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Voodoo raises $1 mn seed funding from Saif Partners

Oct 13, 2015, 18:19 IST
In a seed funding round, deals and price comparison app Voodoo has raised $1 million (around Rs 65 lakh) from Saif Partners.
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The firm was founded by Mohit Mittal and Vijay Reddy and currently operates with a team of ten people and claims to have 1,200 downloads so far.

Voodo enables people to get price comparison from 26 e-Commerce apps like Flipkart, Snapdeal, Amazon, Uber, Ola, Foodpanda and Zomato Order, among others.

Voodoo has the potential to become one of the most popular Indian apps, and are really excited to partner with Mohit and the team on this journey, according to SAIF Partners Principal Mukul Arora.

Voodoo Technologies, which launched the app last week, said the fresh funds will be used to build a unique mobile first global shopping experience.

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Mittal said there are so many mobile apps in every category and all of them have something amazing to offer. “Voodoo picks the best stuff from all of them and serves our consumers with the finest recommendations," he added.

In 2014, Mittal along with Reddy and another Manikanta Nikhil had founded offline app store Preburn which was later acquired by now Snapdeal-backed Freecharge for an undisclosed amount.

Besides Voodo, there are other players operating in this space which include Junglee, PriceDekho and MySmartPrice, which is backed by Accel Partners and Helion Venture Partners.

SAIF Partners is a leading venture capital firm with over USD 4 billion under management and has investments in around 40 companies including MakeMyTrip, JustDial, PayTM, BookMyShow and Urbanladder.

The venture capital firm recently hired former Freecharge CEO Alok Goel for early-stage investments.

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In March, it had also raised $350 million for a new India-focused fund.

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