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Taskrabbit, Inc. d/b/a Taskrabbit operates an online marketplace that matches freelance labor with local demand, allowing people to find help with tasks including personal assistance, furniture assembly, moving, delivery, and handyman work.cite-ref-1[1]cite-ref-building-2-0[2]cite-ref-grunt-3-0[3]cite-ref-4[4]cite-ref-chores-5-0[5] The company was founded in 2008 by Leah Busque and was acquired by an affiliate of IKEA in 2017.

More than 200,000 independent workers use the Taskrabbit platform.cite-ref-6[6]

• History

• 2008 to 2016

• 2017 to present

• Controversies

• Criticism

• Legal issues

• In popular culture

• References

• External links

The company was founded as RunMyErrand in Boston in 2008, during the Great Recession, by Leah Busque, a former software engineer for IBM.cite-ref-grunt-3-1[3]cite-ref-7[7] She got the idea to start the company when she needed dog food but didn’t have time to get it herself.cite-ref-plane-8-0[8]cite-ref-realjobs-9-0[9]

In 2009, the company received funding from Facebook's startup incubator, fbFund, and Tim Ferriss became an advisor.cite-ref-10[10]cite-ref-plane-8-1[8]

In 2010, the name of the company was changed from RunMyErrand to Taskrabbit.cite-ref-11[11] The company also moved its headquarters to San Francisco.cite-ref-errands-12-0[12]

In May 2011, Taskrabbit raised a $5 million Series A financing round from Shasta Ventures, First Round Capital, Baseline Ventures, Floodgate Fund, Collaborative Fund, 500 Startups, and Lisa Gansky.cite-ref-13[13]cite-ref-done-14-0[14]cite-ref-building-2-1[2] In July 2011, Taskrabbit launched a mobile app for iOS.cite-ref-15[15]cite-ref-16[16]cite-ref-17[17]cite-ref-18[18] At that time, the company had 1,500 active taskers.cite-ref-errands-12-1[12]

In October 2011, Eric Grosse, the co-founder and former president of Hotwire.com, was named CEO.cite-ref-19[19]cite-ref-20[20] At that time, the company had operations in Boston, the San Francisco Bay Area, New York City; Chicago; Los Angeles; and Orange County, California.cite-ref-21[21]cite-ref-22[22] In December 2011, Taskrabbit received an additional $17.8 million in a Series B round of funding from existing investors as well as Lightspeed Venture Partners, Allen & Company, and The Tornante Company. It also engaged Michael Eisner as an advisor.cite-ref-done-14-1[14]cite-ref-23[23]cite-ref-24[24] At the time, the firm had 35 employees and generated $4 million in business each month.cite-ref-building-2-2[2]cite-ref-25[25]

In 2012, Busque reassumed the role of CEO, with Gross staying on with the company's board of directors, advising on strategy and operations.cite-ref-26[26] The company raised $13 million in funding, bringing its total funding to $37.5 million.cite-ref-27[27]

In January 2013, the company hired Stacy Brown-Philpot, formerly of Google, as the company's first COO.cite-ref-28[28]cite-ref-29[29] In March 2013, "Taskrabbit Business" was launched. It allowed businesses to hire temporary workers from the Taskrabbit users, with a 26% commission.cite-ref-30[30]

In November 2013, the company launched in London, its first international market.cite-ref-31[31] Because of declines both in bids and in completed and accepted tasks in the U.S., the company chose to test a new system in London whereby Taskers set their own rates and schedules, and when a new job was posted that matched their profile, the platform would send them an alert. The first to respond got the job.cite-ref-realjobs-9-1[9]cite-ref-chores-5-1[5]cite-ref-32[32] In London, the results were positive: almost all the company's metrics improved, and the average amount of money that individual Taskers on the platform were taking home increased.cite-ref-chores-5-2[5] In June and July 2014, Taskrabbit began implementing this new format in all markets.cite-ref-33[33] The new format was met with significant backlash from the Tasker community.cite-ref-fire-34-0[34]cite-ref-35[35] Taskrabbit incorporated some of the feedback into an updated version of its app that launched in January 2015.cite-ref-fire-34-1[34] In 2014, Taskrabbit received 4,000 applications to be a tasker; it received 15,000 applications in 2015.cite-ref-chores-5-3[5]

In 2016, Stacy Brown-Philpot was promoted from chief operating officer to CEO, and former CEO and founder Leah Busque became executive chairwoman.cite-ref-36[36]cite-ref-37[37]cite-ref-38[38]cite-ref-39[39] In late 2016, Taskrabbit increased its fees by discontinuing its 15% service fee for repeat customers and introducing a 30% service fee for all tasks. It also increased its Trust & Support fee from 5% to 7.5%.cite-ref-40[40]

By January 2017, the company had 55,000 active taskers.cite-ref-41[41] In September 2017, the company was acquired by an affiliate of IKEA.cite-ref-42[42]cite-ref-43[43]cite-ref-44[44]cite-ref-45[45]cite-ref-46[46]

