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Snabbit crosses 115,000 daily jobs in Q1

By Startup Enthusiast · 2 August 2026

What they do

Snabbit is an on-demand home services platform operating in 10 Indian cities

It completed 115,000+ daily jobs and ~4 million core househelp jobs in Q1 FY27

The company's net order value after discounts crossed Rs 130 and burn per job fell below Rs 250

Snabbit crossed 115,000+ daily fulfilled jobs in a single day during Q1 FY27.
The company completed ~4 million core househelp jobs in the quarter.
Its consolidated net order value (NOV) after discounts crossed Rs 130 in Q1 FY27.
Burn per job fell below Rs 250, down over Rs 100 quarter-on-quarter.
Snabbit grew from ~400 daily jobs to 115,000+ in under two years.
It had earlier crossed 50,000 daily jobs and 1 million monthly jobs in 2026.
The company says growth is not driven primarily by aggressive discounting.

Snabbit's daily job volume now exceeds rival Urban Company's InstaHelp, which crossed 100,000 delivered orders in a single day.
InstaHelp had ~1.9 million July orders, while Snabbit had 1.85 million.
Another competitor, Pronto, crossed 1.25 million bookings in July.
Snabbit's mature micromarkets complete 2,500+ jobs per day, and several residential communities generate 500+ daily jobs.

Snabbit offers on-demand home services including house help, home cleaning, and home cook.
It operates in 10 cities: Mumbai, Delhi, Thane, Navi Mumbai, Gurgaon, Ghaziabad, Noida, Faridabad, Pune, Hyderabad.
The platform covers 150+ micromarkets within these cities.
Newer categories like Home Cooks and Salon at Home are showing early traction.
Snabbit has a network of 25,000+ Experts who earn 100,000+ earning opportunities per day.
Experts are rated 4.8+ by 240,000+ families.
The booking process lets users choose a service, select duration, and have an expert arrive on time.

Snabbit expects consolidated NOV to improve 15%–20% in coming months.
Its strategy is to increase density within existing neighbourhoods to boost fulfilment efficiency and customer retention.
The platform has enabled eShram registration for eligible workers.

Product: home services startup
Customers: Households that need recurring home services.
How it makes money: It provides on-demand home services and likely earns through service fees or commissions.
What sets it apart: Built around speed, reliability, convenience, and hyperlocal micromarkets.