Snabbit, Urban Company InstaHelp and Pronto across 31 fixed micromarkets — what each charges, what each has free right now, and the category's real scale. One live reading per operator per area, nothing blended.
Each mark is one of the 31 panel points, coloured by who can serve it today. Where more than one operator can, the disc is split between them. Delhi-NCR and Mumbai-MMR fit 17 points into a few km each, so they are magnified on the right. Hover or tap a mark to see every operator's reading for that area.
The headline is the 60-minute list price — the one stable, duration-matched anchor, because the discounted prices are promotional and personalised (UC's ₹49 is a first-time floor; the real returning-user price is ₹89–99 and differs by account — two users saw ₹79 vs ₹89 at the same spot). Beneath each: from ₹… the first-time effective floor, Gold the premium-tier list, and pack the best per-visit price. Snabbit quotes a live cart (no discount theatre), so its number is real. Tap a micromarket below for the full ladder.
Pick any of the 31 panel points to put the three operators side by side: what each has available right now, in its own unit, and the full price ladder it would cost to book there.
Live serviceability and depth per micromarket. Snabbit shows free / total runners and the share of its live fleet busy; UC InstaHelp is serviceable or not (city-level — it publishes no per-area slot signal); Pronto shows open / total slots and the share of its grid already sold. Serving today needs a same-day signal; “unknown” means no reading, not a closure.
The complete per-area table — every raw figure behind the matrix above. Click any column to sort.
A bottom-up model, not company figures: each operator's disclosed national orders/day, split across areas by the live capacity our panel reads, times its disclosed AOV. The big figure is estimated gross order value per day; below it, the implied jobs/day. Snabbit and Pronto are modelled per micromarket; UC publishes no micromarket signal, so it's modelled at metro level (the same figure across a metro's areas). Gross order value is ~3–5× net booked revenue — see the build below.
Three terms per micromarket: (1) the operator's average orders/day per market — its disclosed national volume ÷ its footprint; (2) this area's share of that, from our live capacity signal relative to the operator's panel average; (3) its disclosed AOV. Anchored this way, the national rollup matches the disclosed total by construction — the panel only decides the spread between areas. Public inputs and sourcing below.
Nothing here is blended across operators: the three publish different units (runners vs slots vs a tier price), so a single cross-operator score would be invented, not measured. “Serving today” uses only each operator's own same-day signal; a point where an operator is live but shows no same-day signal is a flag, not a closure, and the raw columns sit beside it. Pronto is scheduled-only, so where it's bookable only from tomorrow it's a dated hint, never a same-day lead. UC InstaHelp is read token-free from Urban Company's public city pages, so its serviceability is city-level and its ₹49/₹69 is an advertised “starts at” entry price. Full method in docs/area-view.md; disclosed sourcing in docs/market-numbers.md; raw rows in area_view.csv.