Quick Answer
Swiggy Instamart charges a category-based
commission that varies by product type and is agreed with the
Category Manager during onboarding — alongside inwarding
charges, storage fees, and GST on platform fees.
Because commission is only one part of the total cost, the
all-in cost of selling is best assessed for your specific category
and SKUs rather than taken from a single headline figure.
The practical rule is to factor the complete cost into your
pricing before launch, not after. IARDO works out the full, current
cost picture for your products during onboarding, so your pricing
holds up once you are live. For a general overview, see our guide on
Instamart commission and charges.
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