*CORRECTION:* At 04:34, it incorrectly shows that $222 million is Rs 165 crore - it should be Rs 1621 crore. *Link to our list of top 10 Indian SaaS startups:* ruclips.net/video/_BF1c1yY4GY/видео.html *Listen to this video as a Podcast here:* open.spotify.com/show/5rGPalovc6AKsfbOyjh32p *Subscribe to our Hindi channel here:* ruclips.net/channel/UCMspFCCJpRkaiiHFetgauPQ *Subscribe to our Uncut channel for all our upcoming interviews here:* ruclips.net/channel/UCpVR5rkBD9baBcrgaI5zJjA
That's so useful .. Indian startups are not making videos at this level at this mindset.. kindly make a video on highest paid Indian startup CEO CTO so on n so forth....
Glad you found the video useful Rakesh 🙂 we ourselves are actually an Indian media startup, but I understand what you mean. If you want other channels making similar content, do check out StartupGyaan (Hindi) or Think School! -Caleb
@@iamyoda6366 very choosy middle class parenting. But, start ups have increased after unemployment due to pandemic and lockdown. Hope we will continue the same rhythm.
Sir you forgot to mention that Byju's also acquired Aakash (one of the country's largest offline education Hub known for its quality education and selections in some of the greatest institutions like IITs and AIIMS).
Hi Pratyush, the acquisitions we mentioned in the video were specifically connected to the launch of BYJU'S Future School, their international offering. While the Aakash acquisition was certainly a big deal, it doesn't really have any relevance to BYJU'S international expansion. -Caleb
Wow Pranshul, thank you so much! So glad you're getting a lot of value and learnings from our channel 🙂 happy that you're a part of the BwM community. -Caleb
Hi Dogsee Chew, great to see you here in the comments! I still buy your yak cheese bars for my dogs 😁 if our list had been a little bit longer than just 10 entries, then we definitely would have included you guys, as the fact that you're taking such an amazing Indian product and exporting it to so many countries is awesome. -Caleb
Even living in India I wouldn't be able to know about that much of Indian start-ups, IPOs and business information ℹ️. Glad this channel tells everything about business insider India. Very useful video 👍 great to know about Indian start-ups.
@aureus abe ghar bech du kya jb chahiye hi 1000 ke under vala aur vo bhi ye thulle 300 vala frame dikhayenge 1499 me to aur kitna mehnga lu 3000 vala lu kya Tu khud lut gya h vha pr ab mere ko bhi lutva rha h
I have subscribed to only 5 RUclips channel. Your channel is one of them. Your channel provide all the info related to startup, acquisition, IPO, business news & much more. Keep going 👍
Byjus's has recently bought AAKASH one of indias most successful coaching chain. As far now, byjus marketing strategies are innovative but work culture for employees is not so good.
@@bosongod2830 Thats not very true , Not a single company operates the way BYJU's does. I suggest you to watch VIDEO of YT CHANNEL "SOCH BY MOHAK MANGAL " 9n this issue
Hi Caleb genuinely speaking your communication skills are really impressive.catches attention immediately.i wish I had a teacher like you in my school😀
Thanks Aditya! 🙂 We definitely thought so too. Even though a lot of these companies are known to most startup enthusiasts, I hope you got some new info from the video. For me, ironically, the biggest surprise was that Paytm is in my home country! I had no clue. -Caleb
@@backstagewithmillionaires Haha, I didn't know a lot about PayTM expanding internationally, too. While I believe they still haven't truly expanded themselves as a product they are mostly known for, it's good to know that they have let a few wings get established there.
Thanks K. De, this particular thumbnail was a mission impossible-style one, as I was out for part of the day and was only able to complete it and add it to the video 2 minutes before the video went live 😂 glad you like it though, I'm also really happy with the way it came out. -Caleb
Hey, I think you forget to mention that OLA has also started sellings it's own Scooters which have brought the revolution of EV Two-Wheeler in India from my sight.
