Chilean Student Staffing Marketplace Tasky Raises Seed Round Led by ECR Group

Tasky Secures Seed Funding Led by ECR Group

Tasky, a Chilean marketplace connecting verified university students with flexible, hourly-paid work, has raised a Seed round led by ECR Group. The funding date is October 8, 2026. The round amount was not disclosed.

What Tasky Does

Tasky operates a two-sided marketplace that links companies and individuals with vetted university students seeking flexible, hourly-paid work. The company was founded in 2024 by brothers Alan and Eitan Guiloff.

The platform uses AI matching to fill staffing needs across several sectors:

• Retail
• Consumer goods
• Events
• Last-mile logistics

According to the company, vetted student workers can be activated in under two hours.

Traction to Date

Tasky reports the following operating metrics:

• More than 30,000 students registered on the platform
• Over 20,000 tasks intermediated through the platform
• Operations in three Chilean cities: Santiago, Vina del Mar and Concepcion

Why It Matters for Acquirers

Tasky sits at the intersection of two durable trends: flexible, on-demand staffing and AI-driven workforce matching. Its focus on verified student labor gives it a defensible supply pool that is harder to replicate than a generic gig marketplace, and its sub-two-hour activation window positions it for high-frequency, short-notice staffing demand in retail, events and logistics.

The company's geographic footprint covers Chile's three major urban centers, providing a base for national expansion. For strategic buyers in HR technology, staffing services or last-mile logistics, Tasky offers an established marketplace with a vetted worker supply and a matching engine already operating at meaningful volume.

Round Details

• Company: Tasky
• Stage: Seed
• Round type: Seed
• Lead investor: ECR Group
• Investors: ECR Group
• Funding date: October 8, 2026
• Amount: Not disclosed
• Domain: tasky.cl

ECR Group led the round as sole named investor. The capital is expected to support the company's continued build-out of its marketplace and matching technology, though specific use-of-funds details were not disclosed.