Aadit Palicha, co-founder and CEO of Zepto, recently shared an exciting update on LinkedIn about the rapid growth of Zepto Café, the company’s 10-minute food delivery service. Launched just a month ago with its own dedicated app, Zepto Café has grown from processing 30,000 orders a day to crossing the 50,000 orders/day mark—a staggering 60% month-on-month growth.
In his post, Palicha highlighted not just the numbers but the momentum behind the success. He emphasized that customer retention has remained strong despite the steep scaling efforts. This level of growth, coupled with repeat customers, speaks volumes about the service’s appeal and reliability.
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Reflecting on the journey, Palicha likened the evolution of Zepto Café to the early days of Zepto itself. “It’s reminiscent of our first steps three years ago,” he noted, recalling a time of relentless growth, undeniable product-market fit, and the energy of a dedicated team driving the mission forward.
For Palicha, Zepto Café represents more than just a business milestone—it’s a glimpse into the future of Indian Q-commerce (quick commerce) and consumer internet. With its ability to deliver freshly prepared meals in under 10 minutes, Zepto Café is carving out a niche in the market, setting itself apart from traditional food delivery models.
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“The growth feels transformative,” he wrote, expressing optimism for the road ahead. “I believe this is the next big innovation in Indian Q-commerce.”
Palicha also credited the success to the team behind Zepto Café, whose execution and drive have been instrumental in scaling operations so rapidly. The vision seems clear: not just meeting demand, but exceeding customer expectations with speed, quality, and consistency.
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Zepto, a company that began as a grocery delivery service promising quick turnarounds, has continued to push boundaries in the consumer space. With Zepto Café gaining momentum, Palicha’s belief that the company is “just getting started” feels less like ambition and more like a promise.
This milestone is a clear signal: Zepto is not merely riding a trend—it’s shaping the future of how India eats and shops.
