The TakealotMORE subscription service, similar to Amazon Prime, offers fast, free delivery and collect options on Takealot.
Online retailer Takealot has introduced, a subscription service offering customers exclusive benefits, including unlimited deliveries and a variety of collection options, to enhance their shopping experience.
The subscription service, similar to Amazon Prime, offers fast, free delivery and collect options on Takealot, with free delivery for orders on the Mr D app , as well as Takealot’s on-demand offering,TakealotMORE costs R39 per month for the standard service and R99 for the premium service. “Our commitment to providing accessible, cost-effective solutions drives us to continually innovate and enhance the way South Africans shop. That’s why TakealotMORE has been purpose-built with a budget-friendly tiered approach so that every Takealot customer, no matter their needs, can experience more with every shop.”
Market watchers believe the arrival of the US giant this week will force local e-commerce players to consider where their value proposition lies, and how to maintain uniqueness and authenticity around their business, so their offering continues to resonate with consumers.
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