Jago Coffee

Indonesian Tech Coffee on Wheels, Jago Coffee backed by Singaporean BEENEXT, might be the end to all of coffee's price wars. Founded in Jakarta in 2020 by Christopher Oentojo, formerly Gojek, and Yoshua Tanu, co-founder of Common Grounds Coffee Roastery. Jago built coffee on Wheels with the Indonesian community in mind. No rent, no delivery fees, no minimum order fee, Jago operates on an app and delivers straight to you. At $0.50 a cup, Jago equips their 'Jagoans' with an EV cart, raw inventory, and a proprietary sales app, giving them the full autonomy to manage their own territory and schedule. As a private, venture-backed startup operating exclusively in Greater Jakarta, Jago has over a million monthly users and has raised $21M in institutional funding, culminating in a $12.5M Series B round in February 2026 led by BEENEXT alongside Intudo Ventures and ORZON Ventures. As tech backed coffee is overflowing the world. Jago wasn't built to win at dominating the coffee market, it was built for Indonesians. From Indonesia. But could it scale outside of Indonesia?