Hi Preet, very true! Actually, all EV companies technically qualify as hardware companies. We chose not to include EV startups in this list though, companies like Ola Electric and Ather, because we already made a video specifically covering the EV space: ruclips.net/video/9BWCYJmo-t8/видео.html -Caleb
The fact that many indians want to study outside like in canada just like me. Because of some bad systems like reservations for lower background families and all that. By the way good content. I'm coming to Canada in May 2022 intake in Toronto. Hope we will meet.
You are doing a great service to the Indian youtube community. Thank for making content that educates the youth rather than distracting them. Very happy to have stumbled across your channel. ✨
Hey, can you please tell us something more about the companies that started in India but are headquartered someplace else? How does that work? (Taxes, registration, revenue etc. in which country?) Thank you! I have been seeing you mention companies like this for a while now and have been wondering how it works(?) (, why they do it etc.) If you can briefly talk about it in your next video, it’d be delighted. Many thanks!
That's a really good question, Shashwat. From what I've noticed - there are usually two types of companies here. One that's registered in Singapore or some other place but it actually working in India. And the second are the ones headquartered in the US mostly. For the startups of the first kind usually do this to avoid taxes. Tax rates in India are higher than countries like Singapore. With Startup India, there have been some positive changes towards this. But also consider the fact that Singapore is ranked #2 in terms of 'Ease of Doing Business' and India is ranked #63. Which means it's a lot easier to do start a business in Singapore than it is in India. As for the second type of startups, these are usually SaaS startups which starts operating out of India but have most of their customers in the US. These companies decide to move their headquarters to the US after getting funding to move closer to their investors and customers. I hope this gives you some clarity. -Varun
@@backstagewithmillionaires Another reason is that earlier, loss making companies had a hard time going public in India, plus the investors, analysts and brokers didn't understand internet companies. That is why Make My Trip flipped to Mauritius and listed on Nasdaq. But with SEBI relaxing the profitability norms and the smashing success of Zomato IPO, things have definitely changed.
Hey Pratik, I don't think English might be the reason for less subs here. There are enough English language users in India but the fact that we focus only on startups makes us niche and not everyone might be interested in startups - although that number is getting higher. We are trying to make more case study videos which might have a more broader appeal. Also, it really helps us if you guys like and comment on our videos - as it tells RUclips that we are providing value and you guys are enjoying our content. And that in turn will help us to reach more people who might be interest in our channel but just haven't discovered us yet. -Varun
Thanks for sharing this list Ghatak! 🙂 Two small corrections though, Flipkart and Zomato aren't startups. Flipkart is owned by Walmart, and Flipkart is a publicly traded company. -Caleb
It would be injustice to get this incredible FREE KNOWLEDGE and not it appreciate. Internet is still free but imbeciles are charging exorbitant for such a confined knowledge specially related to start-up. From the bottom of my heart thank you so much brother.
So cool Kaustubh! I visited Kanpur when I was first in India backpacking. Really enjoyed spending time with the people I met there, very friendly and welcoming. -Caleb
@backstagewithmillionaire I must say you should have a talk with CODIIS founder orelse a meeting with him. Because he is having a visionary of a another level. Now it's just a startup in indian education society as for now it is into education delivery platform and fintech. So I request you to have a talk and consider it in your next startup video list.
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*CORRECTION:* At 04:34, it incorrectly shows that $222 million is Rs 165 crore - it should be Rs 1621 crore.
*Link to our list of top 10 Indian SaaS startups:* ruclips.net/video/_BF1c1yY4GY/видео.html
*Listen to this video as a Podcast here:* open.spotify.com/show/5rGPalovc6AKsfbOyjh32p
*Subscribe to our Hindi channel here:* ruclips.net/channel/UCMspFCCJpRkaiiHFetgauPQ
*Subscribe to our Uncut channel for all our upcoming interviews here:* ruclips.net/channel/UCpVR5rkBD9baBcrgaI5zJjA
A detailed video on Unacademy please....
Thank you! That's why we love your videos. This is what makes your content soooooo credible.
