Delhi's CarryMen rents out bag-carriers at Rs 149/hr to free up Lajpat Nagar shoppers
Bootstrapped startup CarryMen has logged 50+ bookings in its first month offering trained assistants who carry up to 12 kg, navigate crowded lanes, and aid elderly and pregnant shoppers at Lajpat Nagar. Launched April at Rs 149/hour, the service is eyeing a Chandni Chowk rollout — a quirky read on how high-street friction is spawning paid convenience layers.
Delhi startup CarryMen offers shopping-assistance service at Lajpat Nagar for Rs 149/hour, providing trained assistants to carry bags, navigate stores, and support elderly/pregnant shoppers. Launched April, 50+ bookings in first month, planning Chandni Chowk expansion.
Why this matters
CarryMen's debut in Lajpat Nagar shows how dense Indian high streets are spawning hyperlocal convenience services, monetising the friction of crowded lanes and heavy shopping bags.
Footfall signals steady at 61 in the last 90 days, with high-street convenience plays gaining traction.