Gurugram-based repair-tech startup Instafix has secured Rs 7.55 crore in a pre-seed funding round co-led by Titan Capital and 8i Ventures, with participation from angel investors Anish Srivastava and Bharat Kalia. The fresh capital will be deployed to strengthen its Gurugram operations, expand beyond iPhone repairs into premium Android devices, and enhance the company’s proprietary technology stack that powers its on-site, sub-30-minute repair service model.

Key Highlights

• Instafix secures Rs 7.55 crore to expand 30-minute doorstep smartphone repair services across premium device segments.
• Titan Capital-backed startup plans to scale repair-tech infrastructure and expand into broader consumer electronics.

Founded in 2025 by Aniket Kale and Chetan Chauhan, Instafix is positioning itself as a disruptive player in India’s rapidly expanding consumer electronics after-sales service market. The startup offers certified doorstep smartphone repairs completed in under 30 minutes, backed by a 12-month warranty and priced up to 50% lower than OEM-authorised service centres. Since launching in October 2025, Instafix claims it has recorded 100% month-on-month growth, signalling strong early traction among urban consumers seeking convenience-driven repair solutions.

Commenting on the investment, Titan Capital reaffirmed its conviction in category-defining startups focused on operational efficiency and customer trust. Titan Capital is a leading early-stage venture capital firm founded by Snapdeal co-founders Kunal Bahl and Rohit Bansal, focused on backing high-potential startups across fintech, SaaS, consumer internet, and D2C sectors. Titan Capital’s portfolio includes leading consumer and technology companies such as Mamaearth, Razorpay, Urban Company, Ola, Shadowfax, OfBusiness, and Giva, highlighting investor confidence in scalable service-first business models.

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Instafix’s long-term roadmap extends well beyond smartphones. The company plans to evolve into a full-stack on-demand repair platform for consumer electronics, enabling customers to access trusted, fast, and transparent repair services across multiple device categories. The latest funding comes amid growing investor interest in India’s repair-tech and circular economy ecosystem, as consumers increasingly prioritise repair and reuse over replacement.

India’s Instant Electronics Repair Market Gains Momentum

With fresh capital, expanding product coverage, and a growing customer base, Instafix is now aiming to become India’s go-to instant electronics repair platform, tapping into a market where speed, trust, and affordability remain critical differentiators.

India’s ambition to become the go-to market for instant electronics repair is rapidly taking shape as startups like Instafix redefine after-sales service with speed, convenience, and transparency. Traditionally dominated by slow service centres and fragmented local repair shops, the sector is now evolving into a tech-enabled ecosystem where consumers can access doorstep repairs within minutes, real-time diagnostics, and warranty-backed service at significantly lower costs. According to recent industry estimates, India’s consumer electronics market is valued at nearly $73 billion and is growing at close to 20% annually, driven by rising smartphone penetration, shorter device replacement cycles, and increasing demand for affordable post-purchase support. Analysts note that India’s fragmented repair ecosystem remains ripe for formalisation through tech-enabled service platforms.