You forgot zamato
One more error: You have put ₹ and $ signs at 8:42 on 1.5 million driver partners.
u forgot POSTMAN
Paytm: Our's is the biggest IPO in Indian History
LIC: Ruko jara, sabar karo
OLA : gajab beizzati hai !
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@@rajeshranjan5170 ola ka ipo abhi nahi aayega
OYO : SYMBOL OF LOVE ❤️ AFTER TAJMAHAL IN INDIA 😁😁😁
Tapa tap or ghapa gap
@@grace-patika Both😂😂😂
@@indiandaredevil7497 harami Manus 😂
@@grace-patika Ohh tumi Bangali?
😂😂
Hope more and more Indian start ups play big role in economic development .
Deakha jau! Hope for the best.
Yep i am an entrepreneur too , my interest is just started developing in this sector.
@@awkwardpinkstance8335 I wish you very goodluck for your future endeavours brotherman
@@chadj1797 for sure pal 💜
Mine will be soon
That's so useful .. Indian startups are not making videos at this level at this mindset.. kindly make a video on highest paid Indian startup CEO CTO so on n so forth....
Glad you found the video useful Rakesh 🙂 we ourselves are actually an Indian media startup, but I understand what you mean. If you want other channels making similar content, do check out StartupGyaan (Hindi) or Think School! -Caleb
@@backstagewithmillionairesIts there in international but it is not popular even in india many of them never heard of these companies including me.
indian startups are not that high level as of any countries because india does not support startups because of job culture in india
@@iamyoda6366 yes
@@iamyoda6366 very choosy middle class parenting. But, start ups have increased after unemployment due to pandemic and lockdown. Hope we will continue the same rhythm.
Sir you forgot to mention that Byju's also acquired Aakash (one of the country's largest offline education Hub known for its quality education and selections in some of the greatest institutions like IITs and AIIMS).
Hi Pratyush, the acquisitions we mentioned in the video were specifically connected to the launch of BYJU'S Future School, their international offering. While the Aakash acquisition was certainly a big deal, it doesn't really have any relevance to BYJU'S international expansion. -Caleb
@@backstagewithmillionaires oh yes! I am glad that you pay attention to your viewers. I completely forgot that Aakash is just within India. Thanks 😊
U r fab bro
I see myself coming back to ur channel again n again in future. Just continue the gud work
Wow Pranshul, thank you so much! So glad you're getting a lot of value and learnings from our channel 🙂 happy that you're a part of the BwM community. -Caleb
@@backstagewithmillionaires BMW community 🙂
I think Indian startup names are the most creative and innovative in the world. Zomato, OLA, PharmaEasy, Flipkart, Cred and so on
nice name bro.
Noice username
@@hank561 it's truth brother 🥺🥹
You forgot us, the startup that is selling in 27 countries and is the most global pet player ever from India.
Hi Dogsee Chew, great to see you here in the comments! I still buy your yak cheese bars for my dogs 😁 if our list had been a little bit longer than just 10 entries, then we definitely would have included you guys, as the fact that you're taking such an amazing Indian product and exporting it to so many countries is awesome. -Caleb
Thank you Celeb. Coming from you means a lot for us :)
Sir but haven't seen any store in my home city Patna
Kindly inform that are you expanding in bihar
Make some stores in u.p also
Loved the list!!🙌🏻
So happy to hear that Vinit 🙂 -Caleb
@@backstagewithmillionaires you have a very nice indian accent
it feels so good to hear Bengaluru instead of Bangalore tnx alot
Ya 😩
Damn, again a brilliantly done video, you gotta love the result he produces. C'mon guys he deserves more, lets make his channel big
Even living in India I wouldn't be able to know about that much of Indian start-ups, IPOs and business information ℹ️. Glad this channel tells everything about business insider India. Very useful video 👍 great to know about Indian start-ups.
Dude, he lives in Bangalore
Lenskart is super good. Their quality and frames are great.
