We take Jaipur's food brands onto Blinkit, Zepto & Instamart

With documents ready, typically 30–60 days. Zepto and Instamart often go live in 2–4 weeks.

No — the final call belongs to the platform's category manager. That's exactly why we audit first and only take on brands with a genuine chance of winning. No false promises.

Between commission, ads and deposits, platforms take up to 30–38% of MRP. That's why we only recommend products with 60%+ gross margins — it's the first thing the audit checks.

Difficult. Platforms require 60–70% of shelf life remaining at inward, so packaged products with 6+ months of shelf life fit best.

We're starting with Jaipur and Rajasthan (Bikaner, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Kota) — where we can physically visit your factory.

GST, FSSAI license, PAN, bank proof, trademark (a filed application works) and GS1 barcodes. Whatever's missing, we help you get it.

Amazon is self-serve; Blinkit/Zepto are curated — a category manager must approve you, and your stock sits in their dark stores. The process, margins and operations are completely different.

50% of the launch package in advance, the rest on your first PO. Retainers are billed monthly in advance. No hidden charges.

New brands on Blinkit's SOR model pay a PLA deposit of ₹25,000 per SKU per city-cluster — returned as ad credits (use within 12 months). So it's pre-paid ad budget, not a fee. Zepto reportedly asks ~₹25,000 refundable; Instamart registration is free.

₹10,000–50,000/month is typical for new brands at the start. Industry data says brands spend 8–15% of their quick-commerce sales on ads. We track ROAS on real net price — not the inflated MRP-based dashboard numbers.

For regional-taste products (namkeen, sweets, spices), tier-2 CMs are actively searching — more than half of a dark store's SKUs are chosen for local demand. The conditions: 60%+ margin, 6+ months shelf life, and clean documents. Exactly what the audit checks first.