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Gurugram-based mental health startup Lissun has raised fresh funds, showing strong trust from existing investors. The company secured Rs. 2.77 crore in its latest round from Rainmatter, India Foundation Fund, and several individual investors.
This new funding comes after a long gap of nearly two years. The company previously raised $2.5 million in its pre-Series A round in September 2024. The latest investment shows that stakeholders continue to support the startup’s growth and long-term plans.
Company filings show that Rainmatter invested Rs. 2 crore through convertible notes. India Foundation Fund added Rs. 50 lakh, while individual investors contributed Rs. 27 lakh through equity shares priced at Rs. 3,728 each. Lissun also approved a new stock option plan worth about Rs. 5.06 crore for its leadership and senior team.
The fresh funding has pushed Lissun’s valuation higher. The company’s value has increased by around 40%, reaching nearly Rs. 101 crore. Earlier, the valuation stood close to Rs. 72 crore during its previous funding round.
Founded in 2021 by Dr. Krishna Veer Singh and Tarun Gupta, Lissun focuses on mental health services using technology. The platform offers therapy, counseling, and wellness support for both individuals and businesses. It follows a model that connects companies, healthcare services, and end users.
Lissun has built a strong presence across India. The platform has delivered more than 35,000 therapy sessions in over 40 cities. It serves more than 200 clients through partnerships with corporate companies, healthcare providers, and educational institutions.
The company has shown steady growth in revenue. It reported Rs. 5.13 crore in FY25, which is almost twice the earnings registered in FY24. Losses increased slightly to Rs. 9.85 crore, as the company continues to invest in expansion and product development.
Lissun has also taken steps to improve its technology and services. In July 2025, the company acquired US-based Being Cares Inc. This move supports its plan to build an AI mental health system, especially focused on child development and behavior.
Lissun’s funding round shows growing demand for mental health services in India. More people now accept therapy and digital platforms, which helps startups expand faster. Rainmatter’s continued support highlights long-term interest in mental health startups that use AI and technology. Strong growth opportunities exist, though companies still need to manage costs and scale services carefully.
Lissun plans to use the new funds for daily operations and business needs. The company will also focus on expanding its AI tools and growing its partnerships. With steady investor backing and rising demand, Lissun aims to strengthen its position in India’s mental health startup space.
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