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Shiprocket launches 'Same Day Delivery' in Kolkata, empowering MSMEs with faster eCommerce logistics

| @indiablooms | Mar 25, 2025, at 11:25 pm

Kolkata: Shiprocket, India’s leading eCommerce enablement platform, has launched Same Day Delivery (SDD) in Kolkata, bringing enterprise-grade, fast deliveries to every seller of Bharat.

Traditionally, fast delivery has been a luxury available only to major eCommerce brands.

Shiprocket is changing this by democratising high-speed delivery, ensuring that MSMEs can also offer quicker deliveries and stay competitive.

Kolkata is emerging as a high-potential eCommerce hub, with an average order value of ₹1,500.

The top three selling categories in the city include beauty & grooming, clothing & accessories, and jewellery.

The company said its “Same Day Delivery” as a product has already proven to be a game changer, with brands such as Bata, Mamaearth, Hidesign, Khadim, Mochi, and Wildcraf t leveraging it to drive their business forward.

Designed for omni-channel brands, this service enables stores within shopping malls to function as supply points.

“Orders picked up between 2–3 PM will be delivered the same day. Bata and Khadim currently utilise this service at Avani Riverside Mall and City Centre 1 Mall, with plans to expand to Acropolis Mall, Mani Square, Metropolis Mall, Quest Mall, and South City Mall,” the company said.

Commenting on the launch, Saahil Goel, MD & CEO, Shiprocket, said , “We at Shiprocket are committed to being the trusted growth partner for merchants across India. By introducing Same Day Delivery, we are empowering MSMEs of Bharat to compete with the best in the industry, providing them with tools to enhance customer experience and drive repeat business. Speed is no longer a luxury—it’s a necessity, and we are ensuring that every seller, regardless of size, has access to best-in-class solutions.

“This initiative is a crucial step towards our vision of democratising eCommerce tech for every seller in India while contributing to the broader digital transformation of the economy,” he added.

Shiprocket is a tech platform that empowers sellers with seamless high-speed delivery integration, advanced checkout solutions, and cutting-edge marketing tools.

Through AI-driven routing and optimised delivery networks, Shiprocket anticipates merchant needs and offers solutions that unlock massive, baseline-shifting growth.

By partnering with leading courier services like Pikndel, PICO, Blitz, Shadowfax, and Xpressbees, Shiprocket ensures merchants can deliver orders with unprecedented speed and efficiency.

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