Ellie Horvath
London, the young and vibrant city, is home to some of the world’s most innovative startups. Year after year, this city has proved itself as a pioneer in launching startups that excel in various industries. London has seen an impressive period of capital growth and development in the technology sector over the years. In pursuit of this development, a series of startups has emerged, especially in the B2C industry. This article showcases some of the exceptional London-based startups that were launched in or after 2020.
Despite the hardship that the Covid-19 pandemic has bestowed on the world, London’s startup ecosystem has demonstrated exemplary resilience. The startups included in this feature have not only adeptly leveraged technology to address pressing market needs, but they’ve managed to do so whilst ensuring simplicity, usability, and better consumer experience. All the startups listed below are headquartered in the United Kingdom and cater to the B2C industry.
From an athletic footwear manufacturer, e-commerce platforms, personalised e-card services, real estate property portals, to gamified financial apps, these startups are setting new industry standards. Not to mention, they’ve tackled the global pandemic head-on and flourished.
Hylo Athletics
Venturing into the Sporting Goods industry, Hylo Athletics manufactures athletic footwear of high quality. The company located in London began its journey in 2020. For more information, you can follow them on Facebook and LinkedIn.
HolidayFox
HolidayFox is an E-Commerce platform, launched by Jason Green and Richard Hooker, that allows families to discover and book staycations. It is an all-in-one platform to plan your family outings. Look up more on their Facebook and LinkedIn pages.
CaboodleAI
Launched in 2020 by Andre Moschetti, Guilherme Moschetti, and Rafael Moschetti, CaboodleAI offers a range of services including content automation and marketing automation based on artificial intelligence and machine learning. Learn more on their developed technologies on their social platforms – Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
CM Ventures
CM Ventures, a venture capital firm co-founded by Nikolay Dyachkov and Vagan Khranyan, invests into the B2B and B2C markets. The firm is well recognized in the sphere of Financial Services and Fintech, visit their LinkedIn page to learn more.
EcardForest
EcardForest, founded by Dayana Doncheva, supports sustainable living by providing online group ecards service. They have an impressive selection of handmade cards to choose from. Connect with them on LinkedIn.
A/O
A/O, founded by Mark Jennings, is a strategic consultancy focusing on profound consumer experiences in the Food and Beverage industry. Reach out to them on their LinkedIn account.
hundo.xyz
hundo.xyz is an EdTech startup founded by Esther O’Callaghan Obe, Piers Collins, and Scott Byrne-Fraser that validates and verifies on-chain qualifications. Learn about their latest technologies on their LinkedIn page.
everup
everup, co-founded by Egi Messito and Giuseppe Caltabiano, provides a gamified financial and eCommerce app that combines gamification, gaming and social networking. Learn more about their engaging initiatives on Facebook and LinkedIn.
mypropertyz
Founder Henri Al Helaly launched mypropertyz, a Real Estate property portal that provides comprehensive property information. You can get the latest updates on their social pages – Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
Wedo
Wedo, formed by David Jaques and Indiana Gregg, operates in the banking & payments sector. Learn more on Facebook and LinkedIn.
LITTLEWINE
Daniela Pillhofer launched LITTLEWINE to connect winemakers and consumers in a unique, digital way. Connect with them on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
These startups, with their uniqueness and robustness, are not just reinforcing London’s position as a startup hub, but also contributing significantly towards simplifying vital services for consumers. With their innovative ideas and solutions, these startups are proof that London’s startup ecosystem remains vibrant and promising as ever.
