E-Grocery App, Yeepeey Celebrates International Friendship's Day Gift Your Friend a Credit of AED 15

The homegrown pocket friendly E-grocery app, Yeepeey, launched by two university friends Monish Chandiramani, 25 and Jatin Sharma, 25 is celebrating International Friendship's Day on Friday, 30th July.

E-Grocery Mobile App
 

Via their start-up venture, Yeepeey, the duo is running a special campaign where you can gift your friend a credit of AED 15 by simply referring them on the app. The fun part is, the moment your friend makes an order with the friendship's day credit you also receive a credit of AED 15 in your wallet.
 

Commenting on the friendship day's campaign, Monish Chanidramani says, "Yeepeey is an app created by friends for friends! Solidify your friendship by gifting your friends with yeepeey credit."
 

The Friendship day's campaign will run between 30th July 2021 to 15 August 2021. The credit of AED 15 can be used in use over 2 transactions with a max limit of AED 10/Transaction.
 

Download the app and let your friends know that they matter. Yeepeey App is available on Apple App Store (iOS) and Google Play Store (Android).

About Yeepeey

A newly launched e-grocery mobile app, Yeepeey, is looking to tap the opportunity wherein its users can shop from neighborhood grocery stores, supermarkets & hypermarkets from the comfort of their homes or offices by paying the same prices and enjoying the same promotions & discounts as displayed in the store delivered within 30-45 minutes. Yeepeey’s objective is to eliminate the mark-ups & reduce the service fees to a minimum or even free in some cases in order to give users the ability to stay home and order their essentials more frequently at in-store prices.

Yeepeey also gives an advantage to its users by reflecting in-store promotions & discounts as soon as they hit the store on the app in real-time. With a vision to create an extensive q-commerce ecosystem, the new e-grocery startup promises to change the way consumers shop, spend & save on groceries and more by subsidizing the current cost of convenience that customers have to pay while shopping.