Yobler – a pan India e-commerce marketplace, where parents are connected in a community of buyers & sellers dealing in preloved kid’s products. Yobler aims to provide value to all parents of fast-growing kids who outgrow their stuff quickly and are constantly struggling with creating space at home for their children’s products.
With a mission to provide a pan India online multi-seller marketplace, the PAAS-based platform has seen traction from parents of Tier 2 & Tier 3 cities. Started by Neha Goenka Shroff and Swarna Daga Mimani, Yobler lets parents sell pre-loved kids' products like books, toys, and apparel.It enables parents to sell things that are no longer needed by their children to other parents who might need them. Furthermore, the company aims to make a positive impact on the conservation of the planet, by encouraging mindful usage and thereby helping parents make the most of its limited resources
The platform features products for children between 0 and 14 years, including toys, books, equipment, furniture etc. A pricing guideline is shared with sellers and connects the percentage discount to the condition/age of the product. “Yobler is integrated with payment gateways like Razorpay and CC Avenue and Delivery as a logistics partner.
Yobler is here to create fashion in a way which is most considerate of humanity and the environment, reducing the environmental impact wherever possible. Reducing, reusing, and recycling can help our community and the environment by saving money, energy, and natural resources.
In this regard, we are seeking a profiling opportunity for Neha Goenka Shroff, CoFounder, Yobler who can talk you through how the brand is using technology to reach out to parents in Tier 2 & Tier 3 cities as well as the following:
How technology has been an enabler to a platform like Yobler
How can a platform like this be helpful – The steps, verification, and safety process
How technology is helping mothers of tier 2 & tier 3 cities with their children’s pre-loved goods
Growth plans, traction, funding plans, expansion plans
How important it is to understand sustainable fashion in kids
How reusing pre loved items will lower the carbon footprint
