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Equitybee Unveils List of Top 100 Startups Based on Investor Demand After 2022 Economic Crash

The Equitybee 100 list ranks the most wished-for startup companies by investors on the Equitybee platform post-market collapse

PALO ALTO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Equitybee, the employee-focused stock options funding solution, today announces an exclusive ranking of the most in-demand private companies, the Equitybee 100. The list represents a comprehensive view into the most dynamic segment of the economy—the startup industry.

Each year, Equitybee issues a list of the 10 pre-IPO companies generating the most interest among its investor network, which spans industries including spacetech, foodtech, consumer tech, enterprise software, fintech and many more. That list has been expanded to include 100 companies. Due to global economic tumult, Equitybee has seen seismic shifts in demand in the startup market among the investor community.

Since April 2022, Equitybee’s analysis shows how investor interest in several companies that were previously in high demand during Q4 2021 has evolved. In light of the current economic challenges beginning with Q2 2022, the list of the most in-demand startups among the Equitybee Investor Network is being published at the beginning of the quarter rather than at year’s end, to provide a current state-of-the-union perspective.

“The Equitybee 100 list reveals the companies that demonstrate significant demand from Equitybee’s network of 20,000 investors who have witnessed the global economy change dramatically,” said Oren Barzilai, Equitybee co-founder and CEO. “Investor demand has increased in these companies, and during the current market turmoil we will be focusing on supporting employees from high-demand startups.”

The first 20 companies on the list are:

  1. SpaceX
  2. Stripe
  3. Databricks
  4. Instacart
  5. Reddit
  6. Cockroach Labs
  7. Impossible Foods
  8. Chime
  9. DuckDuckGo
  10. Gusto
  11. Carta
  12. Discord
  13. The Boring Company
  14. Master Class
  15. Turo
  16. Houzz
  17. Plaid
  18. Acorns
  19. Nextdoor
  20. Rothy’s

For the complete Equitybee 100 list and to learn more about investing in the most in-demand private companies on the Equitybee platform, please visit https://blog.equitybee.com/meet-the-equitybee-100-the-top-startups-based-on-investor-demand/.

About Equitybee

Equitybee provides startup employees with the capital they need to exercise their stock options, become shareholders, and participate in the success of the companies they helped build. Investors in Equitybee include Group 11, Greenfield Partners, Battery Ventures, Latitude, Altair Capital and ICON Continuity Fund. For more information, visit equitybee.com.

Equitybee executes private financing contracts (PFCs), private placements which are speculative, illiquid, contain substantial risk and may result in the complete loss of capital to the investor. These risks may be greater during extreme market conditions. PFCs do not grant or transfer ownership of startup company stock. Please review the private placement memorandum carefully before investing. Securities offered through Equitybee Securities, LLC, member FINRA.

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