Instafix has raised ₹7.55 crore in its pre-seed round of funding. The investment was led by leading venture capital firms Titan Capital and 8i Ventures. There were also several prominent angel investors, such as Anish Srivastava and Bharat Kalia, participating in the round. The investment is a major inflection point as the Gurugram-based startup aims to move into the highly fragmented electronics repair sector in India.

Instafix can continue to expand its operations and service offering model with the support of experienced investors such as Titan Capital, a firm with investments such as Mamaearth and Urban Company.

Mission and technological development

The startup plans to utilise the newly obtained capital with a clear intent, which includes scaling its present operations in Gurugram. In addition to geographical expansion, a large portion of the capital will be focused on improving the services offered. The company concentrated on repairs to the iPhone, but it intends to also offer repair services to premium Android models. 

Instafix plans to make a significant development spend on tech infrastructure. It’s essential to preserve its key value proposition: “under 30 minutes” on-site repairs. Development of this strong technological base is important in simplifying the booking, efficient handling of the technician logistics, and providing a seamless experience for end consumers.

Aniket Kale and Chetan Chauhan founded Instafix in 2025, with the vision to make quality repair an automatic choice for every household in the country. The founders recognized a huge need in the consumer electronics industry, valued at nearly $73 billion annually and expanding by 20% each year. 

The existing repair landscape of consumers often finds themselves between a rock and a hard place, either going to the local unaccredited repair shop or to the official manufacturer repair shop, where they face hefty repair bills. Instafix aims to overcome these limitations by providing the necessary security, convenience, and affordability of high-quality certified repair. 

Customer-centric service model

Instafix is distinguished by its customer-centric approach to its service delivery model, offering speed, transparency, and reliability. The customer can schedule their repair through the Instafix platform, after which an accredited technician arrives at the customer’s premises to undertake the repair process. This entire repair process takes an average of 30 minutes and is performed in the customer’s direct presence, for complete transparency and data security. 

Instafix also provides a money-back guarantee for repairs that can last up to one year to increase trust. It offers 50% or less commission than traditional OEM service centers. The quick uptake reflects high consumer demand for durable and efficient repair options. With its expanding reach and entry into new electronics categories, the company is capitalising on an enormous opportunity in the Indian retail space.

Conclusion

Instafix’s healthy finances, well-planned development goals, and impressive growth suggest that the startup will eventually become a national electronics maintenance network. The aim to provide high-quality repair services to all should ensure that the startup plays a significant role in preventing electronic waste and provides an efficient alternative to current unsustainable buying habits.