Pronto service professionals washing a car in a home garage.
Quick services platform Pronto has successfully closed its Series B funding round, securing $45 million (₹425.3 Cr). The latest tranche of this round brought in $20 million (₹189 Cr) from Lachy Groom, founder of US-based Physical Intelligence.
This funding round values Pronto at $200 million (₹1,890 Cr), a significant increase from its previous valuation of $100 million. The startup intends to utilize the newly acquired capital to solidify its presence in existing markets over the next six months.
The Series B round commenced earlier this year with an initial $25 million raise from investors including Epiq Capital, Glade Brook Capital, General Catalyst, and Bain Capital Ventures. At that time, the funds were earmarked for expanding the professional workforce, enhancing training programs, and strengthening operational capabilities.
Founded in 2025 by Anjali Sardana, Pronto offers rapid, on-demand home services such as cleaning, laundry assistance, and other routine chores, with services like car washing and gardening being piloted in select areas. The company has reported a substantial growth in its professional network, now exceeding 6,500 individuals, up from 1,440 in January.
With this latest funding, Pronto has raised over $60 million to date. The company recently relocated its headquarters to Bengaluru to leverage the city’s tech talent pool, while maintaining customer support operations in Gurugram.
The quick services sector is experiencing heightened competition, with rivals like Urban Company and Snabbit also reporting significant booking volumes. Snabbit, for instance, recently raised $56 million in its Series D round.
The broader Indian online home services market is projected to reach a $1 billion opportunity by FY30, indicating strong investor interest in the sector.