Automotive spare parts aggregator Garaaz has raised ₹4.55 crore (approximately $530K) in a seed funding round led by GVFL.
The capital will be used to strengthen its presence across more states, upgrade its R&D and technology infrastructure, and build a scalable support and logistics network.
The funding aims to help Garaaz streamline and digitize India’s fragmented aftermarket auto parts ecosystem by improving parts availability, pricing transparency, and delivery efficiency for workshops across the country.
Founded in 2019 by Shaleen Agarwal, the Jaipur-based startup operates a SaaS-enabled platform that connects vehicle service workshops with spare part suppliers.
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Garaaz currently offers access to more than 8 million spare parts across 25 car brands, with core features such as real-time inventory lookups, order management, workshop tracking, and analytics tools.
The company earns revenue through a combination of SaaS subscriptions, transaction margins, and value-added logistics and data services. It has recorded 3X growth over the last two years, with sales doubling in FY24–25 over the previous year.
