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Ralali.com founded 2013 in Jakarta by Joseph Aditya 1.5M+ users across the ecosystem US$850M+ cumulative transaction value 22,000+ suppliers across 13 industries ~US$35M raised through Series D New tagline: Business Grows Here Ralali.com founded 2013 in Jakarta by Joseph Aditya 1.5M+ users across the ecosystem US$850M+ cumulative transaction value 22,000+ suppliers across 13 industries ~US$35M raised through Series D New tagline: Business Grows Here
Company Profile · B2B Marketplace · Indonesia

Ralali.com

The marketplace that decided Indonesia's small businesses deserved a supply chain of their own.

Founded 2013 Jakarta, ID ~210 Employees Series D
Ralali.com logo
Ralali.com wordmark - the B2B brand now anchoring an ecosystem of financing, agents and logistics. Photographed against studio white.
1.4M+
Businesses served
1.5M+
Ecosystem users
$850M+
Transaction value
13
Industries covered
The Story

Wiring the plumbing of Indonesian commerce

In 2013, ordering an industrial valve or a case of cleaning supplies for a small Indonesian business often meant a fax machine, a stack of phone calls, and a lot of guesswork about price. Ralali.com started from that unglamorous friction. Rather than chase consumers, founder Joseph Aditya pointed a marketplace at the parts, tools and supplies that keep workshops, warehouses and warungs running - the boring middle of the economy that almost nobody was digitizing.

More than a decade later, that bet has compounded. What launched as a marketplace for MRO (maintenance, repair and operations) and industrial goods has grown into the Ralali Group - a B2B ecosystem serving, by the company's own count, more than 1.4 million businesses and 1.5 million users, with cumulative transaction value north of US$850 million. Suppliers number in the tens of thousands, spread across roughly 13 industries. The pitch is simple enough to fit on a business card and hard enough to have taken years to build: connect the people who make things to the people who need them, then remove every reason a small business would give for not going digital.

What Ralali Does

A marketplace, then a whole toolbox

At its core, Ralali.com is a business-to-business marketplace. Micro, small and medium enterprises - the MSMEs Indonesians call UMKM - log in to source products directly from suppliers and wholesalers, comparing offers instead of relying on a single distributor's price. That is the front door.

The reason the company describes itself as an ecosystem rather than a store is what sits behind that door. A small business does not really have a "marketplace problem." It has a growth problem: uneven cash flow, thin margins, limited reach, and no time. Ralali's answer was to keep adding the missing pieces - financing, sales agents, digital storefronts, tenders, logistics and payments - so that buying supplies and running the business happen in the same place.

Its customers are practical people: resellers stocking shelves, factory buyers sourcing MRO parts, F&B operators feeding a quick-service boom, and the suppliers on the other side who want reliable demand. For them, the platform solves three stubborn problems at once - finding trustworthy supply, paying for it without choking cash flow, and reaching more customers than a physical shop allows.

Business Grows Here.Ralali's tagline since its 2022 rebrand
Products & Services

Five solutions and a widening ecosystem

The 2022 rebrand organized the platform around a value it calls GROW and five core solutions. Around them sits a growing set of Ralali Group companies that stretch well past procurement.

Marketplace

Ralali.com

The core B2B marketplace linking MSMEs to 22,000+ suppliers across 13 industries - from industrial tools to everyday business supplies.

2022 · Sourcing

Ralali Direct

Direct procurement for buying the products you want at the best available offers.

2022 · O2O Sales

Ralali Agent

An on-demand agent network (formerly BIG Agent) that lets people earn income by bringing offline shops online.

2022 · Finance

Ralali Plus

Working-capital financing to fund inventory and growth without stalling cash flow.

2022 · Branding

Ralali Pavilion

A faster way to build digital storefronts and promote products and services.

2022 · Procurement

Ralali Tender

Post a need and source competitive offers from multiple suppliers in one place.

Finance

Invoice Financing

Cash funds advanced against invoices or bills used as collateral - a cash-flow lifeline.

F&B

RalaliFood

Support for RTE/RTS food production, funding and distribution across channels.

Group · TICC

Kalibrasi.com

Testing, inspection, certification and calibration services for equipment.

Group · Sustainability

Limbah.id

Environmentally safe waste-management services for businesses.

Business Model & Market

How Ralali makes money - and where it fits

Ralali runs a marketplace-plus-ecosystem model. The base layer is a transaction take-rate and commissions on B2B sales. The margin expander is everything stacked on top: financing (invoice and working capital), agent and go-to-market services, branded storefronts, and adjacent group services like calibration and waste management.

