Quicklly operates a one-stop marketplace for Indian/South Asian groceries, tiffins, meal kits and fully prepared restaurant dishes, partnering with nearly 300 independent local businesses. The company aggregates inventory and delivery from local merchants to serve customers across greater Chicago, New York, New Jersey, the San Francisco Bay Area and nationwide. Founded in 2017 by Keval Raj and Hanish Pahwa, Quicklly combines ecommerce and meal-delivery offerings targeted at the South Asian diaspora. The business plans to expand geographic access and increase both ecommerce and offline channel partnerships. It also intends to invest in logistics and infrastructure to support growth. The product mix spans retail groceries and prepared food, positioning the company across multiple commerce and delivery touchpoints. Quicklly operates an online marketplace that offers Indian grocery items, tiffins, and fully prepared restaurant meals delivered to customers. Launched in 2017 by Keval Raj and based in Chicago, the platform helps local South Asian grocers and restaurants create digital storefronts and consolidate orders from multiple merchants into a single delivery. The service covers up to a 20-mile delivery radius and uses proprietary AI-driven technology to help vendors identify popular items and tailor offerings to demand while charging significantly lower fees than traditional delivery apps. Quicklly aims to simplify life for the roughly 5.4 million South Asians in the U.S. and to become the nation’s largest one-stop shop for South Asian groceries and meals. The company said it was on track to enable over 100 small businesses on its platform by the end of Q1 2021 and plans expansion to New York City and Northern New Jersey. Investors quoted that the business has grown 2X–3X since inception and quadrupled in 2020.

Total raised

$5M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Seed

Latest activity

Jul 2022