PROFINDER

Slide 02 · Executive Summary

Executive summary

ProFinder is building a structured marketplace for home services and construction, standardising discovery, verification, pricing clarity and delivery accountability across categories that are today largely informal.

Slide 03 · Problem

The problem

• Unverified service providers
• Unclear pricing
• Poor accountability
• Fragmented service discovery
• Difficulty finding reliable professionals
• Lack of standardized customer experience

Slide 04 · Solution

The solution

ProFinder creates a structured digital marketplace where demand is matched to verified supply, with defined service standards, transparent scoping and accountable delivery.

Slide 05 · Offering

Potential Service Categories

• Plumbing
• Electrical
• Carpentry
• Painting
• Cleaning
• Appliance Services
• Home Maintenance
• Construction
• Renovation
• Interior Services
• Contractors
• Material & Service Ecosystem

Slide 06 · Market

Market opportunity

Market sizing to be published only with verified third-party sources. [INSERT VERIFIED MARKET SIZE]

Slide 07 · Customer

Target customer

Urban and semi-urban households, housing societies, property managers, small builders and contractors.

Slide 08 · Product

Product & technology

Consumer app and web platform for discovery, booking and tracking; professional app for lead management, jobs and payouts; internal operations console for verification and quality. Marketplace core, matching and pricing engines, ratings, payments and CRM integrations.

Slide 09 · Competition

Landscape & differentiation

Organised aggregators, classified platforms and local informal networks. Detailed competitive matrix available in the data room. Combined home-services plus construction and materials scope, verification-first onboarding and category-standardised scopes of work.

Slide 10 · Business Model

Revenue streams

• Commission per transaction
• Lead-generation fees
• Professional subscription plans
• Featured listings
• Business membership
• Construction/service marketplace commissions
• Advertising
• Enterprise partnerships
• Material/service ecosystem revenue
• Premium customer services

Slide 11 · Go To Market

Customer acquisition

Performance marketing, local SEO, society and builder partnerships, referral loops and repeat-service programmes.

Slide 12 · Operations

Operations

City-level operations pods covering onboarding, quality audits, escalation handling and supply density management.

Slide 13 · Expansion

Expansion roadmap

Prove unit economics in a lead city, then replicate the playbook city-by-city across the target rollout sequence.

Slide 14 · Financials

Financial overview

Verified financial information: AVAILABLE IN INVESTOR DATA ROOM. [INSERT VERIFIED REVENUE] · [INSERT VERIFIED MARGIN] · [INSERT VERIFIED GROWTH]

Slide 15 · Use of Funds

Use of investment

• Technology
• Customer acquisition
• Professional onboarding
• City expansion
• Operations
• Marketing
• Brand building
• Team

Slide 16 · Team

Management

Management information available in the data room. [INSERT TEAM DETAIL]

Slide 17 · Risk

Risks & mitigation

• Supply quality and retention → Verification and audit standards
• Customer acquisition cost pressure → Repeat-usage and subscription mechanics
• Category price competition → Category mix towards higher-value construction work
• Operational scale-up complexity → Staged city rollout with unit-economics gates

Slide 18 · Milestones

Milestones

• Lead-city supply density
• Repeat transaction rate
• Category expansion into construction
• Multi-city rollout

Slide 19 · Exit

Exit considerations

Exit and liquidity considerations are subject to definitive documentation and due diligence.

Slide 20 · Ask

The investment ask

Investment size, structure and valuation are discussed directly with qualified investors. AVAILABLE IN INVESTOR DATA ROOM.