EasyParcel 10th year anniversary (Group Photo)
EasyParcel, Malaysia’s leading e-commerce delivery service platform, is celebrating its 10th anniversary by reaching over 1.5 million local customers and becoming Southeast Asia’s largest courier service booking platform. Founded in 2014, EasyParcel has grown significantly, serving more than 2.5 million customers globally and facilitating over 86 million delivery quotes.
To commemorate the milestone, EasyParcel launched a campaign spotlighting its early customers and their growth stories, highlighting the company’s role in supporting Malaysian SMEs. The campaign includes new discounts and promotions, emphasizing EasyParcel’s commitment to aiding local entrepreneurs.
Over the past decade, EasyParcel has helped customers and SMEs save RM 343 million and reduced over 62 million pieces of plastic waste through recyclable packaging. The platform now operates in Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, and Thailand, and aims to expand further.
As part of the anniversary celebration, EasyParcel is offering a Malaysia Day deal where new customers can purchase an RM50,000 VIP Package for RM499. This package includes benefits like double Reward Points, two months of free tracking services, integration support, and a dedicated account manager. Additionally, the deal features reduced rates starting at RM5.27, a free weighing scale, and 50 complimentary flyers.
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