Gurgaon is one of India’s largest tech hubs, making it a prime location for startups. Tech startups are often credited with developing disruptive tech because they can develop faster than their competitors. Below are some of Gurgaon’s top startup companies disrupting the tech industry.
Top Startup Companies in Gurgaon to Know
- Udemy
- Oxyzo
- Statiq
- MoEVing
- HexaHealth
- Bobble AI
- Ocrolus
- 1MG
Top Startup Companies in Gurgaon
Indian fintech company BharatPe provides digital payment and financial services to small and medium-sized businesses, including kirana store owners and businesses without an online presence. It provides merchants with QR codes and point-of-service machines that accept customer payments for free. BharatPe also offers loans, investment, insurance and other financial products.
FarMart is a food and software startup developing digital solutions for the agricultural industry. Its platform provides farmers with the latest industry news, while also acting as a marketing hub to discover distributors and other buyers.
Intello Labs uses AI and image recognition technology to assess the quality of food commodities like fresh fruits, vegetables, spices and nuts. The technology is developed as a self-learning platform, allowing Intello Labs to create customized products for new commodities quickly. The company’s quality assessment services help food businesses reduce waste and sell more.
Bitespeed is an e-commerce startup that helps brands expand their sales channels and attract new customers. Its platform integrates with Shopify and creates marketing channels that enable customers to write product reviews and receive shopping cart reminders directly on WhatsApp.
Fintech startup OfBusiness offers a platform for small and medium-sized businesses to streamline their procurement and financing processes. OfBusiness aggregates raw materials like textiles, cement, chemicals and building materials and passes those aggregation savings and benefits on to its customers, who can use unsecured credit limits to purchase the materials. OfBusiness is based in Gurgaon.
Online insurance platform Policy Bazaar aims to educate people about insurance products and address the underpenetrated online insurance market. Users can compare policies, buy, store and share policies, and access 24/7 claims support. Policy Bazaar is India’s largest insurance aggregator.
Healthians is a health diagnostics company focused on providing medical testing at home. It offers a variety of tests including blood tests and tests for kidney function and cholesterol. Healthians also provides X-rays, PET scans and other imaging tests. The company operates in more than 250 cities across India.
Edtech startup PlanetSpark’s online platform offers online classes in English, public speaking, creative writing, vlogging and other “new age” communication skills. The platform serves learners from K-12 students to professional adults. More than 3,000 educators work on the platform, teaching over 40,000 learners worldwide.
Shipsy’s logistic management platform helps its customers reduce freight costs, automate logistics processes, increase their delivery productivity and streamline cross-border freight movement. In 2023, Shipsy acquired cloud-based warehouse management system Stockone, expanding its available services to more than 230 customers around the world.
Mobikwik’s fintech platform provides merchants and consumers with products that enable payments, digital credit and investments. Customers use the platform to make everyday payments like utility bills, food delivery and e-commerce purchases. The company boasted an 80 percent year over year growth in fiscal year 2022.
Wishlink is an e-commerce company working to redefine shopping by combining e-commerce and social media. It connects creators with brands, providing creators with opportunities to monetize partnerships with brands they love and enabling brands the opportunity to work with social media creators at scale. Wishlink was founded in 2022 and has grown to include more than 15,000 creators and 25 million users.
1MG is an online pharmacy making healthcare more accessible throughout India. The platform sells over-the-counter medicines and provides at-home lab services that screen for diabetes and liver function. After the screening, patient results are available online and there’s also an option to consult with a medical practitioner.
Bobble AI develops mobile device keyboards for various languages packed with useful AI integrations. Its AI features include language translation, voice-to-text and emoji prediction, among others. According to the company, its software keyboards aim to enrich people's communication.
Udemy is an educational platform with thousands of hours of tech and upskilling resources. For a monthly fee, users can access endless courses on topics like machine learning, Python coding and statistics — all taught by industry experts. Besides its consumer platform, Udemy also provides business plans for employers to offer courses and certifications to their workforce.
Ocrolus’ platform uses AI to analyze financial documents like bank statements, pay stubs and tax forms. After the initial analysis, it develops reports on cash flow, income and fraud, among other markers to help users make better financial decisions.
Kaagaz’s free scanner app allows users to easily scan, read, edit and store documents on their mobile devices. The ad-free scanner app also serves as a PDF reader and editor, and bills itself as the Indian alternative to CamScanner. Kaagaz is available in nine different languages, including Hindi, Gujarati, Bengali, Telugu and Tamil.
MoEVing is a transport startup increasing EV usage through multiple means. One of its solutions is a full-stack logistics service that provides last-mile delivery using EVs. MoEVing also has partnerships with charging companies to integrate them into its app for improved usability.
Oxyzo is a fintech company that provides innovative financial solutions for small and medium-sized businesses. The company uses proprietary tech to analyze its lending capabilities and can provide business loans, working capital loans and vendor financing, among other financial services. Oxyzo prides itself on being client-centric and supports this with stellar customer service.
INDmoney is a personal finance app that allows its customers to save, track and grow their money. Users can track their expenses, investments, savings and credit cards, invest in stocks and mutual funds and access machine-learning driven financial advisory services. The startup is backed by Tiger Global, Steadview Capital and Dragoneer.
HexaHealth’s platform helps patients find specialized care providers. Through its web app, users can search for doctors based on many medical conditions they may be experiencing. From there, HexaHealth provides general information on the condition and books appointments with medical providers.
Autotech company CARS24 helps people buy and sell used cars. Its online platform also offers comprehensive service histories and car care services. In 2024, the company added an on-demand driver service to its portfolio, called AutoPilot. CARS24 operates in India, Australia, Thailand and the UAE.
Healthtech startup Pristyn Care provides minimally invasive surgeries and other healthcare services. Its network of more than 400 surgeons perform laser, laparoscopy, lasik and microblader surgeries at more than 700 partnered hospitals. Pristyn Care also offers insurance assistance and care coordination.
Statiq manufactures and manages smart electric vehicle charging stations. Its mobile app allows EV users to locate, book and pay for electric chargers and it partners with property owners who earn money by becoming charger hosts. Statiq’s mission is to create a climate-conscious public that uses electric vehicles conveniently and sustainably.
Statiq is an electric vehicle charging network developing tech to simplify EV charging. Though the company only launched in 2020, Statiq already has a vast charging network throughout India, and it has developed a mobile app where users can locate and seamlessly pay for their energy usage.