Ghanta 300 vala frame 1500 ka dete h
@aureus abe ghar bech du kya jb chahiye hi 1000 ke under vala aur vo bhi ye thulle 300 vala frame dikhayenge 1499 me to aur kitna mehnga lu 3000 vala lu kya
Tu khud lut gya h vha pr ab mere ko bhi lutva rha h
@aureus andhe phone mt chala vrna dikhna hi band hojayega fir 3 lakh ka chasma b kaam nahi aayega
I have subscribed to only 5 RUclips channel. Your channel is one of them.
Your channel provide all the info related to startup, acquisition, IPO, business news & much more.
Keep going 👍
Wow that is awesome. I am glad that you decided to subscribe, Mitesh. :)
-Varun
Or konse hain bhai
I am very curious to know the rest 4 youtube channel you subscribed to
i am subbed to just one channel, think school but i follow so many channels without subbing,including this one
Byjus's has recently bought AAKASH one of indias most successful coaching chain.
As far now, byjus marketing strategies are innovative but work culture for employees is not so good.
So lots of pressure from investors.
Lol that will happen. We can't easily build a buisness keeping everyone happy we. The similar conditions were in early phases of Amazon, Tesla etc.
@@bosongod2830 Thats not very true ,
Not a single company operates the way BYJU's does.
I suggest you to watch VIDEO of YT CHANNEL "SOCH BY MOHAK MANGAL " 9n this issue
Many of my friends started their career in Byjus but they weren't able to survive even 1 year because of the pressure and unethical practises.
I support most of these startups except the ones of the coaching industry.
Don’t support byjus but there are other organisations that are really game changing
@@PrinceSingh-rn7ot which are they?
Why
Me who thinks the same but just completed my lecture on unacademy 🥴
there are many like that , its just that byjus is more visible as a scam
Hi Caleb genuinely speaking your communication skills are really impressive.catches attention immediately.i wish I had a teacher like you in my school😀
True 💖
Then ask him to join byju 😅
I was waiting for such a video and you gave it. Your team really knows what it needs to do 👍👍👍👍
Your videos are very informative! Love watching them !!
Thanks Caleb 😊
Very educational/ Informative
No problem gg wp, so glad you enjoyed it 🙂 thanks for watching! -Caleb
Hey Caleb! The topic seems interesting!
Thanks Aditya! 🙂 We definitely thought so too. Even though a lot of these companies are known to most startup enthusiasts, I hope you got some new info from the video. For me, ironically, the biggest surprise was that Paytm is in my home country! I had no clue. -Caleb
@@backstagewithmillionaires Haha, I didn't know a lot about PayTM expanding internationally, too. While I believe they still haven't truly expanded themselves as a product they are mostly known for, it's good to know that they have let a few wings get established there.
@@backstagewithmillionaires 🇮🇳
Very under rated channel. Should get more subscribers
We totally agree with you, Punit :D
-Varun
Wow! Great video. Loved it.
5:08 it's kinda nice that he's actually putting an effort into pronouncing it right.
This video was a much-needed one. Thanks again for the video.
We are glad that you liked it, Market-Man :)
-Varun
Glad you came up with this topic .
I was searching for the same 2 days back 😂
That's a happy coincidence :)
Hope you enjoyed the video, Chinmay.
-Varun
This channel is literally very underrated
nice explain ✌👍👌🙏🌹🤝🌍🌎👽🗺
Great work bro.
Damn, did not know about Moglix at all until now. Awesome
I like your explanation, and video editing awesome .
This channel must million subscriber
Excellent video thanks for information 🤠
This is the new reality developing in the world today, the rise of India.
Hi, Caleb. Love the thumbnails of your videos. Keeping creating....
Thanks K. De, this particular thumbnail was a mission impossible-style one, as I was out for part of the day and was only able to complete it and add it to the video 2 minutes before the video went live 😂 glad you like it though, I'm also really happy with the way it came out. -Caleb
I was dont know about these indian companies , thank you
You got new subscriber and a LIKE also . 😀
Glad we could help expand your knowledge, Siddhant. And welcome to the BwM community, looking forward to seeing you around :)
-Varun
Hey, I think you forget to mention that OLA has also started sellings it's own Scooters which have brought the revolution of EV Two-Wheeler in India from my sight.
