Voice AI startup Origa has secured $450,000 in fresh funding in a round led by Antler Singapore, with participation from angel investors associated with global companies such as Uber, SpaceX, and Salesforce. With this round, the company’s total funding now stands at $1 million.
The newly raised capital will be used to strengthen Origa’s engineering team, enhance product capabilities, and expand operations across India and the UAE, as the company looks to scale its enterprise voice AI solutions.
Building Voice AI for High-Value Customer Conversations
Founded by Himanshu Geed, Shubham Garg, and Sunil Jain, Origa develops a voice AI platform focused on managing complex, consultative pre-sales and qualification conversations. The platform is designed primarily for high-value B2C sectors such as real estate, education, and financial services, where customer conversations require contextual depth and precision.
Unlike basic automated voice systems, Origa’s AI is built to handle detailed, multi-step interactions that replicate human-led consultative sales discussions.
Strong Growth and Enterprise Adoption
The startup reports a 12x revenue growth over the past nine months and currently serves more than 33 customers across India, the UAE, Malaysia, and the United States. According to the company, it has achieved zero customer churn to date.
Origa’s platform processes over 570,000 minutes of voice conversations each month and supports more than 100,000 concurrent calls, highlighting its ability to operate at enterprise scale.
Advanced AI Architecture and CRM Integration
The company’s voice AI system is trained on over one million business conversations, enabling it to retain context across as many as 50 conversation turns. It also integrates live CRM data to deliver more accurate and personalized interactions.
With a reported latency of under 800 milliseconds, the platform is designed for near real-time responsiveness, ensuring smooth customer engagement. Origa offers its technology as a white-label solution, allowing enterprises and SaaS providers — including CRM and lead management platforms — to embed advanced voice AI capabilities within their existing workflows.
Expanding in India and the UAE
With growing demand for automation in high-value sales conversations, Origa plans to deepen its footprint in India while expanding further in the UAE market. The funding is expected to accelerate product innovation and strengthen its enterprise partnerships.
As businesses increasingly seek AI-driven tools to improve lead qualification, customer engagement, and sales efficiency, Origa is positioning itself as a scalable voice AI solution for consultative and high-intent interactions.
Ruchi Kumar is the associate editor at Entrepreneur News Network and TVW News India, where she leads editorial strategy, brand storytelling, and startup ecosystem coverage. With a strong focus on innovation, business, and marketing insights, he curates impactful narratives that spotlight India’s evolving entrepreneurial landscape.