Leading Jamaican delivery service 7Krave has announced a major expansion of its operations with the launch of the 7Krave Marketplace, a first-of-its-kind, all-in-one digital commerce platform designed specifically to serve Jamaica’s dynamic and growing business sector.

The official launch will take place on September 27, 2025, during an exclusive VIP event at the Summit Hotel in Kingston.

Building on its success in food and grocery delivery, 7Krave is now extending its services to offer local entrepreneurs and businesses of all sizes a platform to sell their products online, with full logistics, payment integration, and delivery support managed by the trusted 7Krave brand.

With over 700 vendors expressing interest and 100+ businesses already signed up, the 7Krave Marketplace is poised to be a transformative digital solution for Jamaica’s business landscape.

“At 7Krave, we’ve always been committed to making life easier and more convenient for our customers,” said Rashid Hall, head of partnerships and client acquisition. “We also saw the need to support local businesses and give them an opportunity to be competitive against international players in the market. Expanding into a full marketplace is our way of answering that call.”

The 7Krave Marketplace is designed to be simple, secure, and scalable. Sellers can quickly create an account and open their digital storefront. Once registered, they can upload their products and begin managing orders without needing to build or maintain their own website.

Behind the scenes, 7Krave handles all aspects of transaction processing, warehousing, packaging, and last-mile delivery, giving vendors more time to focus on growing their business. “The platform works seamlessly for both sellers and buyers,” Hall explained. “It’s a flexible system that ensures reliability for customers while giving sellers control over how they operate.”

7Krave Marketplace aims to be Jamaica’s first truly comprehensive e-commerce ecosystem, giving buyers across the island access to everything from handmade crafts to products from multi-location retailers, all from the convenience of their devices.

 “This is about creating opportunity,” said Hall. “We’re helping businesses expand their reach and access new customers islandwide, and we’re giving everyday Jamaicans a simpler, more efficient way to shop.”

With over 100 companies from a wide range of industries already registered, the platform represents a significant step in the digitisation of Jamaican commerce.