Baby products quick commerce startup Ozi raises $6.2 million led by RTP Global

Ozi, a quick commerce startup for baby and kids’ products, has raised $6.2 million led by RTP Global with participation from existing investors Blume Ventures, Huddle Ventures, Zeropearl VC, and some angel investors.

The funding will be used to deepen Ozi’s operations across Gurugram and NCR, invest in brand building and technology, and expand its product portfolio.

“Convenience is not just about a 10-minute delivery. It is about finding the right product at the right time from a trusted brand without compromise, all in one place,” said Amit Sah, founder and chief executive, Ozi. “Scale will be the natural outcome of ensuring convenience consistently for young parents.”


Sah has launched Zoplar, a business-to-business health tech startup, before Ozi.

Founded in 2025, Ozi offers 15,000 products for children between zero to 12, and promises delivery in about 60 minutes, besides scheduled deliveries. It offers products in the fashion, toys, nursing and feeding essentials, baby care, school essentials, pharmacy, daily consumables, gifting items, and larger baby gear categories.

The platform first rolled out operations in Gurugram last year and has now expanded to Noida.

In October 2025, Ozi raised $3.3 million led by Blume Ventures, with participation from Huddle Ventures, Zeropearl VC, and Untitled Ventures.

The company competes with the likes of Bengaluru-based Peeko and FirstCry’s quick commerce arm Qwik. In August 2025, Peeko raised $3.2 million in a round led by Stellaris Venture Partners.

The latest fundraise comes at a time when the rapid delivery segment across verticals like fashion, food, baby care, house help, and more is capturing the attention of venture capital firms.