Gurugram-based logistics-tech startup Shiplog has raised ₹6.5 crore (approximately $768,000) in a seed funding round led by the Deepak Bhagnani Family Office, marking its first external capital raise since launching in 2022.
Previously bootstrapped, the startup is now setting ambitious goals to transform last-mile delivery for India’s rapidly growing D2C segment.
The fresh capital will be deployed to strengthen Shiplog’s technology backbone, roll out AI-driven inventory systems, and expand operations across Delhi-NCR, the largest dark-store-driven delivery market in India.
The company also aims to scale up its team and increase operational capabilities to meet the growing demand for same- and next-day deliveries.
Founded by Kamal Sharma, Pratik Dasgupta, and Shubhangi, Shiplog is tapping into the evolving needs of digital-first brands. While conventional delivery players offer a 3–4 day delivery window, Shiplog is raising the bar by enabling 4-hour, same-day, and next-day fulfillment, using a hybrid network of tech-enabled dark stores and EV-based logistics to boost both speed and sustainability.
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With over 15,000 orders processed daily, the startup’s platform integrates real-time tracking, intelligent routing, and advanced inventory management.
This approach is designed to significantly lower Return to Origin (RTO) rates and improve delivery accuracy—two major pain points in the D2C logistics ecosystem.
Shiplog is targeting a threefold increase in Monthly Recurring Revenue (MRR) over the next six months.
