InstaHelp

It promises arrival in 10-15 minutes.[2] source: ET Small Business It competes in Delhi-NCR and Bengaluru against rivals Snabbit and Pronto.[3] source: ET Small Business

In Q1 FY27, InstaHelp delivered 3.82 million orders, up 43% sequentially.[4] source: Medianama Its adjusted EBITDA loss was Rs 132 crore.[4] source: Medianama Its loss per order was Rs 346, against Rs 447 in Q4 FY26.[4] source: Medianama Average order value fell to Rs 138 from Rs 150 after price cuts, and Urban Company says about Rs 300 is needed to break even.[4] source: Medianama InstaHelp exceeded 100,000 delivered orders in one day on August 2, about five months after it crossed 50,000 daily delivered orders.[1] source: Business Today In August 2026 it was cutting prices to ₹29 an hour and dispatch times to 7-8 minutes.[3] source: ET Small Business Urban Company's Q1 FY27 net loss was ₹92 Cr, driven by InstaHelp's EBITDA losses.[5] source: Inc42

Snabbit reported over 1.15 lakh completed jobs on the same Sunday that InstaHelp reached 1 lakh delivered orders.[2] source: ET Small Business The Ken reported that the cooperation ministry is exploring cooperative gig-service models for platforms such as Snabbit and Instahelp.[6] source: The Ken