African Startup Database (2026)

Startup Map Africa tracks 500+ active African startups across fintech, healthtech, agritech, AI and logistics.
This database allows you to explore startups by country, sector and funding stage, covering major ecosystems such as Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa, Egypt and Rwanda.

Investors, founders and ecosystem builders use this dataset to discover emerging African tech companies and market trends.

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Mobility
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List of African tech startups filtered by country, sector, stage, and fundraising status
Name One-liner Country Sector Stage Raising
Enakl Enakl is a Moroccan and French mobility startup offering bus-sharing services and a SaaS platform for shared transport management. Morocco Mobility Seed Actively Raising
Gigmile A mobility financing platform enabling gig workers in Africa to own income-generating vehicles through a lease-to-own model. Nigeria Mobility Seed Actively Raising
GoCab A pan-African mobility and financial services platform providing ethical vehicle financing for gig-economy workers. Côte d’Ivoire Mobility Actively Raising
LagRide A ride-hailing platform in Lagos, Nigeria, that provides drivers with a path to vehicle ownership through a rent-to-own model. Nigeria Mobility Actively Raising
Metro Africa Xpress (MAX) An electric mobility platform providing vehicle financing, battery swapping, and fleet management for drivers across Africa. Nigeria Mobility Actively Raising

Enakl

Actively Raising

Enakl is a Moroccan and French mobility startup offering bus-sharing services and a SaaS platform for shared transport management.

Morocco Mobility Seed

Gigmile

Actively Raising

A mobility financing platform enabling gig workers in Africa to own income-generating vehicles through a lease-to-own model.

Nigeria Mobility Seed

GoCab

Actively Raising

A pan-African mobility and financial services platform providing ethical vehicle financing for gig-economy workers.

Côte d’Ivoire Mobility

LagRide

Actively Raising

A ride-hailing platform in Lagos, Nigeria, that provides drivers with a path to vehicle ownership through a rent-to-own model.

Nigeria Mobility

Metro Africa Xpress (MAX)

Actively Raising

An electric mobility platform providing vehicle financing, battery swapping, and fleet management for drivers across Africa.

Nigeria Mobility