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The sharing economy includes many types of businesses located all over the world. Companies are finding new ways for people to share everything from living spaces to manufacturing supplies.
India's Stanza Living has raised $247.8 million for its co-living concept. In China, the secondhand goods platform Xiangwushuo has secured $89.4 million in funding.
Below is our list of 21 Sharing Economy startups worth keeping an eye on.
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Get the Sheet for $50Stanza Living provides fully-managed co-living accommodations designed for students and working professionals. Their tech platform simplifies the rental experience by bundling housing, amenities, and community services into a single offering.
Volvero developed a vehicle sharing app that connects owners with drivers through a community-based platform. They use blockchain technology to ensure all transactions are secure and transparent for users.
Radical Storage built a global network of luggage storage locations by partnering with thousands of local businesses. Travelers can use their platform to find and book convenient, secure spots to leave their bags while exploring cities.
Resourcly builds a shared inventory operating system that uses AI to help manufacturers improve their working capital. Their platform analyzes product data to enable companies to share inventory and reduce waste.
Yescapa runs a peer-to-peer marketplace for renting motorhomes and campervans between individuals. Their platform provides a simple and secure way for owners to list their vehicles and for travelers to book them for outdoor adventures.
Flapper operates a global on-demand platform for booking private jets and charter flights. The company is also catalyzing the entry of all-electric aircraft into the urban and regional air mobility sector.
Plenti developed an app-based rental platform for on-demand access to consumer electronics. Their service offers a fast and flexible way to use the latest gadgets without the commitment and high cost of purchasing them.
ELOOP runs a car-sharing service offering on-demand access to a fleet of electric vehicles. The company's model also allows people to invest in the cars through a tokenization system, earning a portion of the rental income.
GoTo Global provides a multimodal shared mobility platform that connects users with cars, mopeds, scooters, and e-bikes. Their service is designed for both private and business customers seeking convenient urban transportation options.
Xiangwushuo operates an online platform for sharing and exchanging second-hand goods. Their service connects users looking to give away items they no longer need with others who can put them to use.
Our top ten picks are just a small part of the story. The next group of companies alone has raised over $80 million, tackling everything from media to manufacturing.
Some are just getting started while others are already scaling up their operations. Here’s a look at the rest of the startups shaping the sharing economy.
| Startup | Main Industry | Year Founded | Amount Raised | Last Funding Round |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Marketplace | 2011 | $24.2M | Series C | |
| Sports | 2017 | $22.6M | Series C | |
| Manufacturing | 2016 | $15.7M | Venture Round | |
| Enterprise | 2019 | $8.8M | Debt Financing | |
| Media | 2015 | €3.5M | Seed | |
| Marketplace | 2015 | €1.9M | Equity Crowdfunding | |
| Retail | 2018 | $2M | Venture Round | |
| Marketplace | 2019 | $630k | Pre-Seed | |
| Media | 2021 | €200k | Pre-Seed | |
| InsurTech | 2019 | $20k | Pre-Seed | |
| Media | — | CZK3M | Seed |
