Quick-commerce—popularly known as 10-minute delivery—has revolutionized how Indians shop for daily groceries. At the forefront of this movement is Blinkit (formerly Grofers), now a Zomato-owned brand. Through its network of dark stores (micro-warehouses), Blinkit fulfills thousands of app-based orders every day. For entrepreneurs, joining Blinkit as a franchise (or dark store partner) is a golden ticket to India’s ₹10-minute delivery gold rush. In this guide, we break down the Blinkit franchise cost, ongoing operational expenses, profit margins, payback timeline, and step-by-step instructions to apply in 2025. 1. Understanding Blinkit’s Dark Store Franchise Model Here’s how Blinkit’s hyperlocal delivery works: Customers place orders on the Blinkit app. Orders route to the nearest 1,200–1,500 sq. ft. dark store. Store staff pick and pack items in under 2 minutes. Riders deliver within 10–12 minutes, on average. As a franchise partner, you invest in infrastructure and manage...
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