FILE PHOTO: Swiggy’s instant delivery app, SNAAC, on Monday launched its services in Noida and Gurugram.
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Swiggy’s instant delivery app, SNAAC, on Monday launched its services in Noida and Gurugram. With this launch, the quick delivery service will be available in three Indian cities. Initially, started in Bengaluru in January, the service sells beverages like coffees and iced teas, a range of protein shakes and fruit bowls.

India’s quick commerce market is expected to touch $5.38 billion in 2025, and the number of consumers availing such service could nearly double by the end of this decade by estimates by research firms. Quick service apps like Blinkit, Zepto (formerly Grofers), and SNAAC are fast emerging as prominent players in this space, which has estimated average revenue per user of $137.20, per Statista analysis.

“After a great response in Bengaluru, we have now launched our services in Noida and Gurugram- corporate hubs with a large urban population, especially youth,” Satheesh Raman, business head at SNACC said in a statement. “We are confident that we will soon emerge as the go-to app for customers in the two cities.”