1 month ago
GetGabs Bootstraps AI-Driven WhatsApp Platform to 10M Messages
GetGabs is a company from Jaipur that helps businesses talk to their customers on WhatsApp.
It uses smart computer programs to understand what people say and reply automatically.
The company has grown a lot on its own, with over 10 million messages sent each month.
It keeps all the tools a business needs in one place, like a chatbot builder, a way to send messages to many people, and a system to track conversations.
Because it has made its own smart system, it is hard for other companies to copy it.
Now, GetGabs wants more money to grow even faster and help more small businesses in India and other parts of the world.
GetGabs serves 1,500+ businesses and 35,000+ users, processing over 10 million WhatsApp messages per month.
The platform combines chatbot builders, broadcast tools, CRM, team inboxes, and analytics into a single solution.
Its proprietary AI layer, AnswerNode, powers intent detection, automated responses, lead qualification, smart routing, and behavioral triggers.
The company achieved this growth without raising external capital, focusing on product‑market fit and unit economics.
GetGabs plans to expand across India, MENA, and Southeast Asia, targeting 10,000+ SMEs while exploring strategic investment.
- Who
- Gaurav Sharma, Co‑Founder & CEO of GetGabs
- What
- Bootstrapped AI‑driven WhatsApp platform for businesses
- Where
- Jaipur, Rajasthan, India (headquarters) and expanding across India, MENA, Southeast Asia
- When
- August 3, 2024
- Why
- To provide integrated business communication tools and grow without external capital, now seeking investment to accelerate AI and platform development
Key facts
- Monthly messages
- 10 million
- Users
- 35,000+
- Businesses served
- 1,500+
- AI layer
- AnswerNode
- Capital status
- Bootstrapped
- Rating
- 4.9/5
- Target markets
- India, MENA, Southeast Asia
Quotes
Gaurav Sharma
Co‑Founder & CEO of GetGabs
““We spent two years doing the hard work — building product, earning trust, and proving unit economics before telling the world about it. Every metric we share today is backed by real usage, not projections. We believe the right capital partner can help us capture this opportunity at the pace it deserves.””
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