Raja Gupta is the creator and CEO of Lobaiseo, an AI-powered platform that simplifies Google Business Profile administration for businesses from single-location stores to corporate brands with large dealer and distributor networks. It wasn’t a boardroom notion; it came from seeing small and mid-sized businesses in his local area facing the same problem over and over again. They were there; they serviced consumers effectively, but they were almost invisible on Google. The gap wasn’t awareness; most business owners know Google matters,” which is the thinking that has informed Lobaiseo’s product roadmap. “The gap was time, cost and consistency. “No single shop owner, nor a brand that manages two thousand dealers, could be able to post, reply to reviews and track rankings every single day.
That understanding formed the foundation concept for Lobaiseo: design a platform that automatically executes the everyday, repetitive labour of local search exposure. Today, the platform creates AI-powered posts, auto-responds to customer reviews, collects new reviews through a QR-based system, uploads pictures, tracks search rankings and even provides a free AI website builder and zero-commission bookings engine – all without a marketing team on the other end.
What began as a tool for local single-location enterprises has morphed into major enterprise traction. Lobaiseo now works with brands with huge dealer and distributor networks in electricals, solar, cement and building materials. These are industries where a single national brand might have thousands of Google-visible touchpoints that all need to be active and correct.
Being constructed from Jalandhar, not a metro hub, has been less of a hindrance and more of a benefit, putting the team in immediate proximity to the SMB and dealer-network companies the product was built for. This intimacy is reflected in the product itself – practical, automation-first, and priced for firms who don’t have a marketing department, not only those that do.
As the firm transitions into Seed stage and is aggressively concluding enterprise trials, Lobaiseo’s bet is simple: local search exposure shouldn’t depend on how big your marketing budget is, or whatever city you’re growing from. It must be automated.
