CuePilot lands $1.8M seed round led by Unilazer Ventures

CuePilot, a K-12 EdTech startup headquartered in West Bengal, has raised $1.8M in seed funding, according to StartupTalky's Indian startup funding tracker for December 16-29, 2025.

The round was led by Unilazer Ventures. The listing confirms the round type as seed and identifies the company's sector as K-12 EdTech, with West Bengal as its headquarters. No details on how the funds will be used were included in the roundup.

CuePilot was one of dozens of Indian startups that disclosed funding in the second half of December. The same tracker period features rounds for companies across sectors including fashion tech, food services, fintech, electric vehicles, and space tech, among others. Notable entries in the same table include Neeman's $3.95M Series B, Wow Momo's $8.35M Series D, and Mintoak's $6M Series A.

The tracker, which StartupTalky says is updated weekly, compiles the amount raised, sector, headquarters, round type, and lead investors for each company. It is part of the publication's broader 2025 Indian startup funding data coverage.

CuePilot was not the only K-12 EdTech name in the December data. Uolo raised $7M in a Series A led by Blume Venture, and Newron raised $4.44M in seed funding led by AFL. The presence of multiple early-stage education technology rounds in the same dataset points to continued investor interest in the K-12 segment in India.

Unilazer Ventures' backing of CuePilot adds the West Bengal-based startup to the investor's portfolio of Indian startup bets. The seed round gives CuePilot a place in a funding window that saw activity spread across geographies and sectors, from a $1.2B post-IPO raise by Swiggy to smaller seed checks for early-stage companies.

For CuePilot, the entry in the tracker marks its disclosed seed round, led by a single named investor. Beyond the sector, location, and round size, the roundup does not provide additional detail on the company's product, traction, or plans. Still, the listing offers a snapshot of where the startup sits in India's broader funding landscape at the close of 2025.