GobbleCube, the Gurugram-based AI startup building agentic platforms for digital commerce, has raised $15 million in a Series A funding round led by Susquehanna Venture Capital.
The round also saw participation from existing investors InfoEdge Ventures and Kae Capital. GobbleCube will use this capital for product development, advancing AI capabilities, and team expansion to strengthen its go-to-market initiatives.
GobbleCube had previously raised $3.5 million in a pre-Series A funding round in July 2025.
Founded in November 2022 by Manas Gupta, Srikumar Nair, and Nitesh Jindal, formerly part of the core leadership team at quick commerce startup Blinkit, GobbleCube has developed an agentic platform aimed at helping brands tackle key digital commerce challenges, including visibility, performance marketing, supply chain management, and overall strategy.
“Hyperlocal digital commerce is a shift in consumer behaviour that’s inevitable, and leveraging AI to build an operating system is the singularity that will define how brands navigate this new paradigm. That’s exactly why we’ve created GobbleCube, a state-aware OS that adapts to every dimension a brand operates in to win in this paradigm,” said Manas Gupta, CEO & Co-founder, GobbleCube.
According to GobbleCube, since its commercial launch it has supported over 400 brands across both enterprise and D2C brands and claimed to be growing 10X in the last year. It further stated that its platform is embedded within the systems of 45 large CPG enterprises, including HUL, Nivea, Tata Consumer Products, ITC, Godrej, Beiersdorf, MTR, L’Oréal, Hershey’s, etc.
GobbleCube said it currently supports more than 30 platforms across India, MENA, and LATAM, and plans to expand into the US, China, and Southeast Asia.
On the investment into GobbleCube, Bhavanipratap Rana, Investment Advisor at Susquehanna VC, said, “As commerce becomes more interconnected and instantaneous, brands need a new level of operational intelligence. GobbleCube’s ‘state-aware’ operating layer provides exactly that, bridging the gap between marketing and supply chain workflows.”