera is a cybersecurity company that aims to help businesses and organizations identify, track, and manage sophisticated security threats and attacks.

30. Enso

• Location: Tel Aviv, Israel
• Funding: Seed, $6 Million
• Investors Include: Jump Capital, YL Ventures

Enso is an information security startup that provides an ASPM (Application security posture management) platform for security teams to identify, track, and schedule all application security tools and assets effectively.

31. Drata

• Location: San Diego
• Funding: Series C, $328.2 Million
• Investors Include: GGV Capital, ICONIQ Growth

Drata helps companies achieve and maintain compliance through their user-friendly software. The security automation platform streamlines audits and certifications like SOC 2, ISO 27001, and more with its robust cloud platform.

Ecommerce Startups

32. Verishop

• Location: Santa Monica, California
• Funding: Series B, $70 Million
• Investors Include: Lightspeed Venture Partners, Alumni Ventures

Verishop is an online marketplace that curates a selection of everyday luxury brands for everything from fashion, beauty, home, and more. Quality products are the backbone of this startup that aims to become the go-to online marketplace for lifestyle goods.

33. Whatnot

• Location: Los Angeles
• Funding: $260 Million
• Investors Include: YC Continuity

Whatnot is a livestream shopping platform that’s changing the game for interactive e-commerce. It's a community-driven marketplace that turns shopping into an event where buyers can discover and purchase collectibles in real-time.

34. Bellroy

• Location: Australia
• Funding: Series A, $8 Million
• Investors Include: Silas Capital, Lyra Growth Partners

Next on our list of startups is Bellroy. The goal and intention behind Bellroy is to create the slimmest wallets possible while also incorporating functionality and style. Since its inception, the brand has expanded into wallets, bags, accessories, and more.

35. Brandless

• Location: Draper, Utah
• Funding: Series Unknown, $410.5 Million
• Investors Include: New Enterprise Associates, GV

By leveraging the power of community, Brandless creates hardworking products that are good for their customers and the environment. Their startup company is based around the concept of customers over packaging and “people over promotion,” which allows the company to provide affordable personal care products without sacrificing quality.

36. Hero

• Location: London
• Funding: Non-Equity Assistance, $10 Million
• Investors Include: Sap.io, S28 Capital

Hero is a social shopping platform that aims to inspire and support customers while providing a quick and easy shopping experience directly from retailers. Users are provided with a virtual shopping experience that allows them to experience the product before purchasing — without ever stepping foot inside a store.

37. Lookiero

• Location: Paris, France
• Funding: Series C, $53.6 Million
• Investors Include: MMC Ventures

Lookiero is a female-only online personal shopping service that operates in France and Spain. Customers submit their size and clothing preferences and are then shipped a package of five garments and accessories they can keep or send back. Customers who keep all five products receive a 25% off discount.

Read our list of the top ecommerce startup ideas to start your own ecommerce startup!

Edtech Startups

38. Coursera

• Location: Mountain View, California
• Funding: Venture, $458.9 Million
• Investors Include: The Garage Syndicate, Mindrock Capital

Coursera connects educational institutions with users looking to learn valuable skills through online courses. Their platform is home to a variety of educational resources through trusted sources such as universities. 

39. Jolt

• Location: Tel Aviv, Israel
• Funding: Series A, $23.3 Million
• Investors Include: Balderton Capital, Octopus Ventures

Jolt is a workforce education platform that compiles a network of learning spaces that is intended to provide users with business training and useful skills. Each lesson is short and impactful, making courses accessible to professionals and students alike.

40. Sana Labs

• Location: Sweden
• Funding: Series B, $54 Million
• Investors Include: Acequia Capital, EQT Ventures

Sana Labs is next on our list of startups to watch. Sana Labs uses AI to create an innovative learning experience that prioritizes personal learning needs to effectively deliver training and courses to teams. By creating training programs that are rooted in science and tailored to the students, Sana Labs provides impactful education on a wide range of subjects for startup companies and their teams.

