India's neighbourhood retail is a ₹1.5 trillion market. It runs on 6 million shops. And almost none of them have any technology. That's not a niche gap — it's one of the largest untouched opportunities in Indian commerce.
Every street corner in every Indian town has at least one neighbourhood shop — the kind that sells everything from snacks to daily essentials. These shops collectively move billions of rupees of goods every single day.
But they operate without data, without formal credit, and without any direct relationship with the brands whose products they sell. Brands, on the other hand, have no visibility into what happens at the shop floor — what's selling, what's expiring, what's being counterfeited.
PushKart closes this gap. We are building the technology layer that connects both sides of this equation — giving retailers a smarter way to run their business, and giving brands the channel and data they have never had before.
We build for how retail actually works on ground, not how it works in a metro boardroom. Our product decisions come from the field.
We give brands real data, not curated dashboards. We tell retailers exactly what they're paying and why. No hidden margins.
We move fast but only when unit economics make sense. We scale once the model is proven, not before.
We don't favor the brand over the retailer or vice versa. The platform only works if both sides win. That's how we designed it.
Talk to the founding team directly. We're happy to walk you through the platform.