Hi Preet, very true! Actually, all EV companies technically qualify as hardware companies. We chose not to include EV startups in this list though, companies like Ola Electric and Ather, because we already made a video specifically covering the EV space: ruclips.net/video/9BWCYJmo-t8/видео.html -Caleb
The fact that many indians want to study outside like in canada just like me. Because of some bad systems like reservations for lower background families and all that. By the way good content. I'm coming to Canada in May 2022 intake in Toronto. Hope we will meet.
Lol reservation is a bad thing
But at the 3md talented guy always get a a placement
Hey, all the best
Can I ask u one thing if u don't mimd
Will u work there forever, or will come back and contribute Here
I need u to be honest.
@@cyclonebuster9578 no come back after going there... because if our country or our people don't care about us then why should I come back?
@@pkchaudhary5506 but so many talented people don't even get a chance bro..
@@voxegamez8728 Are you in CANADA now ?
Gud 2 c ur content...n also appreciate a foreign guy research about India so much dat a common Indian wud b unaware of...gud work keep going 👍
Love your work man!
This is what change looks like 🔥
Very informative video Caleb 🙏👏. Kudos 👍
You are doing a great service to the Indian youtube community. Thank for making content that educates the youth rather than distracting them.
Very happy to have stumbled across your channel. ✨
Now all these start-ups are unicorns
Best RUclips Channel ❤️
*My favourite Startup which i'think will skyrocket is a company called Renext*
They are doing good job in my point of view, i'think they will soon become one of the india's most Profit making startup.
Yes! The best thing i'liked about it is that this Startup is Bootstraped 👍🏻
Ok
Good 🤗
Hey, can you please tell us something more about the companies that started in India but are headquartered someplace else? How does that work? (Taxes, registration, revenue etc. in which country?) Thank you!
I have been seeing you mention companies like this for a while now and have been wondering how it works(?) (, why they do it etc.) If you can briefly talk about it in your next video, it’d be delighted.
Many thanks!
Basically, whether it is a positive thing or negative? Seems pretty bad to be honest…
That's a really good question, Shashwat.
From what I've noticed - there are usually two types of companies here. One that's registered in Singapore or some other place but it actually working in India. And the second are the ones headquartered in the US mostly.
For the startups of the first kind usually do this to avoid taxes. Tax rates in India are higher than countries like Singapore. With Startup India, there have been some positive changes towards this. But also consider the fact that Singapore is ranked #2 in terms of 'Ease of Doing Business' and India is ranked #63. Which means it's a lot easier to do start a business in Singapore than it is in India.
As for the second type of startups, these are usually SaaS startups which starts operating out of India but have most of their customers in the US. These companies decide to move their headquarters to the US after getting funding to move closer to their investors and customers.
I hope this gives you some clarity.
-Varun
@@backstagewithmillionaires Thank you!
@@backstagewithmillionaires Another reason is that earlier, loss making companies had a hard time going public in India, plus the investors, analysts and brokers didn't understand internet companies. That is why Make My Trip flipped to Mauritius and listed on Nasdaq. But with SEBI relaxing the profitability norms and the smashing success of Zomato IPO, things have definitely changed.
Hey Caleb, How about another video on Top 10 SaaS based StartUps ?
As your previous video on the topic is one year old now.
Besttttttt. respect n luv ur CONSISTENCY
Thank you bro for informing us what and where we are.
have been following this channel for quite a long time now, really good info
Thanks Geetumoni, for sticking with us for so long, and for continuing to watch our content 🙂 glad you're enjoying our videos so far. -Caleb
@@backstagewithmillionaires ah yea, btw is there any way to get in touch with you or your team? would be glad to discuss some stuff
Sure Geetumoni, you can connect with us at backstagewithmillionaires@gmail.com -Caleb
𝙏𝙝𝙖𝙣𝙠𝙪 𝙨𝙤𝙤 𝙢𝙪𝙘𝙝..
Awesome and Proud too!
