Pune-based GoFig, Founded by Gaurav and Disha, sells near-expiry food and household products at heavy discounts, preventing waste, making it more affordable.
Every year, ₹50,000 Cr worth of FMCG products in India go to waste—either thrown away or burned due to expiration.
Brands contact GoFig. Products go through a five-step quality check. Discounts are based on shelf life. Products are listed on website & sold through kiosks.
With 40 brands already on board, GoFig is proving that sustainability and affordability can go hand in hand.
Monthly Sales Growth: June 2024: ₹90,000. July 2024: ₹1,67,000. August 2024: ₹2,27,000. September 2024 (Projected): ₹3,00,000
Currently, products are sold through GoFig’s website and kiosks set up in universities, colleges, and high-footfall areas.
The founders entered Shark Tank India seeking ₹50 lakh for 2% equity, valuing their startup at ₹25 crore.
Shark Piyush Bansal made an offer, ₹1 crore for 33.33% equity. The founders countered with ₹1 crore for 5% equity, but Piyush didn’t budge.
With no middle ground, no deal was made, and the founders left the tank empty-handed.