GobbleCube Bags $3.5 Mn To Help Brands Grow With AI-Powered Insights

SUMMARY

The funding was led by InfoEdge Ventures, with participation from existing investor Kae Capital

Founded by former Blinkit executives, GobbleCube provides an AI-powered copilot which helps consumer brands increase online sales

The startup plans to use the funds to improve its AI capabilities, expand platform coverage, and accelerate its global go-to-market strategy

AI-powered analytics platform GobbleCube has raised $3.5 Mn (INR 30 Cr) in its pre-Series A funding round led by InfoEdge Ventures, with participation from existing investor Kae Capital.

The startup plans to use the funds to improve its AI capabilities, expand platform coverage, and accelerate its global go-to-market strategy.

Founded in November 2022 by former Blinkit executives Manas Gupta, Srikumar Nair and Nitesh Jindal, GobbleCube provides an AI-powered copilot which helps consumer brands increase sales on ecommerce and quick commerce platforms by identifying revenue leaks, demand gaps, and high-growth micro markets.

Cofounder and chief executive Gupta told Inc42 that the startup rolled out its product, which helps brands analyse customer preferences, demand in various geographies and micro markets, and more, in September last year. The AI copilot feature was integrated with it later to help brands act on the data.

The startup claims that its AI engine processes billions of local-level data points to suggest actions to brands about digital shelf visibility, pricing, performance marketing, and more.

GobbleCube claims to be working with brands across the MENA and LATAM regions. It said that D2C brands as well as large enterprises are seeing 2X to 3X growth by using its platform.

Prior to this fundraise, the Gurugram-based startup raised $1.9 Mn (about INR 15.7 Cr) in its seed funding round led by Kae Capital, CRV, and a clutch of angel investors in March last year.

The funding comes at a time when investors continue to be bullish on startups operating in the AI domain. According to Inc42’s “Indian Tech Startup Funding Report H1 2025”, AI continues to be the most preferred sector for early and growth stage startup investors.

The Centre’s IndiaAI Mission also seems to be providing a boost to investor sentiment. Most of the over 80+ investors surveyed by Inc42 for the funding report said that the Mission is expected to positively impact the Indian deeptech ecosystem by providing regulatory clarity, helping build AI talent pool, facilitating better industry-academia partnerships, and more.

As a result, capital has been flowing to AI startups. Earlier today, semiconductor design-focussed GenAI startup Maieutic Semiconductor raised $4.2 Mn in its seed funding round.

At the heart of all these is India’s GenAI market, which is expected to cross the $17 Bn mark by 2030.