Mark Anderson
The UK startup scene is booming with companies spreading across a variety of industries. This not only mirrors the diversity of the British economy, but also shows the entrepreneurial spirit thriving in the country. This article highlights some of the most promising startups hailing from the UK, specifically those established in 2020 or later within the Internet industry sector. All these companies have their headquarters based in the UK and showcase the vibrant startup ecosystem within the country.
These startups are playing a crucial role in advancing the Internet industry, bringing forward innovative ideas and business models that disrupt traditional operation norms. Not only are they worth watching, but they also serve as an insightful glimpse into the future of the industry.
The startups at spotlight today are Giganet, Freedom Fibre, Auddy, Zapp, Humaans, Framework, Sharesy, FlowSpace, Poncho, and Charac, each of them unique and inimitable in their own way, yet united in their pursuit of innovation and growth.
Giganet
Founded by Andrew Skipsey, Giganet is a provider of cutting-edge connectivity solutions and top-quality customer service. The company is based in Fareham, Hampshire. The company operates in the field of customer service, Internet, and Internet of Things. Follow them on Twitter @GiganetUK, Facebook here and Linkedin here.
Freedom Fibre
Freedom Fibre is a Manchester-based startup, co-founded by Neil McArthur. Focused on Business Development, Internet, and Telecommunications, Freedom Fibre is a reliable provider of fibre network. It pledges to make high-speed broadband accessible to everyone. Engage with them on Twitter @FreedomFibre, Facebook here and Linkedin here.
Auddy
Located in London and founded collectively by Andrew Craissati, Chris Ancliff, Cliff Plumer, and Howie Singer, Auddy serves in the field of Advertising, Audio, Broadcasting, etc. Its primary mission is to help creators navigate the fragmented but large podcast industry. Check their Twitter @auddyshows, Facebook here and Linkedin here.
Zapp
Zapp, founded by Joe Falter and located in Kent, offers on-demand delivery services and is building the future of instantaneous availability. Follow them on Twitter @tryzapp, Facebook here, and LinkedIn here.
Humaans
The London-based company Humaans, co-founded by Giovanni Luperti and Karolis Narkevicius, aims to automate the entire employment lifecycle through their customizable HR services. Connect with them on Twitter @HumaansHQ and LinkedIn here.
Framework
Framework, co-founded by Asha Haji, Riya Pabari, and Tomos Evans, is the world’s first on-demand business school, radically reimagined for today’s learners. Follow them on Twitter @use_framework and LinkedIn here.
Yela
Yela is a Bath-based company co-founded by Alexander Eid and Marc Dakroub, aiming to streamline fan interactions with A-list celebrities. Stay connected with Yela on LinkedIn here.
Established in London by Felix Atkin, Sharesy is a venue hiring platform emphasizing local communities. Engage with Sharesy on Twitter @sharesy, Facebook here and LinkedIn here.
FlowSpace
FlowSpace, co-founded by Harry Wilson, Hayri Demirçapa, and Ieva Dvilinskiene, is offering a creative solution to the demand for flexible workspaces. Connect with them on Twitter @flowspaceuk, Facebook here and LinkedIn here.
Poncho
Poncho, courtesy of founder Ben Prouty, is a platform offering learning and activity solutions for children. Stay connected with Poncho on Twitter @ponchocare, Facebook here and LinkedIn here.
Charac
Finally, Charac is another London-based startup operating in the Internet sector. Stay in touch with them on Facebook here and LinkedIn here.
Each one of these startups has the potential to disrupt their respective industry with their groundbreaking ideas, innovative business models, and a keen understanding of their audience and market. They showcase the best of the UK’s vibrant and thriving startup scene.
