KiranaPro, a quick commerce app aimed at empowering local kirana stores and supermarkets, has successfully raised an undisclosed amount in a pre-seed funding round.
The funding was backed by a diverse group of angel investors and early-stage venture firms, including Unpopular Ventures, Blume Founders Fund, Snow Leopard Ventures, as well as notable angels such as Yatish Talvadia from MilkBasket and Vikas Taneja from Boston Consulting Group.
This investment will enable KiranaPro to reshape the local commerce landscape by offering hyperlocal, ten-minute delivery services to a broad customer base across India.
Since launching, KiranaPro has concentrated on fostering strong emotional connections—hope, trust, and reliability—with both local store owners and consumers. Its online platform utilizes a flexible revenue model, featuring options like daily rates or per-lead fees.
By establishing dedicated counters in supermarkets for the ten-minute open network for digital commerce (ONDC)-powered deliveries, KiranaPro empowers local businesses to compete with major e-commerce players, all while prioritizing customer experience.
The startup plans to use the new capital to enhance its operational infrastructure, improve its technology platform, and expand its dedicated ONDC counters in supermarkets, ensuring efficient order pickups and rapid deliveries.