<ul><li>Indian home services have traditionally been offline, but startups are now leveraging technology for transformation.</li><li>Snabbit, a startup founded last year, allows customers to book various home services through its app.</li><li>It recently secured $19 million in Series B funding from Lightspeed, Elevation Capital, and Nexus Venture Partners.</li><li>Snabbit focuses on sourcing, screening, training, and managing workers to ensure quick service.</li><li>Competition in this space includes Urban Company, Broomees, and Pronto which are also gaining traction.</li><li>Snabbit charges between ₹169 and ₹499 for services, offering a different pricing model than its competitors.</li><li>The startup invests in technology for better customer experiences and compliance with regulations.</li><li>Workers on Snabbit's platform receive benefits like insurance and a reliable support system.</li><li>The potential for growth is high, with plans to expand to more micro markets within India.</li><li>While showing promising growth, Snabbit faces challenges in customer retention and competition in the market.</li></ul>

Lightspeed backs Indian home services startup Snabbit as the next big consumer trend

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