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Since Q commerce is finding traction, democratising Dark store operations, by building them in key locations and provide an even field for all D2C brands, who fails to get listed on qcom apps, where they can pay rent based on their SKUs and deliver

Flipkart should focus on trust building and authenticity first, instead They are expanding their q-commerce size

Quick commerce major Zepto has launched a new data analytics tool, Atom, for consumer brands listed on the platform. In a video on X, Zepto cofounder and CEO Aadit Palicha said that the subscription-led offering will enable brands to gain deeper insi

Why does quick commerce succeed in India but struggle in the USA and other Western countries? Quick commerce (q-commerce) is growing fast in India because of factors like high smartphone usage, a young population, and rapid urban growth. People in

Can any one suggest a perfect name for quick commerce startup ? Where we are merging Q commerce and E commerce. With an eco friendly theme. We are going to build a new market place just like an online digital mall. Where we sell comfort and convenien

there are many player in B2C online hotel booking market so is there any scope for new venture and how they can competing with them ??

This just boils my blood! All this time we were praising Q-Commerce startups for revolutionizing tech and retail together but it seems that their only goal is to become profitable sooner and mostly before IPO, get listed and drive the share price u

Any founders here who have listed their FMCG products on Zepto, Instamart, Blinkit, or BigBasket Quick? What’s the MOQ per SKU they usually ask for? Trying to figure out upfront costs before I dive in. Any help is greatly appreciated!🙏

With the rapid growth of the quick commerce (q-commerce) business model, a silent revolution is underway in the form of dark store tech startups. By leveraging lean management systems and advanced AI, these startups are addressing critical pain point