13 million traditional shops. ₹14 lakh crore in offline retail. Almost zero online discoverability. We're building the map and the messaging layer that finally puts these shops on the internet — without taking a 25% cut.
When a customer in Lajpat Nagar wants a saree, they walk the gali, ask three shops, haggle, and buy. When that same customer is at home, they open Amazon — not because they prefer it, but because the gali isn't searchable.
“Pichle paanch saal mein, foot traffic 40% kam ho gaya. Sab phone pe khareed rahe hain. Hum bhi online jaana chahte hain, par Amazon humse 30% maangta hai. Yeh kaisa business?”
— Ramesh Aggarwal, 3rd-gen saree shop, Chandni Chowk
We don't replace the dukaan — we put it on the internet. Customers browse shops on a map of the actual lane. Every order opens WhatsApp. The shopkeeper never learns a new tool. We never touch their margin above 5%.
Real lanes, real pins. The interaction model people already understand from Google Maps.
No new app for the shopkeeper. They sell on the same number they already use.
Same-day, same-gali. We partner with neighbourhood logistics, not Dunzo.
Free tier. ₹299/mo standard. ₹699/mo premium. 5% commission cap. Period.
Live in pilot. The product works. Now we're scaling onboarding and proving that gali-by-gali growth compounds faster than category expansion.
Map, shop pages, WhatsApp checkout, magic-link auth.
Onboarding 100 shops. Proving repeat-order rate above 35%.
Two new markets, ~300 additional shops.
All 8 indexed markets live. First neighbourhood-gali expansion.
18-month runway to take BazaarMap from one pilot to all of Delhi. We're looking for partners who understand that the next billion-rupee company in Indian commerce isn't built on top of Amazon — it's built next to it.
Email the foundersField team for shop sign-ups, photo shoots, training across 3 markets
Two more engineers, mobile-first product, Hindi-first interfaces
Local-runner delivery network, pilots in Chandni Chowk + Lajpat Nagar
Word-of-mouth amplification, regional language content, festival pushes