Get listed, get stocked and get found on ten-minute delivery platforms.
Quick commerce now takes a serious share of everyday category sales in Indian metros. Winning there is about dark store availability, category placement and platform advertising, and it works nothing like Amazon.
Vendor registration, agreements, catalogue submission and pricing structure across each platform.
Pack shots, category-compliant imagery and copy tuned for a small mobile tile.
Which SKUs go into which cities and dark store clusters, based on demand and shelf economics.
Search placement, category banners and product boosts managed to a return target.
Daily pincode-level availability checks with escalation on stock-outs.
Sales, sell-through, ad spend and availability, by platform and by city.
We study your market, your competitors and your current search visibility before the first call, so the conversation starts with findings rather than a questionnaire.
You get a written plan: what we will build, which keywords and markets we are going after, what it costs and what happens in the first 90 days.
Design is approved before development starts. Development happens on a staging URL you can review at any point, not behind a curtain.
Pre-launch QA covers speed, mobile, forms, redirects, schema, analytics and search console. Nothing goes live with tracking missing.
Each page covers the local market, what competition looks like there and how we approach quick commerce for businesses in that city.
Food and beverage, personal care, home care, pet, baby, wellness and impulse categories see the strongest returns. High-consideration purchases generally do not.
Often yes. Quick commerce favours smaller pack sizes and single-serve formats. We advise on assortment before you commit inventory.
There is no infinite shelf. Placement is limited, availability is decided per dark store, and the buying decision happens in seconds on a small tile. Strategy is closer to modern trade than to marketplace selling.
Yes. We handle vendor applications and category buyer conversations for new brands regularly.
Every proposal we send includes scope, timeline, who does the work and what happens if it does not go to plan. No lock-in, no vague deliverables.