Voice AI Startup Origa Raises $450,000 Led by Antler Singapore, Total Funding Reaches $1 Million

Origa, a voice AI startup founded by Himanshu Geed, Shubham Garg and Sunil Jain, has raised $450,000 in a funding round led by Antler Singapore, bringing the company’s total capital raised to $1 million, Indian Startup Times reported on February 27, 2026. The round also included participation from angel investors linked to Uber, SpaceX and Salesforce.

"With this latest infusion, Origa’s total funding now stands at $1 million," Indian Startup Times reported, outlining the company’s immediate plans to deploy the new capital.

Details and traction

Origa has developed a voice AI platform built to handle complex, consultative pre-sales and qualification conversations in high-value B2C sectors such as real estate, education and financial services. Unlike simple voice bots, the platform is engineered to manage multi-turn discussions and retain context across up to 50 conversation turns, according to the report.

• Revenue growth: The company claims to have grown revenue 12 times over the past nine months.
• Customer base: Origa serves more than 33 customers across India, the UAE, Malaysia and the United States, reporting zero churn.
• Scale and usage: The platform processes over 5.7 lakh minutes of conversations every month and supports more than 1 lakh concurrent calls (reported figures).
• AI training and performance: The AI engine is trained on over one million business conversations and operates with sub-800 millisecond latency.
• Product integrations: Origa integrates live CRM data and is deployed as a white-label solution by enterprises and SaaS companies, including CRM and lead management platforms.

According to the company’s stated roadmap in the report, the fresh proceeds will be used to expand the engineering team, strengthen product capabilities and scale operations across India and the UAE. The startup is also focused on improving its AI infrastructure while increasing presence in key international markets.

Outlook

Origa’s positioning targets longer sales cycles and detailed customer conversations where maintaining context across multiple turns is critical. The combination of recent capital from Antler Singapore and backing from global angel investors tied to household tech names provides both funding and potential channel access as Origa seeks to broaden its enterprise footprint.

With a claimed 12x revenue increase in nine months and usage metrics showing heavy call concurrency and cumulative minutes, Origa is signaling readiness to scale engineering and product teams to meet larger enterprise deployments. Continued expansion in the UAE and other international markets will test the startup’s ability to convert traction into sustainable, larger-scale contracts in regulated and verticalised sectors such as financial services and real estate.

The funding news, first reported by Shivani Solanki for Indian Startup Times, marks the latest inbound capital for Origa as it pushes deeper into the growing voice AI segment.