Quickshift is a technology company.
Quickshift has raised $2.8M across 2 funding rounds.
Quickshift has raised $2.8M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Quickshift has raised $2.8M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Quickshift's investors include Anicut Capital, Axilor Ventures.
QuickShift is a tech-enabled third-party logistics (3PL) and e-commerce fulfillment company based in Pune, India, providing end-to-end supply chain solutions including warehousing, inventory management, order fulfillment, packaging, labeling, dispatch, and international shipping for D2C, B2B, and omnichannel businesses.[1][2][3][4][5] It serves e-commerce brands, retailers, FMCG, hyperlocal, and quick commerce players—from startups to large enterprises—solving challenges in real-time inventory visibility, order control, last-mile delivery, and scalable logistics through a plug-and-play platform that integrates technology, infrastructure, and logistics.[2][3][4][5] The company demonstrates strong growth momentum, with recurring revenue doubling (100% YoY) from September 2024 to September 2025, alongside profitability achieved by November 2020 and operations across seven self-owned warehousing facilities in cities like Pune, Mumbai, Bangalore, and Delhi.[2][3][5]
QuickShift was founded in 2016 by Anshul Goenka and Prodipto Roy, who brought expertise in logistics and supply chain innovation to address inefficiencies in e-commerce fulfillment.[1][2] The company incorporated in October 2014 (with formal operations ramping up by 2016) amid India's booming e-commerce sector, starting with core services in product packaging, labeling, and dispatch to streamline storage and distribution for retail, wholesale, and online channels.[1][3] Early traction came from targeting small to medium businesses needing affordable warehousing and delivery, evolving into a full supply chain platform; a pivotal moment was reaching profitability in November 2020, celebrated with team-building events, followed by expansion into D2C, B2B, and international shipping.[3] Seed funding of $780K (raised about four years ago as of recent data) supported this growth, positioning QuickShift as a resilient player in a competitive logistics landscape.[1]
QuickShift stands out in India's crowded 3PL market through these key strengths:
QuickShift rides the explosive growth of India's e-commerce and quick commerce trends, fueled by rising D2C brands, omnichannel retail, and demand for efficient last-mile logistics amid market forces like urbanization, smartphone penetration, and post-pandemic supply chain digitization.[1][2][3][5] Its timing aligns perfectly with the sector's shift toward tech-integrated 3PLs—projected to handle surging volumes from players like Flipkart and quick commerce giants—offering cost-effective scalability where traditional logistics falter on speed and visibility.[1][4] By empowering SMEs and enterprises with nationwide warehousing and global reach, QuickShift influences the ecosystem by enabling smaller brands to compete, optimizing backend efficiency, and disrupting legacy practices through automation and volatility-handling processes.[2][3][5]
QuickShift is poised for accelerated expansion, leveraging its revenue doubling and infrastructure to capture more quick commerce and cross-border volume amid India's logistics market growth. Trends like AI-driven forecasting, hyperlocal delivery, and sustainable supply chains will shape its path, potentially driving further funding or acquisitions. Its influence could evolve from regional fulfiller to national 3PL leader, empowering more brands in a customer-obsessed e-commerce boom—just as its real-time platform promised from day one.[2][5]
Quickshift has raised $2.8M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $2.0M Seed in November 2025.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 1, 2025 | $2.0M Seed | Anicut Capital, Axilor Ventures | |
| Aug 1, 2021 | $770K Seed | Anicut Capital, Axilor Ventures |