Pronto, an Indian startup providing instant domestic help, is in the process of finalizing a funding round led by tech investor Lachy Groom, which could value the rapidly growing company at approximately $200 million post-investment, according to information obtained by TechCrunch.

This deal is slated to secure around $20 million in new capital and represents a significant increase from the $100 million valuation at which the company previously raised $25 million in a Series B round led by Epiq Capital earlier in March, effectively doubling its valuation in just a few weeks, as two sources familiar with the situation revealed.

Based in Bengaluru, Pronto processed nearly 500,000 orders last month and is currently managing roughly 24,000–25,000 orders each day, an increase from approximately 18,000 daily bookings in March and about 1,000 a year ago.

Established in 2025, Pronto links households with on-demand domestic assistance for tasks such as cleaning and chores, guaranteeing swift turnaround times through a managed network of personnel.

In March, Pronto’s founder Anjali Sardana informed TechCrunch that the startup had expanded from one city to 10 — including Delhi NCR, Bengaluru, and Mumbai — and from five to over 150 micromarkets. Nevertheless, most of its operations remain focused in a few markets, with the National Capital Region contributing to about half of the total bookings.

The startup boasts more than 4,500 active professionals on its platform, with around 99% being women, Sardana mentioned last month, adding that demand continues to exceed the onboarding of new workers as bookings surged by approximately 20% week over week.

Prior to this funding round, Pronto had accumulated around $40 million in total funding. Its investors include Epiq Capital, Glade Brook Capital, General Catalyst, and Bain Capital Ventures.

Neither Pronto nor Groom responded to inquiries for comments.