Storage startup Store My Goods, which gained visibility after its appearance on Shark Tank India, has raised Rs 4 crore (approx. $474,000) in fresh funding. The round was led by JITO Incubation and Innovation Foundation (JIIF) along with a group of family office investors. The capital raise is part of a larger $1 million funding round the company is currently working to close.
Founded in December 2021 by siblings Sudeep and Swati Gupta, Store My Goods provides flexible, tech-driven storage and warehousing solutions for individuals and businesses. The company operates across five major cities — Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Pune — and says it has delivered over 50,000 months’ worth of storage to more than 5,000 customers to date.
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The new funding will be used to push into untapped markets, beef up the company’s tech capabilities, and bring experienced leaders on board to drive the next phase of growth.
“This raise is less about raising money and more about moving faster,” said CEO and Co-Founder Sudeep Gupta. “We’re focused on building a smarter, more responsive storage ecosystem — one that meets real-world needs, whether it’s a family needing space during a renovation, or a business looking to decentralize inventory.”
At its core, Store My Goods aims to solve urban storage headaches — from cluttered homes and shifting apartments to seasonal overflow and logistical gaps for small businesses. Customers can book storage units through the platform’s app or website, and get door-to-door service with pickup, secure storage, and delivery — eliminating the need to visit a warehouse.
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With this round, the company hopes to cement its position in the growing on-demand storage market and set the stage for national scale.
