QuickShift, a startup that helps D2C brands and businesses with deliveries and order fulfillment, has raised INR 22 crore (about $2.6 million) in a pre-Series A funding round. The round was led by Atomic Capital, with participation from Axilor Ventures and other investors.
The company will use the money to improve its AI-based fulfillment platform, grow its operations across North and South India, and strengthen its leadership team and omni-channel services. QuickShift also plans to expand to cities like NCR, Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Kolkata, and open new fulfillment centers in Hyderabad, Chennai, Ahmedabad, Lucknow, and Indore.
Anshul Goenka, Founder & CEO, QuickShift shared, “We are on a strong path of growth and profitability, having achieved 100 percent ARR growth over the past 12 months. Our core business grew by 50 percent, while new programs scaled over 100 percent, thus reflecting the trust our customers place in us. At QuickShift, we are reimagining fulfillment and supply chain through technology. Our vision is to build a cutting-edge, full-stack platform that empowers new-age, enterprise, and SMB brands to manage distributed inventories, streamline order processing, and deliver exceptional customer experiences across every sales channel.”
Apoorv Gautam, Founder and Managing Partner, Atomic Capital stated, “India’s online consumer market has been on a strong upward trajectory since the pandemic. As an early mover in this space, QuickShift has successfully capitalised this opportunity by offering a one-stop solution for logistics and operational needs across a wide spectrum of brands. The company has demonstrated impressive growth and is well positioned to expand its presence across North and South India, while also accelerating global ecommerce shipping for Indian suppliers and SMBs.”
QuickShift, based in Pune, was founded in 2016 by Anshul Goenka and Prodipto Roy. The company provides a plug-and-play fulfillment and supply chain platform that combines technology, infrastructure, and logistics to give businesses real-time control and visibility over their inventory and orders.
The company says it achieved 100% year-on-year recurring revenue growth between September 2024 and September 2025.
Currently, QuickShift manages around 3 lakh B2C shipments, 7 lakh marketplace orders, and 5,000 quick commerce restocks every month.
The company works with over 100 D2C and enterprise brands through seven fulfillment centers, covering 29,000 pincodes across India.
Its platform easily connects with major marketplaces and quick commerce platforms like Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho, Blinkit, Zepto, Swiggy, JioMart, and BigBasket, allowing businesses to manage fulfillment smoothly across all channels.
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