Gajab
Very informative
I eagerly wait for your video... 😍
Really liked your content!
One of the founders of the Urban company was my senior, used to study in the same coaching centre. Kanpur
you guys doing great 😍
Thank you so much, Bhatu. We are glad that you are enjoying our videos :)
-Varun
Continuously providing great knowledge!
Just continue
Australia is always first western country for indiancomoanies and startups
This is crazzzzy🤯
Nice vedio
Incredible information 😘
Why is this channel not getting enough subs? Is it because it is in English? So much underrated.
Hey Pratik, I don't think English might be the reason for less subs here. There are enough English language users in India but the fact that we focus only on startups makes us niche and not everyone might be interested in startups - although that number is getting higher. We are trying to make more case study videos which might have a more broader appeal. Also, it really helps us if you guys like and comment on our videos - as it tells RUclips that we are providing value and you guys are enjoying our content. And that in turn will help us to reach more people who might be interest in our channel but just haven't discovered us yet.
-Varun
Great research I must say. 😁
4:45 perfect pronunciation🙂
Thank👍👍❤
Indian startups will reign the world in upcoming years💪
Can you make a video on flexport business model?
Great 🔥
Ur videos r really good , keep going 👍
Thanks a lot Noah! 🙂 -Caleb
And like also 🤩
Very informative video. Great work guys
Thanks Ansh, glad you enjoyed the video 🙂 -Caleb
Nice video
Thank you 🇮🇳
Ur views too.... Stonks...
Please make a video on how to begin any startup
Wow so many startups from Ncr
Founder of oyo,rithesh Agarwal is one Of the youngest billionaire
Some more indian startups like
For study :- unacademy
For shopping:- flipkart
For music :- boAt
For food :- swiggy and Zomato
Thanks for sharing this list Ghatak! 🙂 Two small corrections though, Flipkart and Zomato aren't startups. Flipkart is owned by Walmart, and Flipkart is a publicly traded company. -Caleb
It would be injustice to get this incredible FREE KNOWLEDGE and not it appreciate. Internet is still free but imbeciles are charging exorbitant for such a confined knowledge specially related to start-up.
From the bottom of my heart thank you so much brother.
Please can u make a vedio on indian techenology startup
1st comment 🤩🤩
So fast Jenil, first TWO comments! Nicely done 😂🥇 -Caleb
Thanks 😅😅😂😂
Bhai kitne Bansal hai Indian startups me?
Bansal valley!
Narenda bansal intex
Fun fact - Urban Company's Co-Founder Raghav Chandra passed out from my school in Kanpur, India❤️✨
So cool Kaustubh! I visited Kanpur when I was first in India backpacking. Really enjoyed spending time with the people I met there, very friendly and welcoming. -Caleb
I become your regular viewer😊😊😁
Happy to have you here in the BwM community leoL 😁 -Caleb
Is There Any Chance To Invest Right Now
Lenskart opened up the third store in my locality.
Grt vid
Thanks Sumith 🙂 -Caleb
Personally Have a large expectations on byjus, paytm,oyo and ola
Surprised to see soo many Delhi NCR-based startups there! Not a single one from Mumbai. Strange.
Hello Sir, Even there's a new one i.e CODIIS (Connected digital systems)
Which is for indian education society, Purely an indigenous platform.
@backstagewithmillionaire I must say you should have a talk with CODIIS founder orelse a meeting with him. Because he is having a visionary of a another level. Now it's just a startup in indian education society as for now it is into education delivery platform and fintech. So I request you to have a talk and consider it in your next startup video list.
Hey Caleb! Please Make a video on India's top 10 bootstrap start-ups which are Profitable . This is my 3rd request plz think about this!
Appreciate your efforts... thanks for the hours of hard work, put into this topic....Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much more that comment, Smriti :)
Rebel foods (Faasos) taking Indian flavours internationally. Currently present in 10 countries
Love his videos.
Most exciting from you sir.Hats off to Indian enterpreuners.Day dreams coming true!
Caleb quizziz is too its an indian company
Love for india