QuickShift Bags INR 22 Cr To Expand AI-Led Fulfilment Network

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The funding was led by Atomic Capital, with participation from Axilor Ventures and a few other unnamed investors

QuickShift is planning to expand across Delhi NCR, Bengaluru, Kolkata and Mumbai, with new facilities in metro cities

QuickShift is a logistics and fulfillment startup that helps online and offline brands store, manage and ship products efficiently

Fulfilment services startup QuickShift has raised INR 22 Cr ($2.5 Mn) in a Pre-Series A round led by Atomic Capital, with participation from Axilor Ventures and a few other unnamed investors.

The startup plans to deploy the fresh capital towards developing an AI-first fulfilment platform, strengthening its leadership team, enhancing omni-channel programmes, and expanding operations across key markets in North and South India.

The Pune-based startup currently operates seven fulfillment centres serving more than 29,000 pincodes. QuickShift is planning to expand across Delhi NCR, Bengaluru, Kolkata and Mumbai, with new facilities coming up in metros including Chennai, Hyderabad, Lucknow, Ahmedabad and Indore.

Founded in 2019 by Anshul Goenka, QuickShift is a logistics and fulfillment startup that helps online and offline brands store, manage and ship products efficiently. It handles warehousing, order processing and delivery—both domestic and international—enabling businesses to offer faster shipping and scale without building their own logistics networks.

The startup integrates with online marketplaces such as Amazon, Flipkart and Meesho, as well as quick commerce platforms like Zepto, Swiggy Instamart, Blinkit, Jiomart and BigBasket, offering appointment-based and rapid fulfilment capabilities.

QuickShift claims to be handling over 3 Lakh B2C shipments, 7 Lakh marketplace orders and 5,000 quick commerce PO replenishments per month, marking 75% year-on-year growth in orders. It also serves over 100 D2C and enterprise brands across diverse categories.

The startup competes with players such as Zippee and Pidge, as well as larger logistics providers like Delhivery and Shiprocket.

“We are on a strong path of growth and profitability, having achieved 100% ARR growth over the past 12 months. Our core business grew by 50%, while new programmes scaled over 100%, reflecting the trust our customers place in us,” said founder and CEO Goenka.

The development comes amid continued expansion in the ecommerce space, driving up demand for logistics and fulfilment partners. Investors are increasingly backing startups in this sector to help them scale operations across new regions.

For instance, logistics-focussed SaaS startup Stackbox recently secured $4 Mn to strengthen its AI capabilities, enhance its product stack and expand its footprint.