Pronto
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From 5 stories, the newest dated 16 Oct 2026. Summary written 16 Oct 2026.
Pronto is an Indian home-services platform that Anjali Sardana launched on April 1, 2025. [1] source: Mint
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Business Today describes it as a home-help startup. [2] source: Business Today Moneycontrol reported in September 2026 that Anjali Sardana runs Pronto in India, described as a Rs 2,000-crore business. [3] source: Moneycontrol
Pronto raised $25 million in a Series B in March 2026, lifting its post-money valuation to $100 million. [2] source: Business Today Tracxn valued it at around $202 million by early July 2026. [1] source: Mint Business Today reported in October 2026 that it handles around 18,000 bookings a day in Gurugram, Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru, against about 1,000 daily bookings last year. [2] source: Business Today Its order volume was 350,000 in February 2026, and it plans more metros. [2] source: Business Today
Snabbit and Urban Company's InstaHelp are named as rivals in quick home help. [4] source: Entrackr In August 2026, Medianama reported that Urban Company cut InstaHelp prices amid Snabbit and Pronto competition, lowering InstaHelp's AOV to Rs 138. [5] source: Medianama
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Questions about Pronto
What are Pronto's expansion plans?
Pronto handles around 18,000 bookings a day in Gurugram, Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru and plans more metros, Business Today reported in October 2026. [2] source: Business Today
Who are Pronto's main competitors?
Pronto competes with Snabbit and Urban Company's InstaHelp in quick home help; Medianama reported in August 2026 that Urban Company cut InstaHelp prices amid Snabbit and Pronto competition. [4] source: Entrackr[5] source: Medianama
Stories that mention Pronto
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Pronto is named in these stories but is not their subject.
- Urban Company board clears raise of up to ₹2,500 Cr as September-quarter net loss hits ₹182.5 Cr
- Urban Company board meets 16 October on fresh fundraise as InstaHelp losses widen
- India’s gig platforms face a gender-equity and social-protection test
- Snabbit says daily jobs crossed 115,000 as burn per job fell below ₹250