Quick commerce platform Snappy Shopper has announced it closed out 2024 with a record-breaking December, achieving rapid growth and outperforming the market, which saw an 8% increase in the last quarter of the year.
It says that unprecedented weekly trading, record revenues and soaring customer adoption have cemented it as “the go-to partner for independent retailers, retail groups and brands.”
Snappy Shopper saw weekly trading volumes surge by 42% year-over-year, marking the platform’s most significant growth since the surge in demand during the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020. It reported an average order value of £29 - nearly four times the typical in-store transaction value according to the ACS Local Shop Report 2024.
With nearly half of independent retailers now offering home delivery, more shoppers are turning to Snappy Shopper’s technology-driven solutions for convenient and reliable retail experiences from trusted local stores.
“Our technology is empowering retailers to connect with their communities like never before,” said Mike Callachan, CEO. “This growth reflects a global shift in consumer behaviour, with q-commerce becoming an essential part of everyday life. Snappy Shopper is proud to be the trusted partner guiding retailers digital transformation.
“It’s never been more important to tap into the growth and profitability opportunity available online. We’re ready to play our part, enabling retailers to take the best of what they do in store to digital consumers, and we expect to more than double the number of stores using our technology again in the next 12 months.”
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