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Sprect has raised Rs. 2 crore in funding to expand its 1:1 expert consultation platform, reflecting growing demand for personalized digital services and expert-led guidance in India’s evolving startup ecosystem.
India’s expert network and knowledge marketplace segment has seen growing activity as professionals seek independent income streams and as users increasingly pay for targeted advisory access beyond traditional consulting formats.
Sprect (Super Connect) has raised Rs. 2 crore in funding from Subhkam Ventures (I) Private Limited, a registered NBFC firm that invests across public markets and private equity. The company said it has developed an online platform that makes hard-to-reach professionals accessible to anyone who needs their expertise.
Through focused 1:1 video calls, the startup connects individuals with verified professionals spanning finance, careers, business strategy, technology, and more, including alumni of IIMs, IITs, ISB, and UCLA; professionals from global organizations; and senior domain experts across industries.
“This funding round validates what we have always believed, that structured expert access is a real and growing need,” said Mohit Khadaria, Co-founder of Sprect.
“Colleges want their alumni engaged and contributing. Organizations want curated knowledge flowing through their teams. We are already seeing this with multiple institutions, and this round lets us deepen that work significantly.”
The startup will use the raised capital to accelerate product development, grow its network of verified professionals (PROs), and expand demand from seekers on the platform.
“Expert access has historically been a privilege of the few,” said Rishabh Kathotia, Director at Subhkam Ventures.
“Sprect is building the infrastructure to change that, with a credible PRO network, a clear institutional use case, and founders with the depth to execute on both sides of the platform. We are backing Vishal and Mohit for the long run,” Kathotia added.
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The startup said institutions such as SP Jain Institute of Management and Research have partnered with it to strengthen alumni engagement across batches and graduating years. Professionals on the platform can set their own availability, pricing structure and consultation topics, while Sprect manages scheduling, payments and video infrastructure.
Sprect had earlier raised Rs. 50 lakh in angel funding in 2024 from Siddarth Shetty, Chief Business Development Officer, ServiceChannel. The latest Rs. 2 crore investment from Subhkam Ventures adds to the startup’s capital base as it looks to expand its product development and grow its network of experts.
