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Snabbit's FY26 loss hits Rs 168 Cr on Rs 12.25 Cr revenue as the quick home-help race heats up
Our read
Snabbit's daily jobs grew from around 500 to 35,000 across 100+ micro-markets while Urban Company's InstaHelp and Pronto scale up, so any operator eyeing quick home help now faces rivals already running at that scale.
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Snabbit announcing a new funding round, and its size and valuation
The report
Snabbit posted a Rs 168 crore loss in FY26 on operating revenue of Rs 12.25 crore, up from Rs 26 lakh in FY25. Daily jobs grew from around 500 to 35,000 across more than 100 micro-markets, as rivals Urban Company's InstaHelp and Pronto also scale.
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Reported figures
From the report. Source details below
| FY26 total expenses: | Rs 195 crore |
|---|---|
| FY26 other income: | Rs 14.76 crore |
| FY26 EBITDA margin: | -1481.63% |
| Total funding raised: | over $112 million |
Why it matters to operators
Snabbit has raised over $112 million and handles 35,000 daily jobs across 100+ micro-markets, so it is a scaled independent to benchmark against Urban Company's InstaHelp and Pronto in any quick home-help entry or tie-up.
What to watch next
- Daily jobs past the 35,000 reported, by Snabbit's FY27 results, would mean demand is holding as InstaHelp and Pronto scale, which eases pressure on its funders.
- Urban Company disclosing InstaHelp's job volumes or new micro-markets
- Pronto's fresh raise or reported daily job numbers
- Snabbit's FY27 EBITDA margin against the -1481.63% in FY26
Likely next moves
Our read of what comes next — analysis, not reported by the source.
- Snabbit is likely to seek fresh capital within the next year, since a ₹168 crore loss is large next to the more than $112 million it has raised.
- Expect Snabbit to keep opening micro-markets and push daily jobs well past 35,000, prioritising density over margin.
- Urban Company may widen InstaHelp to more localities and lean on its existing customer base to close the gap with Snabbit.
- Pronto is likely to answer with its own capital raise or worker incentives, which would raise the cost of winning home-help supply.
- Snabbit may add new service categories or subscription-style bundles to lift revenue per job against a -1481.63% EBITDA margin.