Hyperlocal apps not only deliver products listed by stores and retailers but also allow consumers to place generic orders that can be filled by any store. In addition, some hyperlocal startups offer consumers the option of sending parcels from one location to another in the city.

The term 'hyperlocal' refers to a business that goes local. Through a digital platform, hyperlocal delivery models meet the on-demand needs of customers through local offline shops. It is easy for customers to meet their needs with such a delivery model.

The term hyperlocal service refers to those services provided within a limited geographic area where sellers can deliver their product or service within a short period of time. For instance, hyperlocal services include delivering goods such as food, grocery, drugs, furniture, and electronic items.

In the context of eCommerce, hyperlocal refers to the delivery of goods in a particular geographical area, where the seller is based. Hyperlocal services are quick and the products ordered in such a mode of business are delivered very quickly using either the seller's own fleet or a specialised courier company.