In February 2018, Taskrabbit began operations in Birmingham, Bristol, and Manchester.cite-ref-47[47] In March 2018, IKEA launched a furniture assembly service from Taskrabbit in the U.S.cite-ref-48[48]cite-ref-49[49]cite-ref-50[50]cite-ref-51[51] In April 2018, the company was affected by a data breach. At that time it had 60,000 taskers and 1.5 million users.cite-ref-52[52]cite-ref-53[53]cite-ref-54[54]cite-ref-55[55] In September 2018, Taskrabbit expanded to Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, and other Canadian cities.cite-ref-56[56]cite-ref-57[57] In December 2018, the company launched operations in Brighton, Cardiff, Coventry, Liverpool, Warrington, Oxford, and Reading.cite-ref-58[58]cite-ref-59[59]

In September 2019, Taskrabbit launched service in Paris and followed it with a rollout to other French cities.cite-ref-60[60]cite-ref-61[61] In October 2019, the company launched in Germany, with operations in Berlin, Bochum, Cologne, Dortmund, Duisburg, Düsseldorf, Essen, Gelsenkirchen, Krefeld, Monchengladbach, Oberhausen, Wuppertal and the Rhine-Ruhr metropolitan region.cite-ref-62[62]

In January 2020, Taskrabbit launched service in 39 cities in Spain.cite-ref-63[63] In August 2020, Brown-Philpot resigned as CEO.cite-ref-64[64] Taskrabbit named Ania Smith, formerly of Walmart, Expedia, Airbnb, and UberEats, its new CEO.cite-ref-65[65]cite-ref-66[66]cite-ref-67[67]cite-ref-68[68] In November 2020, the company launched service in Portugal, with operations in Lisbon, Porto, Braga, Coimbra, and Faro.cite-ref-69[69]

In March 2021, Taskrabbit launched in Italy in Rome and Milan.cite-ref-70[70]

In May 2022, Taskrabbit announced that it would close its physical offices, including its San Francisco, California headquarters, and transition to becoming a distributed company, with all employees engaging in remote work.cite-ref-71[71]cite-ref-72[72] Taskrabbit launched a global brand refresh, introducing an all lower-case wordmark with two different "a" characters. The company also removed the image of the "rabbit" from its logo and updated its default brand colors.cite-ref-73[73]cite-ref-74[74]cite-ref-75[75] In July 2022, Taskrabbit launched service in Monaco.cite-ref-76[76]

In November 2024, Taskrabbit acquired Dolly, which was a moving services company based in Seattle. The two brands will still stay separate.cite-ref-77[77]

Taskrabbit has been criticized by users and in the media for high fees on tasks; fees added by the platform can be as high as 70% of the original bid. Users of the platform have complained that this contributes to an exploitative attitude by clients using the platform.cite-ref-78[78] Taskers have also complained that decisions taken by the platform have detrimental effects on taskers, and leave them no recourse to address their grievances.cite-ref-79[79] In 2016, MIT Technology Review wrote about the research related to racial and gender biases in Fiverr and Taskrabbit's recommendation algorithms.cite-ref-80[80]cite-ref-81[81] Taskrabbit's "Happiness pledge" which allows users to claim up to $10,000 for damages caused by taskers has been criticized as deceptive due to numerous exclusions and clauses.cite-ref-82[82]

Taskrabbit was the subject of a class action lawsuit in which 10,000 taskers alleged that they had been improperly labeled as "independent contractors" rather than employees. On August 17, 2020, the plaintiff was awarded $1.75 million by the court.cite-ref-83[83]cite-ref-84[84] The company has also been criticized for its terms of service, which claim indemnity even in cases where a court determines taskers can be legally classified as employees.cite-ref-85[85]

• The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt episode "Kimmy Bites an Onion!" centers on a character creating a song for the service.cite-ref-86[86]

• The Simpsons episode "Dad Behavior" parodies the service as ChoreMonkey.cite-ref-87[87]

• The iCarly (2021) episode "iGot Your Back" parodies the service as PostRabbit.cite-ref-88[88]cite-ref-89[89]

• In Single All The Way, the main character Nick subsidizes his career as a writer by working as a handyman for Taskrabbit.cite-ref-90[90]

• In Killing It, a cash-hungry character Jillian works for Taskrabbit.cite-ref-91[91]

• The American Dad! episode "The Long March" references Taskrabbit.cite-ref-92[92]

• In Magic for Humans' "Guilt Trip" episode (aired December 4, 2019), a character telecommutes with a Tasker.cite-ref-93[93]

• The Silicon Valley episode "Exit Event" series references Taskrabbit.cite-ref-94[94]

• In Girls5eva's "Triumphant Return to the Studio" episode, Dawn searches Taskrabbit for "geriatric button pushers with no opinions."cite-ref-95[95]

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