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UrbanClap becomes Urban Company to be 'globally acceptable'
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SME Times News Bureau | 30 Jan, 2020
Gurugram-based home services start-up UrbanClap on Thursday said it
rebranded itself as Urban Company in line with the company's ambition to
be a horizontal gig marketplace, with a global footprint and leadership
position across service categories such as beauty & wellness and
home repairs & maintenance.
"It was also important for us to
have a brand which is globally acceptable. From the neighbourhoods of
Darling Harbour in Sydney to the condominiums of Gurugram, Urban Company
is a simple name with universal appeal," Abhiraj Bhal, Co-Founder,
Urban Company, said in a statement.
"What remains unchanged is
our commitment to offer reliable and affordable services at home. This
is enabled by working closely with our service partners, helping them
with up-skilling, financing, insurance, product procurement etc.,
transforming them into micro-service entrepreneurs," Bhal added. UrbanClap
was launched in November 2014 with a handful of service professionals.
Over the past five years, it has expanded to three other countries --
Australia, Singapore and the UAE - and built a fleet of over 25,000
trained professionals and served over five million households.
Urban
Company said the new brand encapsulates its strategy to offer multiple
types of services at home such as Urban Beauty for salon and makeup
services for women at home, Urban Spa for massage therapy for men and
women at home, and Urban Grooming for haircut and grooming services for
men and kids at home.
Other services include Urban Repairs for
electricians, plumbers, carpenters, AC and appliance repair; Urban
Cleaning for regular and deep home cleaning solutions; Urban Painting
for professional home painting services; and other services, such as
fitness and yoga at home and pest control.
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