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Snabbit Launches On‑Demand Home Services Platform
Aayush Agarwal left his job at a grocery delivery company in 2023 and decided to start his own business.
He noticed that people could order food or a cab online, but getting help with chores like cleaning was still done by calling friends or using word‑of‑mouth.
So he created Snabbit, a website and app that lets people book trained helpers for chores quickly, just like ordering food.
The company started on January 1, 2024, and changed its pricing from a flat fee to charging by the hour after the first month.
Snabbit raised a lot of money, including a $56 million round in April 2024, and by October 2025 was handling about 151,000 orders a day.
The goal is to reach one million daily jobs in the next two years.
Aayush Agarwal left Zepto in 2023 and founded Snabbit, launching on January 1, 2024.
Snabbit connects customers with trained service professionals for tasks like cleaning, applying a quick‑commerce model to home services.
The company pivoted from task‑based to time‑based pricing and dropped subscription plans after the first month, focusing on a fully on‑demand model.
Snabbit raised $112 million to date, including a $56 million Series D led by Susquehanna VC in April 2024.
By October 2025, Snabbit was processing about 151,000 orders daily and aims for one million daily jobs within 18–24 months.
- Who
- Aayush Agarwal
- What
- Founded Snabbit, an on‑demand home services platform
- Where
- India (Kolkata, Powai, Bengaluru)
- When
- Resigned from Zepto in 2023; launched Snabbit on January 1, 2024; raised $56 million Series D in April 2024; reached 151,000 orders daily by October 2025
- Why
- Identified a gap in online booking for household chores and wanted to bring quick‑commerce convenience to home services
Key facts
- Company name
- Snabbit
- Founded
- January 1, 2024
- Founder
- Aayush Agarwal
- Funding raised
- $112 million
- Revenue model
- On‑demand, time‑based pricing
- Headquarters
- Powai, Mumbai, India
Quotes
Aayush Agarwal
Founder and former VP‑Chief of Staff at Zepto
“"Once my resignation was accepted, I decided entrepreneurship was what I wanted to pursue for the rest of my life."”
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