🧠 At a Glance
Zaggle announced the launch of its next-gen SaaS platform “Zoyer”, aimed at helping mid-sized enterprises digitize and manage:
- Expense management
- Vendor payments
- Working capital
- Employee reimbursements
They’re calling it a “game-changing ERP-lite platform” for India Inc.
But investors are asking: is this real tech or just Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V from Zoho + Razorpay?
🏢 Who TF Is Zaggle?
Zaggle is a fintech company that:
- Offers corporate prepaid cards
- SaaS tools for expense & rewards management
- Partnered with banks like YES Bank and NSDL Payments Bank
- Serves 2,000+ corporates and claims to have processed ₹25,000+ crore in spends
They IPO’d in 2023 with a lot of noise — and since then, have mostly traded sideways.
Now they want to pivot from card-focused fintech to full-stack B2B SaaS — which honestly every second startup is doing in 2025.
🆕 What is “Zoyer”?
Zoyer is pitched as a cloud-based, AI-enabled SaaS tool offering:
Feature | Claim |
---|---|
AP Automation | Automated vendor invoice mgmt |
Expense Management | End-to-end tracking |
Embedded Finance | Loan & card plug-ins |
ERP Integration | SAP, Oracle, Zoho compatible |
Sounds like Zaggle meets Zoho meets Zoloft.
They’re aiming for 1,000 clients by FY26, and say they’re EBITDA-positive already on initial modules.
📊 Financials Snapshot (FY24)
Metric | Value |
---|---|
Revenue | ₹782 crore |
Net Profit | ₹32 crore |
EBITDA Margin | ~7% |
PAT YoY Growth | +18% |
Cash Burn on SaaS | Unspecified |
Small but growing. But not yet a SaaS superstar. Most of the revenue still comes from card processing, not software licensing.
🧠 EduInvesting Take
“Every Indian fintech wants to be a SaaS company now — because SaaS sounds smarter when you’re not profitable.”
Here’s the problem: India’s B2B SaaS space is already full of biggies:
- Zoho (bootstrapped behemoth)
- RazorpayX
- EnKash
- Happay (acquired by Cred)
- SAP lite clones
Unless Zoyer shows real ARR (Annual Recurring Revenue) and low churn, it’s just a product video and investor deck.
Also… what the hell is a “Zoyer”? Sounds like a vitamin pill. 💊
🧮 Edu Fair Value Estimate
Assuming FY26E EPS = ₹8
And applying a P/E of 25–28x (for hybrid fintech + SaaS optimism)
🎯 FV Range = ₹200–₹225
CMP: ~₹442
Woaaah, Day traders already accounted for execution, client additions, and ARR conversion from Zoyer. At a PE of 66
🧨 Red Flags
- ❌ No ARR disclosed
- ❌ “EBITDA-positive” on SaaS likely includes card biz margins
- ❌ New product in highly competitive market
- ❌ Branding is… confusing at best
🧾 TL;DR
📦 Update | 💣 Reality Check |
---|---|
New SaaS launch | Good ambition, unclear traction |
EBITDA-positive SaaS | Show numbers, not just slides |
Edu Verdict | Fun name. Now prove it earns. |
Until then, this is not Zoho — it’s Zaggle with Zombified Hopes.
Author: Prashant Marathe
Date: June 4, 2025
Tags: Zaggle, Zoyer SaaS, fintech India, expense management startup, corporate cards, Indian SaaS news, IPO 2023 fintech, embedded finance