Gig Economy Stocks
Digital marketplaces and service platforms facilitate the decentralized exchange of labor, lodging, and transportation by connecting independent contractors directly with consumer demand. Revenue models rely on transaction fees, commission takes, and subscription access to proprietary job boards, shifting traditional corporate overhead and asset ownership risks onto the service provider.
As of Oct 23, 2026, Gig Economy has 20 US-listed companies worth $351B combined. The median member moved -0.9% over the past week; HTZ led at +17.9% and YFOR trailed at -37.9%.
Companies in Gig Economy
- UBER – Uber Technologies Inc, $138B
- ABNB – Airbnb Inc, $103B
- DASH – DoorDash, Inc. Class A Common Stock, $80.6B
- CART – Maplebear Inc., $13.4B
- LYFT – LYFT Inc, $6.4B
- CAR – Avis Budget Group Inc, $3.6B
- PAYO – Payoneer Global Inc, $2.4B
- LIME – Neutron Holdings, Inc. Common Stock, $1.6B
- UPWK – Upwork Inc, $1.1B
- HTZ – Hertz Global Holdings Inc, $656M
- FVRR – Fiverr International Ltd, $306M
- RYDE – Ryde Group Ltd., $121M
- FLX – BingEx Ltd, $109M
- BIYA – Baiya International Group Inc. Ordinary Shares, $59M
- IZEA – IZEA Inc, $40.1M
- HWH – HWH International Inc, $20.7M
- QH – Quhuo Limited, $10.2M
- YFOR – YYForce Inc., $2.8M
- ZCAR – Zoomcar Holdings Inc., $526,250
- GETR – Getaround Inc, $19,758