Wiffy raises $3M Series A to scale AI-led post-sales services across India

Mumbai-based Wiffy has raised a $3 million Series A led by Earth Fund to expand its AI workforce platform, enterprise partnerships and service categories for home-improvement and consumer-durable brands. The company operates in 100+ cities with 5,000+ certified technicians.

— FiledThu, 23 Jul, 2026, 16:49 IST·First seen Thu, 23 Jul, 2026, 16:48 IST·Source Entrackr

What happened

Mumbai-based post-sales services platform Wiffy raised $3 million in a Series A led by Earth Fund to expand its AI workforce platform, enterprise partnerships

Key facts

  • $3 million Series A
  • Rs 25 crore pre-Series A in July 2024
  • $2 million seed round in July 2022
  • more than 100 cities
  • over 5,000 certified technicians
  • more than 100 partner brands
  • more than one million homes served

Why this matters

Consumer-durable and home-improvement companies could view Wiffy as a strategic partner for expanding reliable post-sales coverage across India without building service infrastructure in-house.

What to watch

  • New named enterprise brand partnerships or exclusive post-sales mandates.
  • Growth in active technicians, cities served and completed service jobs.
  • Evidence of recurring revenue through annual maintenance, warranty or subscription programs.
  • Service-level metrics including turnaround time, first-visit resolution, repeat complaints and customer ratings.
  • Expansion into adjacent categories such as HVAC, modular kitchens, furniture assembly, solar, water purifiers or smart-home devices.
  • Signals of unit economics improvement, including technician utilization and contribution margin.
  • Recruit and certify technicians in underserved tier-2 and tier-3 markets.
  • Pursue multi-year enterprise contracts with consumer-durable, appliance, furniture and home-improvement brands.
  • Invest in AI scheduling, technician matching, remote diagnostics and service-quality monitoring.
  • Expand from repairs and installations into annual maintenance, warranty support, refurbishment and replacement-led services.
  • Use service data to offer brands insights on product defects, regional demand and spare-parts planning.

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