Funding · Healthcare & Life Sciences

Lissun raises Rs 2.77 crore from existing investors

By Startup Enthusiast · 17 June 2026

What they do

The company raised Rs 2.77 crore via convertible notes and equity shares from Rainmatter, India Foundation Fund, and individual investors

Proceeds will be used for general business purposes and working capital requirements

This is Lissun's first capital infusion in almost two years following its pre-Series A round in September 2024

Lissun raised Rs 2.77 crore in fresh funding from existing investors.
The investment came from Rainmatter, India Foundation Fund, and individual investors.
Funds were raised via convertible notes and equity shares issued at specific prices.
The post-money valuation stands at approximately Rs 101 crore.
Proceeds will be used for general business purposes and working capital requirements.
This marks the first capital infusion since September 2024.
The board also approved stock options worth Rs 5.06 crore for senior management.
The company has not yet filed its FY26 financial statements.

This is Lissun's first funding round in almost two years.
The previous round was a $2.5M pre-Series A led by RPSG Ventures.
The new valuation represents a 40% increase from the previous Series A stage.
Existing investors are continuing their support for the company's growth.

Lissun offers therapy, counseling, and wellness solutions for individuals and enterprises.
Services include 1-on-1 video/chat sessions with counselors and psychologists.
The platform provides group support communities and self-help tools like mood trackers.
It serves over 75,000 clients across more than 40 cities.
The company has onboarded 350+ B2B partners for enterprise solutions.
FY25 operating revenue doubled to Rs 5.13 crore from the previous year.
Lissun conducted over 1,05,000 sessions during its operational history.
Operating losses increased to Rs 9.85 crore in FY25.
The company acquired US-based Being Cares Inc last July.

Rainmatter (lead) — Investment arm of ICICI Bank focusing on fintech startups.
India Foundation Fund (co-lead) — Fund focused on supporting Indian social impact and health initiatives.

Product: Child development centers and AI-led platforms offering therapy, behavioral support, and developmental interventions
Customers: Parents and families with children requiring special needs support and developmental therapy
How it makes money: B2C platform operating child development centers and providing digital health tools
What sets it apart: Acquired US-based Being Cares to expand AI-led family support ecosystem; conducting 10,000+ therapy sessions monthly