Inzpira Raises INR 2.3 Crore In Seed Round

The startup plans to utilize the fresh funds to improve its tech platform, enhance brand presence and expand its customer base

By Shrabona Ghosh | Nov 18, 2021
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Inzpira, an AI-enabled, on-demand live language learning and soft-skills training platform has raised INR 2.3 crore as part of its seed round. The current round was led by angel investors— Raj Nair, chairman, Avalon Consulting and Gopinath Latpate, executive director, JLL.

The startup plans to utilize the fresh funds to improve its tech platform, enhance brand presence and expand its customer base. Earlier,Inzpiraraised INR 25 lakh as part of its pre-seed round from 100X.VC in March 2021, said a statement.

“As the first institutional investors in Inzpira, we firmly believe that the founders have built a robust and scalable business model. There is a huge demand for language learning and soft skills in India and across the world. Inzpira is well poised to tap into this burgeoning market,” saidNinad Karpe, partner, 100X.VC in the statement.

“Working professionals cannot find time to join a program due to their busy work schedule and other commitments. At Inzpira, we are building a platform that provides on-demand live, individual language training where users can learn anytime according to their convenience, as easy as booking a cab or ordering food. We intend to revolutionize the language learning sector by giving adults and kids an immersive learning experience.They can practice and learn from hundreds of trainers on our platform,” said Rohith Namboothiri, co-founder and CEO, Inzpira.

Inzpira, an AI-enabled, on-demand live language learning and soft-skills training platform has raised INR 2.3 crore as part of its seed round. The current round was led by angel investors— Raj Nair, chairman, Avalon Consulting and Gopinath Latpate, executive director, JLL.

The startup plans to utilize the fresh funds to improve its tech platform, enhance brand presence and expand its customer base. Earlier,Inzpiraraised INR 25 lakh as part of its pre-seed round from 100X.VC in March 2021, said a statement.

“As the first institutional investors in Inzpira, we firmly believe that the founders have built a robust and scalable business model. There is a huge demand for language learning and soft skills in India and across the world. Inzpira is well poised to tap into this burgeoning market,” saidNinad Karpe, partner, 100X.VC in the statement.

“Working professionals cannot find time to join a program due to their busy work schedule and other commitments. At Inzpira, we are building a platform that provides on-demand live, individual language training where users can learn anytime according to their convenience, as easy as booking a cab or ordering food. We intend to revolutionize the language learning sector by giving adults and kids an immersive learning experience.They can practice and learn from hundreds of trainers on our platform,” said Rohith Namboothiri, co-founder and CEO, Inzpira.

Shrabona Ghosh

Senior Correspondent
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I write on corporates and lead a project called 'Corporate Innovations', wherein I cover large enterprises across technology, auto, FMCG and avaition. I engage in CEO dialogues and run my podcast series: The Big Bosses. You can reach out to me at gshrabona@entrepreneurindia.com

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