Zopper aims to accelerate its semi-urban presence with Jaipur launch

Zopper aims to accelerate its semi-urban presence with Jaipur launch
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Zopper Aims To Accelerate Its Semi-Urban Presence With Jaipur Launch. Zopper, India’s leading hyper local mobile market place has just launched its services in Jaipur. This comes as a welcoming change for the shoppers of Jaipur, a city always in the middle of a hustle. The pink city of India is known to attract tourists from across the world throughout the year. The launch of Zopper takes shopping in the pink city a notch above with its ease of ordering from a trusted local seller and a delivery promise of 24 hours.

New Delhi: Zopper, India’s leading hyper local mobile market place has just launched its services in Jaipur. This comes as a welcoming change for the shoppers of Jaipur, a city always in the middle of a hustle. The pink city of India is known to attract tourists from across the world throughout the year. The launch of Zopper takes shopping in the pink city a notch above with its ease of ordering from a trusted local seller and a delivery promise of 24 hours.


Mr. Neeraj Jain, Co-founder & CEO, Zopper commented, “Look around, hyper local marketplaces are raising the standards of shopping as well as a few eyebrows (of the e-commerce giants). Over the past 3 years we have successfully created a niche for ourselves in the hyper local electronic retail space in three major metros. Going forward, we would like to revolutionize the way India shops, making it more consumer-centric as well as convenient. The Jaipur launch is our first step in moving towards the semi-urban India. With the sudden influx of affordable smartphones, semi-urban and rural markets are constantly on the radar of hyper local players. We plan to make a foothold in at least 30 markets by the end of this fiscal year (FY 2015-16).”


The company aims to expand its operations pan India at a superlative pace kicking off with its Jaipur launch and a few more launches on paper.

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