Gurugram-based Instafix has secured ₹7.55 crore in a pre-seed funding round co-led by Titan Capital and 8i Ventures, with additional participation from investors Anish Srivastava and Bharat Kalia.
Funding to Expand Services and Technology Infrastructure
The fresh capital will be deployed to scale Instafix’s operations in Gurugram, expand its services beyond iPhones to premium Android devices, and strengthen its proprietary technology stack for on-site, sub-30-minute repairs.
The startup is focused on building a seamless and efficient repair experience, addressing a major gap in India’s fragmented after-sales service market.
30-Minute Doorstep Repair Model with Warranty
Founded in 2025 by Aniket Kale and Chetan Chauhan, Instafix offers a unique doorstep smartphone repair service that promises completion within 30 minutes.
The service includes:
- Certified technicians visiting customers’ homes
- Repairs completed in front of customers
- Up to 12-month warranty on services
- Pricing up to 50% lower than OEM service centres
This approach aims to deliver a faster, more transparent, and cost-effective alternative to traditional repair services.
Addressing a Large and Growing Market Opportunity
India’s consumer electronics market is estimated to be worth nearly $73 billion and is growing at an annual rate of around 20%. Despite this rapid growth, repair services remain largely unorganized and inconsistent in quality.
Instafix is positioning itself to capitalize on this opportunity by offering standardized, reliable, and on-demand repair solutions.
Strong Early Growth and Expansion Plans
Since launching in Gurugram in October 2025, Instafix claims to have achieved 100% month-on-month growth, indicating strong early demand for its services.
Looking ahead, the company plans to:
- Expand beyond smartphones into broader consumer electronics
- Build a scalable, on-demand repair platform
- Enter new cities across India
Investor Confidence and Backing
Titan Capital, one of the lead investors, has backed over 300 startups, including major names like Mamaearth, Ola, Razorpay, Urban Company, Shadowfax, OfBusiness, Credgenics, and Giva.
The investment reflects growing interest in consumer service platforms that combine convenience, affordability, and technology.
Conclusion
Instafix’s funding round highlights the rising demand for fast, reliable, and cost-effective repair services in India’s booming consumer electronics market. With a strong value proposition and early traction, the startup is well-positioned to disrupt the traditional repair ecosystem and build a scalable service platform.
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Ruchi Kumar is the associate editor at Entrepreneur News Network and TVW News India, where she leads editorial strategy, brand storytelling, and startup ecosystem coverage. With a strong focus on innovation, business, and marketing insights, he curates impactful narratives that spotlight India’s evolving entrepreneurial landscape. She has written extensively on fintech, AI and emerging startups.