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Snabbit appoints Abhinav Ankur as Chief Business Officer
Home services startup brings in seasoned leader from OYO and WheelsEye to drive category leadership in India’s $60 billion market.
MUMBAI: Snabbit has just swept the floor with a smart new hire, Abhinav Ankur is stepping in as Chief Business Officer to help turn on-demand home help into India’s next big organised category. India’s first quick-service app for on-demand home services, Snabbit, has appointed the experienced operator to lead business expansion at a pivotal growth phase. Abhinav, who has scaled high-growth consumer internet and logistics platforms at OYO and WheelsEye, brings proven expertise in strategy execution, operational scale, and category building.
In just six months, Snabbit has grown dramatically from 10,000 to over 40,000 daily jobs, crossing 1 million jobs in March alone. The platform is redefining convenience for urban households by delivering verified experts for cleaning, laundry, organising, and other home tasks in minutes, replacing unreliable offline alternatives with speed, reliability, and accountability.
India’s home services market, estimated at over $60 billion, remains largely fragmented and offline but is expanding rapidly with a projected CAGR of 18-22 per cent through FY2030. As the category formalises, Snabbit is positioning itself as the early market maker by structuring both supply and demand for consistent, tech-enabled service.
Abhinav Ankur said, “Opportunities to shape a category at this scale are rare. Daily home services remain one of the largest offline segments in India. What stood out to me about Snabbit is the clarity of the model and the early signs of product-market fit. The pace of adoption, combined with strong execution, creates the opportunity not just to participate in this market, but to define it.”
Snabbit founder Aayush Agarwal added, “Scaling a category like ours requires both speed and structure. Abhinav brings a deep understanding of how to build systems that can operate at this level of complexity. Having scaled from 400 to 40,000 daily jobs in under a year, we are at a clear inflection point.”
The appointment comes as Snabbit sharpens its operating model, deepens presence in key urban markets, and invests in talent, technology, and infrastructure. The company is actively hiring across roles to support its next phase of structured growth.
From booking a house help in 10 minutes to handling everyday chores with professional ease, Snabbit is making home services feel refreshingly simple. With Abhinav on board, the platform is poised to sweep aside fragmentation and build a high-quality, sustainable leader in one of India’s most promising consumer segments. The dust is settling and the future of home help looks sparkling clean.
