Edutech Startup Investment Opportunity in Gurgaon, India

- Our platform operated by a DIPP Government of India recognized startup, was launched six months ago following 2.5 years of extensive research into the Indian education market. Currently in pre-revenue stage.
- The research identified a critical issue: students struggled to find the right study materials for their exams, and there was no effective technological solution available.
- To address this, the platform was created to provide students with a platform where they can browse a wide variety of study resources and subscribe to the content that best suits their exam preparation needs.
- The platform not only empowers students to discover high-quality content from top teachers and content creators but also offers creators a unique opportunity to monetize their materials without investing in technological infrastructure.
- By using the platform, content creators can expand their geographical reach, benchmark their content against peers, and increase their visibility in the competitive education market.
- Since its launch, the platform has garnered a steady stream of inquiries, particularly from coaching institutes and content creators eager to publish their materials.
- However, the platform’s growth has been constrained by the lack of a dedicated sales and marketing team due to financial limitations.
- Despite this challenge, we have successfully onboarded two content creators, with several promising leads in progress. Currently, the platform has about 15 student users, though no formal marketing efforts - either digital or non-digital have been undertaken due to budget constraints.
- The platform operates on a revenue-sharing model where third-party content creators upload their materials at a set price. Students can search, explore, and subscribe to the content they find useful, with the platform earning a 10-20% commission on each subscription.
- The promoter is a Chartered Accountant, Lawyer, and Commerce graduate with 10 years of experience across consulting firms like PwC and EY, large conglomerates such as Aditya Birla Group and Interglobe Group, and leading startups like OYO Rooms and Zomato.