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Pronto raises $45 million in Series B funding to expand services in existing cities
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- Date
- Company
- Pronto
- What it does
- instant household services platform
- Kind
- Funding
- Amount
- $45M
- Stage
- Series B
- Based in
- Bengaluru
- Founded
- 2025
What they do
Pronto is an instant household services platform that connects urban households with trained and background-verified domestic workers
What happened
The company raised $45 million in a Series B funding round, with Epiq Capital leading the first tranche of $25 million and Lachy Groom leading the second…
Why it matters
The funding brings Pronto's total raised capital to $60 million, and the company's valuation has doubled to $200 million
The details
- Pronto raised $45 million in a Series B funding round to expand its services in existing cities.
- Epiq Capital led the first tranche of $25 million, while Lachy Groom led the second tranche of $20 million.
- The company's valuation has doubled to $200 million within a month.
- Pronto has raised a total of $60 million to date, with investors including General Catalyst, Bain Capital Ventures, Glade Brook Capital, and Epiq Capital.
- The startup was founded in 2025 by Anjali Sardana and operates in cities like Bengaluru, Delhi NCR, and Mumbai.
- Pronto offers on-demand household services such as cleaning, laundry, utensil washing, and meal preparation.
- The company has expanded its services to include car washing, gardening, and home cooks in select micromarkets.
- Pronto's workforce has grown from 1,440 professionals in January to 6,500 over the last four months.
The bigger picture
- The household services market in urban India is largely informal, with little certainty for either households or workers.
- Pronto aims to bring structure to the sector by offering fixed shifts, predictable pay, and support for workers.
- The startup plans to strengthen its presence in existing cities over the next six months rather than expanding to new ones.
- The funding comes amid intensifying competition in the quick services segment, with rivals like Snabbit and Urban Company's Insta Help also raising significant capital.
About the business
- Pronto is an instant household services platform that connects urban households with trained and background-verified domestic workers.
- The company offers on-demand services such as cleaning, laundry, utensil washing, and meal preparation.
- Pronto provides 10-minute on-demand home services through its app, allowing users to book instant, scheduled, or recurring slots.
- The startup works with trained professionals who receive uniforms, health insurance, and access to Yulu bikes and helmets for commuting.
- Each service request includes an SOS button that connects directly to a real person for legal support and on-ground assistance.
- Pronto partners with Haqdarshak, an organization that helps professionals enroll in government welfare and benefit programs.
- The company has expanded its services to include car washing, gardening, and home cooks in select micromarkets.
- Pronto's workforce has grown from 1,440 professionals in January to 6,500 over the last four months.
What happens next
- Pronto plans to strengthen its presence in existing cities over the next six months.
- The company aims to expand newer service categories in select micromarkets.
- Pronto's long-term vision is to build the world's largest labor organization platform.
The deal
- Type
- funding
Investors
- Epiq Capital (lead) — Investor in the first tranche of the Series B round.
- Lachy Groom (investor) — Co-founder of AI robotics company Physical Intelligence and an early backer of quick commerce startup Zepto.
- General Catalyst (investor) — Investor in the Series B round.
- Bain Capital Ventures (investor) — Investor in the Series B round.
- Glade Brook Capital (investor) — Investor in the Series B round.
Founders
- Anjali Sardana, Founder and CEO
About Pronto
- Product
- home services startup
- Customers
- Households looking for domestic and household help
- How it makes money
- Connects households with trained, background-verified professionals for on-demand home services
- What sets it apart
- Focuses on trained and background-verified professionals and quick access to domestic help
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