The clever part is distribution. Through Ralali Agent, an offline-to-online (O2O) network of human agents reaches traditional shops that an app alone never would. Digital transformation, in Ralali's telling, moves at the speed of trust - so it hired trust, in the form of people who already know the neighborhood.

In the market, Ralali sits alongside other Indonesian and regional B2B players - names like GudangAda, Ula and Mbiz - and competes indirectly with the traditional distributors and wholesalers it aims to disintermediate. Its edge is breadth: few rivals bundle procurement, credit, agents and logistics under one roof.

Funding raised by round (US$M)
Series A '15$2.5M
Series B '18$7M
Series C '19$13M
Series D '22~$2M (D1)

Total raised across six rounds is roughly US$35-37M, from investors including East Ventures, CyberAgent Ventures, Japan's SBI Group, Singapore's Arbor Ventures, TNB Aura, Qualgro and the ICMG Co-Creation Fund.

The Founder & Expertise

A supply-chain instinct, not a startup hunch

Joseph Aditya founded Ralali and still leads it as CEO. He came to the problem with roughly 18 years in B2B and supply-chain work - the kind of background that shows up in the roadmap. Where many founders start with a slick app and hunt for a problem, Ralali started with a problem understood in the bones: procurement in Indonesia was fragmented, opaque and unfair to the smallest buyers. The mission the company repeats - to build "a fair procurement supply chain" - reads less like marketing than like a grievance finally being addressed.

The mission is to create a fair procurement supply chain to help MSMEs grow their businesses.Ralali's stated mission

That framing also explains the ecosystem sprawl. Once you decide your job is to help a small business grow - not just to sell it screws - financing, agents, branding and logistics stop looking like unrelated products and start looking like obligations.

Timeline

From marketplace to ecosystem

2013

Ralali.com is founded

Joseph Aditya launches an online B2B marketplace for industrial and MRO supplies in Indonesia.

2014

Seed funding

An early seed round backed by East Ventures and angels gets the platform moving.

2015

Series A from Japan

US$2.5M from Beenos Plaza, CyberAgent Ventures and East Ventures.

2018

Series B

US$7M from SBI Group, AddVentures (SCG) and Digital Garage.

2019

Series C

US$13M led by Arbor Ventures and TNB Aura, with ZIGExN founder Jo Hirao and others.

2022

Series D and rebrand

Closes Series D/D1 funding and launches "Business Grows Here" with five core solutions.

2023

Ecosystem expansion

Grows the Ralali Group with Kalibrasi.com, Kokikit, Limbah.id and RBiz.

2024

Backing national MSME digitization

CEO publicly supports the goal of moving 30 million MSMEs into the digital ecosystem.

The Money

Who is betting on Ralali

RoundAmountDateNotable investors
SeedUndisclosedMay 2014East Ventures, angels
Series AUS$2.5M2015Beenos Plaza, CyberAgent Ventures, East Ventures
Series BUS$7M2018SBI Group, AddVentures (SCG), Digital Garage
Series CUS$13M2019Arbor Ventures, TNB Aura, Jo Hirao, Qualgro
Series D / D1~US$2M (D1)Sep 2022ICMG Co-Creation Fund, SBI Group, ACA Investment

Figures compiled from public reporting (Crunchbase, PitchBook, Tracxn, KrASIA, DealStreetAsia). Amounts are approximate.

Watch & Explore

See Ralali in action

Interviews with CEO Joseph Aditya and product walkthroughs live across Ralali's channels. Start with the startup-story interview and the company's own YouTube for demos.

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FAQ

Quick answers

What is Ralali.com?

Ralali.com is Indonesia's pioneering online B2B marketplace, connecting MSMEs to suppliers and wholesalers across many industries, and now part of the broader Ralali Group ecosystem of business services.

Who founded Ralali and when?

Ralali was founded in 2013 by Joseph Aditya, who serves as its CEO and has around 18 years of B2B and supply-chain experience.

What does Ralali offer besides the marketplace?

Beyond procurement, Ralali offers financing (invoice financing, Ralali Plus), an agent/O2O sales network, digital storefronts (Pavilion), tenders, RalaliFood, plus group services like calibration (Kalibrasi.com) and waste management (Limbah.id).

How much funding has Ralali raised?

Ralali has raised roughly US$35-37M across six rounds through Series D, from investors including East Ventures, SBI Group, Arbor Ventures, TNB Aura, Qualgro and ICMG.

Who uses Ralali?

Primarily Indonesian MSMEs, resellers, distributors and industrial/F&B buyers, along with the suppliers selling through the platform - reportedly 1.4M+ businesses and 1.5M+ users.

Connect

Find Ralali online

Headquarters: 101 Jalan Lingkar Luar Barat, Jakarta 11740, Indonesia · +62 1 500 465 · aditya@ralali.com