41. TinyTap

• Location: Tel Aviv, Israel
• Funding: Series A, $9.1 Million
• Investors Include: Animoca Brands

TinyTap is a global library of educational games that are made by educators. Using the TinyTap platform, teachers can easily create educational games without coding knowledge. Additionally, families can access TinyTap’s library for free or subscribe for more premium content.

42. Trashbots

• Location: Austin, Texas
• Funding: Seed, $100,000
• Investors Include: Sputnix ATX

Trashbots believes any child can learn how to code. The brother-founded startup makes that belief tangible by creating a robot that teaches children from kindergarten to adulthood how to code by employing helpful lessons and guides to educate users.

43. Newsela

• Location: NYC
• Funding: Series D, $172.2 Million
• Investors Include: Kleiner Perkins

Newsela helps teachers and education institutions provide modern educational content for ELA, social studies, and science. The content can quickly be approved by the educational system because it follows all state-wide requirements for curriculum.

Check out our list of startup ideas for education entrepreneurs to start your own edtech startup!

Fashion Startups

44. Heuritech

• Location: Paris, France
• Funding: Series A, $5.7 Million
• Investors Include: Creative Destruction Lab

Heuritech utilizes AI technology to offer brands insights and analytics on trends and products. By collecting and analyzing real-world images on social media, Heuritech helps brands create better-selling products, increase sustainability, and align with consumer demands.

45. Italic

• Location: Los Angeles
• Funding: Series Unknown, $15 Million
• Investors Include: Index Ventures, Global Founders Capital

Italic is a virtual marketplace that aims to be a one-stop shop for everything consumers need. By offering high-quality products from manufacturers at a steep discount (50% to 80% off the retail price), Italic boasts a strong competitive advantage.

46. Seamm

• Location: United States
• Funding: Seed, $1.7 Million 
• Investors Include: The Lydian Group

Seamm is a digital fashion startup working with real-world fashion brands to bring duplicates of their collections to the metaverse. Users can utilize Seamm to connect their style and identity into their virtual form. 

47. Merjuri

• Location: Toronto, Canada
• Funding: Series B, $28 Million
• Investors Include: 500 Startups, New Enterprise Associates

Merjuri is a direct-to-consumer jewelry startup company with new product launches every Monday. Their handcrafted, everyday jewelry is affordable without sacrificing quality or ethics. The startup saw exponential growth through its successful influencer marketing campaigns.

48. ZILIO

• Location: Melbourne, Australia
• Funding: Pre-Seed, $150,000
• Investors Include: N/A

ZILIO is a fashion tech startup that has developed a 3d dressing room to change and enhance the ecommerce experience for clothing shoppers.

Fintech Startups

49. Daffy

• Location: Los Altos, California
• Funding: Series A, $17.1 Million
• Investors Include: XYZ Capital, Coinbase Ventures

Daffy is a not-for-profit fintech reimagining the donor-advised fund. With Daffy, users can easily invest in donor-advised funds for a surprisingly low amount of capital. 

50. Mercury

• Location: San Francisco, California
• Funding: Secondary Market, $152.2 Million
• Investors Include: Andreessen Horowitz, Serena Ventures
  

Mercury is a digital banking platform designed specifically for growing startups. Backed by advanced security measures and integrations with popular business tools, Mercury is poised to revolutionize the way entrepreneurs manage their finances.

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51. Rebank

• Location: London
• Funding: $2.8 Million
• Investors Include: Y Combinator, ADV

Made for entrepreneurs, Rebank tracks money from every bank account and makes it easy to manage in one central location. Making payments as well as receiving payments is made easy, and there are no delays and real-time rates.

52. Capchase

• Location: New York, New York
• Funding: $949.6 Million
• Investors Include: Caffeinated Capital, Bling Capital

Capchase is an exciting fintech startup helping other startups secure non-dilutive capital through recurring revenue financing. By providing flexible cash flow to high-growth companies, Capchase allows founders to take control of their fundraising timeline.

53. Ramp

• Location: NYC
• Funding: $1.4 Billion
• Investors Include: Spark Capital

Businesses of every size and industry can take advantage of the powerful tools created by Ramp. Using the finance automation platform, businesses can take advantage of expense management tools, payment solutions, actionable insights, and more that will help save time and money.

