Instacart, a new on-demand grocery delivery service is revolutionising the grocery shopping industry.
Instacart began in 2012 by former Amazon engineer who realised there is a gap in the industry from what online ordering and delivery service was supposed to be and what he was experiencing from a grocery delivery service living in San Francisco.
The pickup and delivery service was still a pretty archaic system, everybody was getting things delivered to their homes at their doorsteps, but for groceries, he always had to go and pick and choose the items and so that kind of sparked one idea.
In 2012, he created a grocery platform -a new system that he called Instacart.
Instacart revolutionised the grocery demand industry with its partnerships with big names such as Whole Foods Costco super value.
It recently was ranked number as America's most promising companies in 2015 and is currently valued at 3.4 billion dollars after raising an additional four hundred million dollars.
How does instacart works?
Instacart provides same-day delivery service. They bring your groceries right to your doorstep.
It has its dedicated workforce that goes and shops for deliveries at these local stores, and on top, the Instacart revenue model is made up of markup on groceries plus the delivery fee in a revenue share agreement with its retail partners.
Once the order is received, your order goes to a personal shopper who then goes and visits stores and collects those items. The items are collected, and they are delivered to your doorstep. Read More... Instacart Business Model: Insight How Instacart Works
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