Quick Service App Snabbit Raises $19 Mn from Lightspeed, Other Investors

Quick service app Snabbit has raised $19 million in its Series B funding round led by investors, including Lightspeed, Elevation Capital and Nexus Venture Partners. The start-up aims to use the fresh capital to scale across top metro cities and launch in over 200 micro markets in the next nine months.

“While ride-hailing transformed mobility and e-commerce reshaped fashion, regular home services remained largely undigitised. With Snabbit, we are solving for trust, quality, and speed, all at the tap of a button. The need is universal, the category is massive, and we are just getting started,” said Snabbit founder Aayush Agarwal.

Snabbit, founded in 2024 by Aayush Agarwal, connects household with trained professionals for tasks like cleaning, laundry, dish washing, etc. These experts reach the location in 15 minutes on demand, and their services are charged on an hourly basis.

The start-up follows a full-stack approach, handling everything from sourcing and training to deploying its workforce. Its hourly pricing model is aimed at delivering consistent service quality across various households and job types. Currently, it operates in parts of Mumbai, such as Powai, Thane, Marol, and Ghatkopar—and in Bengaluru’s Bellandur and Sarjapura areas.

Speaking about the funding round, Rahul Taneja, Partner at Lightspeed said, “The team is building a platform for urban households; a completely new category that will cater to the needs of millions. We are excited to join them on this journey and support their mission to transform and scale what was once considered a luxury into a day-to-day necessity.”

“We have deep conviction in Aayush and the team as they build the backbone infrastructure that will make quality home services routine, reliable and extremely convenient,” said Manish Advani, Principal, Elevation Capital.

Earlier this year, Snabbit secured $5.5 million in funding, with Elevation Capital leading the round and additional backing from Nexus Venture Partners and several angel investors. This followed a previous $1 million investment in 2024, led by Nexus.