54. Plaid

• Location: San Francisco
• Funding: Series D, $734.3 Million
• Investors Include: New Enterprise Associates, Kleiner Perkins

Plaid helps take care of a very simple problem with high-tech solutions. The platform is made by developers, for developers. Any coder can take the API of Plaid and use it in their app to help connect financial institutions for easy setup and payment.

55. Brex

• Location: Draper, Utah
• Funding: Series D, $1.5 Billion
• Investors Include: Y Combinator, Bossanova Investimentos

Brex is the perfect middle man for growing businesses that need more access to capital. The company allows much larger credit limits and the corporate cards provided can be used globally. Any ecommerce business that needs upfront capital for its inventory will appreciate Brex’s offerings.

Food and Beverage Startups

56. Kosterina

• Location: New York City
• Funding: Pre-Seed, $5 Million
• Investors Include: Lakehouse Ventures

Kosterina offers a line of food, wellness, and beauty products centered around top-tier olive oil available in retailers such as Whole Foods and Crate & Barrel. In addition to their central line, the startup also produces vinegars and other assorted food items. 

57. Leilo

• Location: New York
• Funding: Undisclosed
• Investors Include: N/A

Leilo is a canned beverage company offering a calming, healthy alternative to alcoholic beverages and energy drinks with a surprise ingredient — kava! The startup has since gone on to partner with sports leagues, grocers, and more across the country. You can buy Leilo directly on the website or through Amazon!

58. Olio

• Location: London
• Funding: Series B, $53.1 Million
• Investors Include: VNV Global, Rubio Impact Ventures

OLIO is a food-sharing app that aims to connect communities to reduce food waste. Unwanted food items can be shared with people in the same neighborhood; the app is free to use and available globally.

59. Bizzy Coffee

• Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota
• Funding: Venture - Series Unknown, $7.2 Million
• Investors Include: SOSV, M25

Bizzy Coffee is a cold brew coffee startup that offers a range of cold brew and coffee products, including concentrates, brew kits, and more. The startup has risen in popularity, making it the number one selling cold brew on Amazon.

60. Pepper

• Location: New York, New York
• Funding: Undisclosed
• Investors Include: Undisclosed

Pepper is a food-centric social media platform for everyone from chefs to foodies. App users can share recipes, exciting new foods they’ve tried, and connect with their fellow food-lovers all in one place.

61. GoPuff

• Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• Funding: Undisclosed, $3.4 Billion
• Investors Include: Accel, Headline

GoPuff offers an easy home delivery service where you can get some of the best essentials you need. There really isn’t any complicated tech or service to explain, the company simply has tons of items available for you to choose from and then will deliver them directly to you when you’re finished.

Read our list of the top startup ideas for food lovers to start your own food and beverage startup!

Healthcare Startups

62. Headspace

• Location: Santa Monica
• Funding: Series C, $215.9 Million
• Investors Include: SV Angel, Allen & Company

Headspace is an accessible virtual health company and app known primarily for its meditation and mindfulness exercises. This mental health platform boasts hundreds of hours of content for users and a free introduction to the basics of meditation.

63. Parsley Health

• Location: New York, New York
• Funding: Series B, $36 Million
• Investors Include: Sand Hill Angels, FJ Labs

Parsley Health is an innovative take on modern healthcare and primary care. By offering a platform that integrates cutting-edge medical testing and technology as well as impactful nutrition, wellness, and prevention research, Parsley Health provides customers with a holistic medical experience.

64. Circles

• Location: Bay Area
• Funding: Seed, $8M
• Investors Include: NFX, Zeev Ventures

Circles is a mental healthcare startup that is revolutionizing the way consumers access support groups. Through the company’s laser-focused, professionally-led groupings and accessible pricing, users are able to more easily access the mental health services they need.

65. NervGen Pharma

• Location: Vancouver, British Columbia
• Funding: Post-IPO Equity, $34.1 Million
• Investors Include: CSBio

Nerve damage and neurodegenerative diseases can have long-lasting impacts that change a person’s life. NervGen Pharma is attempting to tackle the problem by providing solutions and treatments to help relieve and heal the symptoms.

