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The a16z Marketplace 100: 2020 | Andreessen Horowitz
- A small number of marketplace startups—four of them—account for 76 percent of consumer spend (Airbnb, Doordash, Instacart, and Postmates) )
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- EverWash (#66), the most surprising company of the top five fastest-growers, offers car owners access to a members-only network of car washes. Similar to the Masterclass model, EverWash customers have access to unlimited car washes for a flat monthly membership fee.
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- The four fastest-growing companies (by year-over-year relative growth)
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- Travel, food, and groceries are the largest categories, by a lot
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- The fastest growing marketplaces are growing really fast—3x to 5x year-over-year
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- Here are our key takeaways from the Marketplace 100, which we’ll unpack in more detail:
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- We were surprised by a number of startups that made the list, including many relatively unfamiliar names
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- GOAT (#16) is a peer-to-peer marketplace for buying and selling authenticated streetwear and sneakers.
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- Faire (#53) is a wholesale marketplace for boutique retailers to find and purchase unique merchandise from local indie brands.
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