Travel-tech startup Bucketlistt.com has raised Rs 7.6 crore in a seed funding round led by Kairon Capital, with participation from Titan Capital, Divisa Family Office and Kunal Popat.
The startup had earlier raised Rs 1.07 crore in a pre-seed angel funding round at a post-money valuation of Rs 10.07 crore. The round saw participation from angel investors including Arvind Choudhar, Aenik Shah, Kartik Khatri, and Yash Mehta.
The fresh funds will be utilized to strengthen technology and product, onboard more high-quality operators, and expand beyond Rishikesh, starting with Manali and Bir, and invest in content, organic discovery and distribution partnerships, Bucketlistt said in a press release.
Launched last year by Shubham Makhecha, Nitant Desai and Divyam Shah, Bucketlistt.com is a platform to discover and book experiences across India. Its operator platform, OkGhumo, is an operating system for experience providers that digitises bookings, inventory, agents and payments.
The Ahmedabad based startup helps travellers discover and book verified travel experiences, from skydiving in Mt. Abu and front row seats at the Ganga Aarti in Rishikesh to dinner with royal families in Jaipur.
The company launched in Rishikesh in December 2025. Alongside the marketplace, it runs OkGhumo, a platform that experience providers use to manage bookings, inventory, agents, payments and daily operations.
In the last 10 months, Bucketlistt.com and OkGhumo claimed to have together managed more than Rs 22.5 crore in bookings, while Bucketlistt.com has served more than 12,000 customers. About one in five of its customers now comes through word of mouth.
Launched in March 2026, OkGhumo has served more than 50,000 customers. Leading adventure operators in Rishikesh use it daily to manage bookings, inventory, agent settlements and payments, replacing calls, WhatsApp and spreadsheets. It also provides Bucketlistt.com with live inventory, allowing travellers to receive instant and reliable confirmations. The company now plans to replicate this model across multiple cities.
It competes with other players in the space, such as Klook, GetYourGuide, Alyve and Viator.