Zippee Surpasses 9 Lakh Orders in February as Quick Commerce Logistics Demand Surges

Zippee, a quick commerce logistics firm, reported today that it completed 9 lakh orders in February 2026 alone, continuing its expansion into 21 cities and 125 dark stores that cover key Indian metropolises.

Customers who shop online are tired of waiting three to seven days. Same-day is what they want. Sixty minutes is what some people seek. Some want it finished in 30 minutes or less. Brands that are unable to stay up are beginning to notice.

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Zippee was established in 2021 by cloud kitchen entrepreneur Madhav Kasturia to assist direct-to-consumer (D2C) brands in providing same-day and less than two-hour delivery via their own online stores while maintaining their customer data, profit margins, and brand experience.

Heads Up For Tails, GIVA, Myntra, Hindustan Unilever, Haldiram’s, Flipkart, RPSG Group, Healthkart, Ultrahuman, and Epigamia are just a few of the 150 fashion, beauty, pet care, food and beverage, and wellness brands that are served by the site.

The terrain has also changed. Zippee’s dark store network currently covers 21 cities, reaching customers not only in Bengaluru, Delhi, and Mumbai but also in all major locations where online commerce is expanding at the fastest rate.

In order to provide hyperlocal delivery windows that traditional logistics networks just cannot match, each dark store is specifically designed for a variety of categories, stocking brand inventory closer to the customer.

Blaze, a 60-minute delivery service for online markets, was introduced by Zippee in April 2025, expanding quick fulfillment to areas like skincare, pet supplies, home décor, supplements, and gifts. Vaaree, Supertails, Clinikally, Haldiram’s, and other companies were part of the first batch.

“This is only a reflection of where D2C and quick commerce are heading,” stated Madhav Kasturia, founder and CEO of Zippee. Companies no longer want to compromise between customer ownership and speed. The infrastructure we have developed at scale is beginning to demonstrate why Zippee was designed to provide them both.”

US venture capital firm South Asia Technology Partners, snacking behemoth Haldiram’s, and angel investors like CRED founder Kunal Shah, Lenskart co-founder Peyush Bansal, Ashneer Grover of BharatPe, Prashant Pitti of EaseMyTrip, Alan Rutledge, Arjun Vaidya, and Raj Shamani are all supporting Zippee.