PriceOye Founders Selected as Endeavor Entrepreneurs, Mark Milestone for Pakistani E-commerce

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Pakistani e-commerce is celebrating a milestone achievement. Adeel Shaffi and Adnan Shaffi, the co-founders of PriceOye, have been selected as Endeavor Entrepreneurs. This prestigious recognition from the global non-profit Endeavor marks PriceOye as the 6th Pakistani company to join their esteemed network.

PriceOye, launched in 2020, is a leading e-commerce marketplace focused on consumer electronics. Inspired by successful managed marketplaces like China’s JD.com, PriceOye prioritizes building trust with Pakistani consumers. They achieve this by offering only authorized products directly sourced from major brands like Samsung and Xiaomi. This approach directly addresses the challenges of fraud and counterfeit goods, which are common concerns in Pakistani e-commerce.

PriceOye’s commitment to trust and quality has fueled impressive growth. Since its launch, the company has become the second largest shopping website in Pakistan.  Additionally, PriceOye has secured over $8 million in seed funding from prominent investors like JAM Fund, SOSV, and Peter Thiel.

The selection by Endeavor is a significant validation of PriceOye’s innovative approach and future potential.  Endeavor’s network provides high-impact entrepreneurs like the Shaffi brothers with access to valuable resources. Mentorship, along with a global network of successful business leaders, will undoubtedly play a crucial role in propelling PriceOye’s continued growth and success within the Pakistani e-commerce market.

The news of PriceOye’s selection as Endeavor Entrepreneurs is a win not just for the company, but for the entire Pakistani e-commerce ecosystem. It highlights the growing potential of the sector and paves the way for further innovation and growth in the years to come.

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