Zippee Launches ‘Blaze’ for 60-Minute Deliveries Across India

Zippee has launched a new 60-minute delivery service called Blaze for online marketplaces. The company was founded in 2021 and is expected to challenge other quick commerce companies like Eternal (Zomato), Zepto, and Swiggy, among others.

Zippee’sFirst Partners On Board

In its announcement, Zippee said that Haldiram, is one of the first brands to use Blaze. Other popular brands include Mondelez India, Clinikally, Vaaree, and Supertails. With Zippee, these companies will be able to deliver to their customers within 60 minutes. This in turn will improve their revenue growth.

How Many Cities Does Zippee Serve?

Currently, Blaze is available in NCR, Bengaluru, and Mumbai. The company plans to launch the service in 5 more cities soon, including Chennai. Over the next few months, it will also partner with 120 more marketplaces and brands.

How Does Zippee Work?

Zippee provides logistics solutions for e-commerce platforms and brands by integrating with their systems. It enables them to deliver directly to customers through their own apps and websites. Zippee uses a combination of dark stores (mini warehouses) and last-mile delivery fleets to power fast deliveries.

Before Blaze, Zippee was already offering same-day and 2-hour delivery options. The new 60-minute service adds more speed and convenience to its offerings.

Focus on Speed and Convenience

With quick commerce becoming more popular in India, Blaze aims to meet the increasing demand for faster deliveries. Eligible products (known as SKUs) will now reach customers in an hour, helping brands stand out in a highly competitive market.

Conclusion

Zippee’s Blaze marks a major milestone in India’s quick commerce space. With strong brand partnerships and a growing delivery network, the company is working to make one-hour delivery a reality for more consumers. As it expands to new cities and partners with more platforms, Blaze is set to make online shopping faster and more efficient.

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