66. Kinetik

• Location: New York City
• Funding: Seed, $20 Million
• Investors Include: Undisclosed

Kinetik is disrupting the non-emergency medical transportation space by offering a digital platform and API solution. Through Kinetik, transportation services are able to expedite and streamline the management and execution of their services.

67. Charlie Health

• Location: Bozeman, Montana
• Funding: $850,000
• Investors Include: N/A

This startup provides virtual mental health care specifically for teens and young adults struggling with higher levels of need. Their intensive outpatient programs combine individual, group, and family therapy sessions multiple times per week to deliver comprehensive treatment plans.

68. Pivot

• Location: California, United States
• Funding: Series Unknown, $70 Million
• Investors Include: R7 Partners, Marc Benioff

Pivot, formerly known as Carrot, is a digital health startup taking on smoking cessation with their behavior and data driven approach. 

IoT Startups

69. Datanomix

• Location: Nashua, New Hampshire
• Funding: Series A, $9 Million
• Investors Include: Alumni Ventures, Wasabi Ventures

Datanomix is a manufacturing analytics platform that provides valuable insights from data collected during the manufacturing process to streamline operations and improve businesses overall. By offering actionable data to customers, business owners are better able to create sellable products, reduce spending, and predict required maintenance.

70. Seeq

• Location: Seattle, Washington
• Funding: Series C, $115.2 Million
• Investors Include: Madrona Venture Group

Seeq provides fast, easily-derived business insights from industrial data and analytics. By transforming data gathered from the industrial process, businesses can make educated business decisions, increase revenue, and build better products.

71. xFarm

• Location: Milan, Italy
• Funding: Series B, $20.7 Million
• Investors Include: TiVenture, United Ventures

xFarm is an agricultural IoT startup that aims to digitize farming across the world and help agriculture businesses keep up with increasing legal requirements and certifications. Additionally, farmers and stakeholders can utilize analytics provided by the platform to make effective, educated decisions about crops, certifications, and more.

72. Infraspeak

• Location: Lisbon, Portugal
• Funding: Series A, $16.7 Million
• Investors Include: 500 Startups, Firstminute Capital

Infraspeak is an IoT startup that is working to streamline and optimize the facilities management industry by providing an intelligent, maintenance-management platform. Through the platform, users can develop solutions for their teams that will result in better services rendered and a more streamlined approach to business operations.

Mobility Startups

73. Zypp

• Location: India
• Funding: $37.5 Million
• Investors Include: Wells Fargo

Zypp Electric operates an electric vehicle-as-a-service platform aimed at zero emissions and making India carbon-free for last mile deliveries. Their fleet of IoT and AI-enabled electric scooters provide sustainable, emission-free delivery services for businesses while reducing costs and pollution through automated battery swapping

74. Mobilyze

• Location: Cambridge, Massachusetts
• Funding: Pre-Seed, Undisclosed
• Investors Include: Urban-X

Mobilyze is next on our list of the startup companies to watch. Founded by a group of MIT graduates, Mobilyze is a mobility startup that leverages the power of AI to promote the widespread use of electric vehicles as well as increasing access to electric vehicle charging.

75. Nuro

• Location: Mountain View, California
• Funding: Series D, $2.1 Billion
• Investors Include: Tiger Global Management, Greylock

Combining the new technology of self-driving cars and the delivery of local goods, Nuro looks to transform the way we get our products. Instead of hiring a person to deliver your groceries, Nuro uses autonomous driving to deliver everything you need.

76. Citymapper

• Location: London, United Kingdom
• Funding: Equity Crowdfunding, $59.5 Million
• Investors Include: Index Ventures, Greylock

Citymapper is a software startup that develops transportation apps for cities around the world to help make the increasing amount of transportation options more accessible. The startup uses impactful transportation data to create streamlined transportation technology services and routing capabilities that are easy for users to understand and navigate.

77. SMOVE.CITY

• Location: Larnaca, Cyprus
• Funding: Seed, $71,623
• Investors Include: N/A

SMOVE.CITY is a smart mobility startup that gathers and analyzes movement data in public spaces to provide more sustainable mobility solutions for local governments and more.

