HomeRun, the fast growing on demand platform for construction and interior materials, has raised INR 9 crore in a Seed round led by Titan Capital and Sparrow Capital, with participation from Consumer Collective by Atrium, Anupam Mittal, Abhishek Goyal of Tracxn, Suraj Nalin of PlaySimple, and Raj Sheth and Gautam Shewakramani of Inuka Capital.
HomeRun promises genuine, competitively priced materials delivered to homeowners, contractors, and architects within 60 minutes. The company operates through strategically located dark stores supported by an all electric fleet, ensuring reliability, authenticity, and consistency. The idea was born from firsthand exposure to the fragmented nature of local hardware markets, where pricing, quality, and availability remain persistent challenges.
Founder Pukhraj Grewal said, “This investment gives us deeper conviction to build HomeRun as the modern retail infrastructure for building materials in India, and we are grateful to have partners who understand both the complexity and the opportunity.”
Investors echoed this confidence. A spokesperson at Titan Capital noted that HomeRun is solving a widely experienced problem across urban India, bringing trust and efficiency to a long underserved category. Sparrow Capital added that the team has built a model balancing speed, transparency, and healthy unit economics, positioning HomeRun as the preferred platform for both planned and urgent material needs.
Since launch, HomeRun has delivered over 30,000 orders across all Bengaluru pincodes. The company has crossed INR 35 crore GMV ARR and is on track to reach INR 50 crore GMV ARR by January 2026, driven by repeat usage and strong reliability scores. Looking ahead, HomeRun plans to deepen category coverage, expand its dark store network, and invest further in technology while maintaining its core promise of verified materials, transparent pricing, and rapid delivery.
