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Most Quick Commerce Users Still Spend Rs 200-Rs 999 Per Order, Survey Finds

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A survey shows that quick commerce remains largely a habit of small purchases, with most users spending between Rs 200 and Rs 999 per order. Only 16 per cent of respondents report spending Rs 1,000 or more. Ahead of Diwali on November 8, 71 per cent of users say the best price or overall value will determine where they place orders. Product quality is the next most important factor, cited by 65 per cent of respondents. The findings suggest that price and value continue to drive consumer choices on these platforms.

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