78. elmo

• Location: London, England
• Funding: Pre-Seed, $385,785
• Investors Include: System Two, Greenhous Group

Elmo is an electric car subscription service that aims to make electric cars more accessible to consumers than before through an easy, all-inclusive monthly subscription model.

Pet Startups

79. Felmo

• Location: Berlin, Germany
• Funding: Series Unknown, $17.8 Million
• Investors Include: HV Capital, Redalpine

Felmo is a pet tech startup that provides a variety of veterinary services for pets from the comfort of customers’ homes. By offering fast, flexible, and affordable scheduling, as well as a stress-free veterinary experience for pets, Felmo is changing the way pet owners care for their pet’s health.

80. HelloBello

• Location: Vienna, Austria
• Funding: Seed, $1.1 Million
• Investors Include: Vienna Business Agency, Peak Pride

HelloBello is a subscription-based pet tech startup that crafts fresh, human-grade food tailored to each dog’s nutritional needs as determined by their veterinarian-developed algorithm. All HelloBello products are free of by-products, portioned, and delivered directly to the customer’s door.

81. PetDx

• Location: La Jolla, California
• Funding: Series B, $72 Million
• Investors Include: Tech Coast Angels

PetDx is a molecular diagnostics startup that specializes in the detection and treatment of cancer in pets through the development of non-invasive tests. The aim of this startup is to provide veterinarians with the tools to detect, characterize, and manage cancer cells early on in pets.

82. Loyal

• Location: Bay Area
• Funding: Series A, $58 Million
• Investors Include: Khosla Ventures, First Round Capital

Loyal develops medicines to help dogs live longer and healthier lives. Composed of a team of veterinarians, scientists, and dog-lovers, the goal of this startup is to produce the first drugs to combat the negative effects of aging in dogs.

Explore our list of the top startup ideas for animal lovers to start your own pet startup!

Real Estate Startups

83. Kairos Living

• Location: Chicago, Illinois
• Funding: Undisclosed
• Investors Include: N/A

Kairos Living is looking to update the real estate world by providing modern tech for the buying and living experience. Homes will include keyless entry as well as smart thermostats and residents can pay their rent using the Kairos portal.

84. Homelight

• Location: San Francisco
• Funding: Series D, $742.5 Million
• Investors Include: 500 Startups, GV, Menlo Ventures

Homelight is transforming the home buying and selling process by creating a central platform where all transactions can take place. Homeowners are allowed to sell to HomeLight without having to deal with expensive repairs or through the hassle of listings and showings.

85. Snapdocs

• Location: San Francisco
• Funding: Series D, $253 Million
• Investors Include: Y Combinator, Sequoia Capital

With the recent surge in competition for homes, Snapdocs is making it easy for homebuyers to get the home of their dreams as quickly as possible. Snapdocs doesn’t just make forms available online, they connect all parties involved in the closing to help communication and efficiency for buying a home.

Software Startups

86. Systematic

• Location: New York, New York
• Funding: Pre-Seed, N/A
• Investors Include: Avalanche VC

AI-powered platform Systematic democratizes fundraising opportunities by connecting startups and investors. Leveraging machine learning and extensive data, it offers tools to analyze markets, showcase profiles, and share information securely. 

87. Bolster

• Location: Indianapolis, Indiana 
• Funding: Series B, $11 million
• Investors: Foundry

Bolster is a marketplace for executive hiring, offering services to connect startups with C-suite roles on a fractional, interim, advisory, or full-time basis. 

88. Firstbase

• Location: NYC
• Funding: $3.4 Million
• Investors Include: Carta Ventures, Amino Capital

Firstbase.io is an all-in-one business operations platform designed to help founders launch, manage, and grow their startups. With its comprehensive platform, Firstbase is enabling entrepreneurs worldwide to efficiently handle essential operations like incorporation, banking, payroll, accounting, and more.

89. Mixtroz

• Location: Birmingham, Alabama
• Funding: Seed, $2.4 Million
• Investors Include: Backstage Capital

Mixtroz is a mother-daughter-founded startup that aims to change the way we see and do networking by leveraging the power of data collection to connect compatible networkers and increase the chances of meaningful, productive conversations.

