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Pronto secures raises Series B round led by Epiq Capital

Pronto secures raises Series B round led by Epiq Capital

Home services startup Pronto has secured $25 million in a Series B funding round led by Epiq Capital. Existing investors, including Glade Brook Capital, General Catalyst, and Bain Capital Ventures, also participated in the round.

With this new investment, Pronto is now valued at $100 million, just nine months after its launch. The company plans to use the funds to hire and train more employees and expand its services in existing markets over the next 12 to 18 months.

“Our internal target is to hit 70,000 average bookings per day by June of this year, so we are targeting that as a kind of North Star,” Pronto’s founder and CEO Anjali Sardana said.

“We ended November at around 3K bookings per day. And today we’re at 18K. Basically, we have grown 6x in three months. Therefore, we strongly believe we’ll hit 70,000 bookings per day, if not higher,” added Sardana.

“Customers we spoke to were unequivocal: Pronto has become part of their routine, with strong trust in Pronto professionals and the quality of service. We’re excited to back Anjali and the team as they scale a trusted, high-quality standard for indian households,” said, Rishi Navani, Founder and Managing Partner of Epiq Capital.

Founded in April 2025, Pronto is an on-demand home services platform. It connects households in cities with trained and background-verified professionals for daily tasks like cleaning, laundry, and simple cooking.

The company says its daily bookings have grown quickly. In just seven months, bookings increased from 1,000 per day to around 18,000 per day. This means the platform has been growing by more than 20% every week.

Pronto was first registered in Delaware, but it moved back to India last August. Recently, the company shifted its headquarters from Gurugram to Bengaluru to take advantage of the city’s strong talent pool.

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