“It’s the category creator moment of the decade.”
Snabbit founder Aayush Agarwal believes India’s fragmented house-help economy is finally getting its quick-commerce moment.
Speaking to Shereen Bhan on Young Turks Reloaded, Agarwal explains how Snabbit scaled from a single Powai pilot to 120 micro-markets by delivering home services in minutes, not weeks.
From bribing security guards for leads to now clocking over 1 million jobs a month, Snabbit is betting big on hyperlocal density, repeat behaviour and India’s last major offline category.
From cooks and cleaners to elderly care and beyond — can home services become the next big consumer internet revolution?
📺 Full episode drops Thursday | 6:30 PM
Snabbit just raised $56M in its Series D fundraise - 4th fundraise in 15 months. Excited to lead a team that is building one of the fastest growing consumer categories in the country right now!
Some things are bigger than growth milestones.
Last month, one of our Experts was mugged on her way back home after a shift. Her phone was taken away, and she could not trigger SOS.
That incident forced us to confront a hard truth:
Safety cannot be reactive. It cannot depend on someone finding a button in a moment of panic. It has to work in the background, quietly and proactively.
That is why we built Snabbit Kavach.
A platform-embedded safety infrastructure designed to proactively protect the women who power Snabbit every single day.
Because safety is not needed once in a while.
It is needed on every job, every day.
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