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FindYogi Raises $100k from Raju Vanapala, the founder-CEO of Way2SMS

FindYogi Raises $100k from Raju Vanapala, the founder-CEO of Way2SMS

Friday July 19, 2013 , 2 min Read

FindYogi.com is a Bangalore based web startup that helps consumers make better buying decision through its comparative platform. Today, the startup announced that it has raised funding of Rs.55 Lakhs from Raju Vanapala, the founder-CEO of Way2SMS. The funding will be utilized to strengthen the technology and data team.

FindYogi
Team FindYogi (Currently 10 members)

FindYogi started in Oct 2012 with the vision of making shopping decisions easier for consumers. The startup collects first hand data about standard products and through its proprietary algorithm scores the products based on features. The application also suggests if a given product is rightly priced, as compared to alternatives available in the market. The web application currently helps with purchases for mobiles and tablet computers. New product categories like laptop, camera and other consumer durables will be added over the next few months.

The founders of FindYogi, Naman Sarawagi and Anil Bhat have worked for some well-known Indian and international web and technology companies before taking the entrepreneurial jump. While Naman was part of the initial team at Freecharge, and ZipDial, Anil was part of the technology team at Novell and Yahoo for over 6 years. (Read their complete story)

Commenting on the investment, Raju Vanapala said, “The space around shopping assistance and buying decisions is interesting. Given the buzz around ecommerce in India, consumers are coming online for shopping related activity. Though a lot of them may not end up buying online but the decision making still happens on the web. Given the founder's work at previous startups, I trust FindYogi should make it big in the space."

Website: FindYogi