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Linkrunner raises pre-seed round led by Titan Capital

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Linkrunner raises pre-seed round led by Titan Capital
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Linkrunner raises pre-seed round led by Titan Capital App attribution and analytics platform (MMP) Linkrunner has raised Rs 5 crore in a pre-seed funding round led by Titan Capital along with participation from angel investor Samir Sood and early-stage venture firm 2AM.VC. The proceeds will be deployed towards hiring across engineering, data science, and sales, as well as drive product innovation and go-to-market efforts across India, Linkrunner said in a press release. Co-founded by Shreyans Sancheti and Darshil Rathod, Linkrunner is an AI-driven app attribution and analytics platform (MMP) designed for modern consumer apps. It helps companies track customer metrics, manage advertising spends, and make data-driven growth marketing decisions. According to market research, the India mobile application market generated $10.6 billion in revenue in 2024 and is projected to reach $27.7 billion by 2030, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 17.8%. Meanwhile, India is expected to reach 1 billion smartphone users by 2026. Within just a few months, Linkrunner states that it has gained traction with fast-growing consumer apps such as Stimuler, Grapevine, Fold Money, Abcoffee, Jumbo Gaming, Lingopanda and more. Customers appreciate the seamless onboarding, often completed in under an hour, along with a transparent pricing structure and a generous free plan tailored for startups. Shreyans Sancheti, co-founder of Linkrunner, said, “Today major ad networks like Google/Meta don’t recognize any Indian mobile measurement partners, which limits options for the consumers. We realized there was no simple, cost-effective app attribution platform designed for Indian companies.” Linkrunner plans to strengthen its product and market presence by enhancing its AI-driven attribution engine—which automatically aligns campaign data across channels—and preparing for global expansion beyond India. The Bengaluru-based company faces competition from other players in this space such as AppsFlyer, Branch, Adjust, Singular, Airbridge, Tenjin, and Apptrove.

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Circle raises Rs 3.4 Cr in pre-seed round led by Titan Capital

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Circle raises Rs 3.4 Cr in pre-seed round led by Titan Capital
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Circle raises Rs 3.4 Cr in pre-seed round led by Titan Capital Circle has raised Rs 3.4 crore in a pre-seed round led by Titan Capital. Raveen Sastry, co-founder of Myntra, also participated. The proceeds will be used to strengthen Circle’s AI stack, including guided pricing, automated condition grading, and catalog matching. Circle will focus on electronics and household categories, expand its presence in Bengaluru, and enter new cities by 2026. Founded in 2025 by Ankit Misra and Chirag Kataruka, Circle runs a full-stack model that uses AI to verify product listings, handles doorstep logistics, and manages secure payments. The goal is to remove uncertainty, scams, and coordination issues that commonly occur in C2C transactions. Sellers can list items quickly, get pricing support, and receive payouts once the product is picked up and verified. Since its soft launch in August 2025, Circle has onboarded more than 17,000 users in Bengaluru. The platform is seeing strong demand in electronics, furniture, appliances, and home goods. As per market research, India’s pre-owned goods market is valued at Rs 1.6 lakh crore, but the experience remains fragmented because of fake listings, incomplete product information, and lack of buyer and seller protection. More than 70 million Indians transact used goods every month, yet the overall experience is not at par with primary e-commerce platforms.

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