WhatsApp Marketing Startup QuickReply.ai Raises Fund in Seed Round

Leo Capital, which also gave $0.75 million, led a round that raised $1.14 million for the WhatsApp Marketing Startup QuickReply.ai Pentathlon Ventures, GSF, Deepak Diwakar, cofounder of MindTickle, Azhar Iqubal, cofounder and CEO of Inshorts, and Dinesh Agarwal, founder and CEO of Indiamart, were among the additional investors named by the business in a statement that took part in the initial funding round.

Direct-to-consumer (D2C) businesses and online retailers can use QuickReply.ai, a startup formed in 2021 by Himanshu and Hridayesh Gupta, as an end-to-end WhatsApp engagement platform.

As co-founder and CEO Himanshu Gupta put it, After experiencing significant growth over the previous 18 months, this seed money will be crucial for us to continue to develop our idea and drive development at a more rapid pace.”

What will be done with the money: According to the company, the funds will mostly be used for expanding its technological infrastructure, recruiting new employees, developing new products, and conducting research and development. WhatsApp has entirely supplanted emails and other traditional media as a crucial tool for customer interaction and retention in other industries. Dinesh Singh, a partner at Leo Capital, claims that QuickReply.ai is a disruptive solution that will allow businesses to tailor their WhatsApp marketing using inventive automation.