Tech-Driven Storage Startup Makes Waves with Fresh ₹4 Crore Funding Store My Goods, a tech-enabled storage startup that gained recognition on Shark Tank India, has successfully raised ₹4
Store My Goods, a tech-enabled storage startup that gained recognition on Shark Tank India, has successfully raised ₹4 crore (approximately $474,000) in a recent growth round led by JITO Incubation and Innovation Foundation (JIIF) and various family offices. This funding is part of a larger ongoing round targeting $1 million. The investment is not just financial—it represents a major leap for the company’s strategic expansion across India’s urban centers. With a growing demand for flexible, on-demand storage, Store My Goods is well-positioned to disrupt the traditional warehousing and personal storage markets.
Founded in December 2021 by Sudeep Gupta and Swati Gupta, Store My Goods offers on-demand storage solutions tailored to both individuals and businesses. Operating in major cities like Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Pune, the startup has already served over 5,000 customers and sold more than 50,000 months of storage subscriptions. From managing household clutter during moves or renovations to providing scalable warehouse alternatives for businesses, Store My Goods is addressing storage challenges with a tech-first approach that urban India desperately needs.
The newly raised capital will be used to expand Store My Goods’ geographic footprint, upgrade its tech infrastructure, and strengthen the leadership team. According to co-founder and CEO Sudeep Gupta, this isn’t just a cash infusion—it’s a catalyst for acceleration. The company plans to use the momentum to deepen its presence in current cities, launch operations in new metros, and enhance its platform with better user experience and operational capabilities. The investment also reflects investor confidence in both the business model and the team’s execution ability.
On the consumer side, Store My Goods solves space constraints by offering flexible storage during key life transitions—relocations, renovations, or simply for seasonal items. On the business side, it provides a plug-and-play warehouse alternative for startups and SMEs, eliminating the burden of long-term leases. This dual-use model makes the startup uniquely positioned to scale across sectors. Whether you’re a millennial moving homes or a startup needing storage for marketing material, Store My Goods fills the gap with convenience and transparency.
According to JIIF Chairman Jeenendra Bhandari, Store My Goods is solving an “emerging urban need” with a scalable and tech-powered model. The company’s future plans include stronger integration of logistics, more robust mobile features, and deeper automation to create a seamless customer experience. As the Indian population becomes increasingly urban and space-constrained, flexible storage solutions will only grow in relevance. Store My Goods is not just riding this wave—it’s aiming to lead it, one square foot at a time.
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