2. Stripe

Twit­ter‘s revelation of Buy button, certainly did cast them in the limelight.  However justice wasn’t served as the real force behind the scene was none other than Stripe. The same scenario played out with social media Facebook who recently released its own Buy button. Stripe founded in 2011 by two brothers was designed to render its services to business process in online payment. It has join forces in aiding big techs like like Red­dit, Lyft and TaskRab­bit. It started out with a bang in 2014 rising $80 million at a $1.75 bil­lion val­u­a­tion which escalated by the end of the year with another $70 million making double the valuation.

3. Blue Apron

The catchphrase “We’re a new kind of Fresh Direct” Was what Matt Salzberg used in 2012 when he pitched his company Blue Apron shortly before it launched. What might have seemed like an overstatement has certainly cleared the room for doubt as its progress has taken a flight since then.  Blue Apron is a relief to those who labor endlessly in the kitchen; it generously mails recipies and ingredients to customers, making cooking a bit more simpler. Within two years of its launch it has surfaced as one of the leaders in the Fast growing food startup business. This year, blue Apron has raised $ 50 million in funding to heighten marketing, hiring and to fulfill a number of centers.

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