Garaaz, a Jaipur-based automotive spare parts aggregator founded by Shaleen Agarwal, secured Rs 4.55 crore ($530K) in seed funding from GVFL. The company will use this money to expand into more states, improve delivery systems, build strong partnerships with distributors, and grow its team in sales, tech, operations, and marketing.
Garaaz was started in 2019 by Shaleen Agarwal (CEO), Sahil Rally (CTO), and Varun Agarwal (COO). The startup runs a software platform that helps car repair workshops buy original spare parts directly from trusted distributors. This makes the entire process smoother, faster, and more reliable especially in an industry that has mostly been unorganised and offline. The company also plans to invest in R&D, improve its technology, and build a strong customer support system. One of their big goals is to bring small, unorganised garages into the network and help them grow.
Garaaz is solving a real problem in the auto repair world and doing it with smart tech.
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