Snabbit’s $180M Valuation: A Quick House-Help Revolution
India’s Snabbit valuation doubled to $180M in just five months, showcasing the country’s growing demand for instant, reliable home assistance. The Bengaluru-based startup, founded in 2024, has redefined the gig economy by offering quick, on-demand house-help services through a 100% women-led workforce. From cleaning and dishwashing to laundry and kitchen prep, Snabbit’s 10-minute delivery model for domestic work is reshaping urban convenience.
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How Snabbit’s Quick House-Help Bet Won Over Investors
Snabbit recently raised $30 million in its Series C round led by Bertelsmann India Investments, with continued support from Lightspeed, Elevation Capital, and Nexus Venture Partners. This fresh funding brings its total capital to $55 million. The valuation jump—from $80M to $180M in just five months—reflects investor confidence in Snabbit’s scalable, tech-driven model for urban home services. The startup’s daily bookings skyrocketed from 1,000 in May to over 10,000 by October 2025, cementing its dominance in this fast-emerging category.
Why Snabbit’s 10-Minute Model Is Winning Urban India
Snabbit’s success lies in its hyperlocal approach. By stationing trained workers in dense residential clusters across Bengaluru, Mumbai, Pune, Noida, and Gurugram, Snabbit ensures ultra-fast service within 10 minutes. Its transparent pricing—₹150 per hour—and fair wages (₹25,000–₹30,000 monthly) have boosted retention and trust among both workers and users. The company’s app-based system has also cut inefficiencies, improving worker productivity and customer satisfaction.
What’s Next for Snabbit After the $180M Boom?
With India’s Snabbit valuation doubled to $180M, the company now plans to expand into Delhi, Hyderabad, Chennai, and Kolkata. CEO Aayush Agarwal revealed that Snabbit aims to serve an additional 100,000 customers by year-end while targeting $11 million in annual recurring revenue. The startup’s unique model—bridging the gap between convenience and social empowerment—positions it as one of India’s most promising home-service disruptors for 2025.
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