Indian subscription-based daily milk and grocery delivery service owned by Swiggy.
Supr Daily basically runs my breakfast supplies now, with milk, eggs and bread showing up before I am even awake. The Swiggy integration makes wallet payments painless. The only annoyance is the app occasionally lagging when I edit tomorrow's order late at night, but it always saves eventually.
Set-and-forget daily essentials
App lags when editing late
Supr Daily has been reliable for my morning milk and bread, delivered before 7am every day which is genuinely useful. But twice my subscription paused itself when my wallet balance dipped, with no clear warning, and I woke up to no delivery. Handy service, but I wish the auto-pause logic was less aggressive.
Supr Daily has a RevWala Trust Score of 56/100 (Average), based on 5 customer reviews with an average rating of 3.4 out of 5. Reviews are mixed — read recent ones before deciding.
Supr Daily is rated 3.4 out of 5 stars from 5 reviews on RevWala, with a "Average" Trust Score.
Supr Daily has 5 reviews on RevWala, including 4 verified reviews.
I have been using Supr Daily for daily toned milk and curd and the quality has been consistently good. Being able to pause deliveries when travelling is the best feature for a Swiggy-backed service like this. Only gripe is that adding a one-off item sometimes shows it delivering two days later instead of next morning.
Consistent quality, easy vacation pause
One-off add-ons sometimes slow
Early morning delivery, wide grocery range
Subscription auto-pauses without warning
Daily milk arrives on time and the wallet recharge system is smooth enough. However when an order was marked delivered but never reached my flat, getting a refund through chat took several follow-ups. Decent for routine groceries but support could be sharper.
Punctual dairy delivery
Slow resolution on missed deliveries
When I lived in the city centre Supr Daily was flawless, but after shifting to a newer locality the delivery window became unpredictable and a couple of items showed out of stock for weeks. The recurring subscription model is convenient and the prices are fair. I am torn because the core idea is excellent but coverage in my area lets it down.
Fair pricing, good subscription model
Stock and coverage issues in newer areas
