RIYADH: Early users of quick commerce company Rabbit in Riyadh are already showing promising signs of engagement, with weekly reorder rates comparable to those in the company’s more mature Egyptian market, Arab News has been told.
This strong early traction points to a positive product-market fit as the Cairo-based startup expands into Saudi Arabia.
Rabbit officially launched operations in the Kingdom in early 2024 and is aiming to replicate its hyper-growth strategy by tailoring its model to each city — starting with Riyadh.
“A more indicative, and exciting, insight is that we are seeing early users in Saudi Arabia already having a reorder rate of around one order a week,” said Ahmad Yousry, co-founder and CEO of Rabbit, in an interview with Arab News.
“This is in line with our much more established customer base in Egypt, which is a compelling sign for us,” he added.
