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luxury people mind set is different. They will experience products and then buy it. If it comes quickly to them, they do not value the product.

Non profitable as already available from vendors although non-organised

Delivering and setting up stylish furniture and appliances that quickly seems logistically impossible unless you’re offering pre-assembled basics. Also isn’t furniture more about careful planning than speed?

3. 20 liter+ Mineral water delivery.

i think that high-end fashion and accessories aren’t impulse buys like snacks or groceries. People want to browse, compare, and savor the experience, not rush through it. Plus, inventory costs would be sky-high

All of these are mere categories for already existing QC companies...these are not ideas

Real talk about 10-min delivery, 2km radius max, Limited SKUs, Massive inventory cost, Thin margins.. Now imagine doing this with 50L items 🤡

30 min furniture delivery/setup?? 😂 bro it takes 30 mins just to unbox an ikea chair properly. what you smoking??

If we want, we can do this in 2,3 tier cities because there are no such companies there.

1. Blinkit and Zepto are trying to do that. 2. Will it get enough customers daily to work well and secondly how will you deliver furniture in 30 mins? as the the loading and unloading time itself will take half an hour