2025 marked a turning point for India’s quick-commerce landscape, as startups and established firms raced to deliver everything within minutes. The sector’s rapid rise is reflected in its market valuation which according to Inc42 data reached $6 billion in 2025 and expected to soar to $40 billion by 2030 by industry estimates.
Riding this wave, Bengaluru-based beauty and wellness startup Dazzl recently secured $3.2 million (around INR 29 crore) in seed funding. The round was led by Stellaris Venture Partners and included angel investors such as Maninder Gulati, Abhinav Sinha, Ritesh Agarwal, Abhishek Bansal, and Sameer Brij Verma.
Founded by Komal Solanki, formerly a VP at Nexus Venture Partners, and Ashish Bajpai, an ex-OYO executive, Dazzl specializes in on-demand beauty services at home. Its offerings include quick treatments like blow-dries, pedicures, and head massages, delivered to customers in as little as 10 minutes.
The startup plans to use the funding to test its operations in select Bengaluru neighborhoods, expand to nearby micro-markets, and enhance its technology platform and staff training processes. Dazzl started in Bellandur last month and intends to scale gradually based on local demand.
Unlike traditional appointment-based platforms, Dazzl focuses on last-minute bookings and frequent, short-duration services. By handling recruitment, training, and operations internally, the startup aims to deliver a reliable experience while remaining agile enough to meet immediate customer needs. Early feedback from working professionals and parents has been encouraging.
Dazzl enters a competitive space alongside players like Urban Company and Yes Madam. Urban Company holds a strong market presence, with over $550 million raised and a major IPO, while Yes Madam has attracted smaller-scale investments, including from Shark Tank India.
With quick commerce gaining momentum across India, Dazzl’s focus on instant, high-quality beauty services positions it as a promising new entrant in the rapidly evolving on-demand wellness sector.