90. Tropic

• Location: NYC
• Funding: $65 Million
• Investors Include: Insight Partners

Tropic is a software procurement platform revolutionizing purchasing through data-driven spend management. By providing unprecedented visibility into pricing, alternatives, and trends, Tropic enables businesses to optimize spending efficiency and productivity.

91. Fiverr

• Location: Tel Aviv, Israel
• Funding: Series E, $111 Million
• Investors Include: Accel, Bessemer Venture Partners

Fiverr is a marketplace for freelance creative talent and professionals to find work and book jobs digitally. With more of the population working remotely since 2020, Fiverr has grown to meet the demand for companies looking to hire freelancers and an influx of freelancer workers looking to book jobs across the globe.

92. Codecov

• Location: Amsterdam, New York
• Funding: Undisclosed
• Investors Include: BoxGroup

Development cycles for software seem to always be pushing faster and with Codecov you can meet the high demands with half the effort. Coding has taken over our world and making sure the code is secure and won’t break is a neverending battle.

Sustainable Startups

93. BrightNight

• Location: West Palm Beach, Florida
• Funding: $500 Million
• Investors Include: Global Infrastructure Partners

BrightNight is pioneering renewable power solutions for businesses seeking to transition away from fossil fuels. Their customized hybrid renewable energy projects help customers meet sustainability goals reliably and cost-effectively.

94. Too Good To Go

• Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
• Funding: Series Unknown, $45.7 Million
• Investors Include: Blisce, VF Venture

Too Good to Go is next up on our list of top startups. Too Good To Go is an app that was created to tackle food waste. The app allows consumers to buy discounted food from cafes, restaurants, hotels, shops, and manufacturers that would otherwise be wasted.

95. Hempitecture

• Location: Boise, Idaho
• Funding: Crowdfunding, $3.3 Million
• Investors Include: N/A

Hempitecture is a sustainable insulation startup that specializes in HempWool®, an insulation alternative made with roughly 90% hemp fiber and 10% binder. The fiber used in Hempitecture products are farmed in the US and Canada in an effort to capture carbon dioxide from the air — resulting in products that are better for the planet and people alike.

96. TemperPack

• Location: Richmond, Virginia
• Funding: Venture — Series Unknown, $208.9 Million
• Investors Include: Revolution, SJF Ventures

TemperPack is creating sustainable packaging solutions for perishable food and life science industries. Their fully curbside recyclable insulated packaging is the first of its kind and offers both manufacturers and consumers an eco-friendly alternative to traditional packaging that still protects their products from damage.

Explore our list of startup ideas for green entrepreneurs to start your own sustainable startup!

Travel Startups

97. Airalo

• Location: Singapore
• Funding: Series A, $7.3 Million
• Investors Include: Plug and Play Tech Center, Wayra

Airalo is providing a more flexible phone alternative no matter what country you’re in. Their eSIM store is the first of its kind, offering affordable, local rates for eSIM compatible phones, tablets, or PC computers. Customers never have to worry about carrying several SIM cards, changing their phone number, or losing communication capabilities with Airalo eSIM cards.

98. The Hotels Network

• Location: Barcelona, Spain
• Funding: Series B, $15,200
• Investors Include: NFX, Elaia

The Hotels Network is a platform that serves as a method of growth for hotels using technology to attract and convert online visitors to paying customers by creating a unique, personalized, and predictive user experience.

99. CityCatt

• Location: Orlando, Florida
• Funding: Pre-Seed, $50,000
• Investors Include: Journey Venture Partners

Citycatt is changing the way travelers experience the world. Through their network of location experts and locals, called ‘catts’, users of the Citycatt platform are able to plan memorable experiences rooted in local culture all in one place.

100. Duffel

• Location: London, United Kingdom
• Funding: Series B, $56.2 Million
• Investors Include: Y Combinator, Index Ventures

Duffel is an online platform for travelers to find, book, and manage flights from a myriad of airlines. Working in tandem with airlines to provide a better customer experience, Duffel provides travelers with real-time pricing and availability to make booking a trip easier than ever.