PUBLISHER: Mordor Intelligence | PRODUCT CODE: 1636225
PUBLISHER: Mordor Intelligence | PRODUCT CODE: 1636225
The Social - Commerce Logistics Market size is estimated at USD 84.93 billion in 2025, and is expected to reach USD 165.77 billion by 2030, at a CAGR of 14.31% during the forecast period (2025-2030).
Driven by its expansive customer base, opportunities for consumer engagement, and the ability to foster direct client relationships, the B2C segment stands as the cornerstone of the social commerce logistics market. With factors such as social media recommendations, robust purchasing patterns, and a seamless mobile interface, B2C social commerce is expanding.
Recently, there has been a surge in the utilization of social networking platforms for direct e-commerce transactions. These platforms have evolved into indispensable tools for businesses, enabling them not only to enhance brand visibility but also to generate revenue directly. As consumers increasingly flock to social media, businesses are capitalizing on the vast audience reach. Platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, and TikTok boast user bases in the millions, if not billions, making them prime B2C arenas.
Today's consumers, especially millennials and Gen Z, crave instant gratification. With the rapid evolution of mobile technology, they are actively seeking novel ways to engage with brands digitally. Notably, over 60% of purchases are transacted through social media platforms, underscoring the dominance of younger demographics in social commerce.
Social media usage is pervasive in Southeast Asia, with penetration rates ranging from 68.9% to 91.7% in the region's key countries. Beyond its vast consumer base, Southeast Asia also boasts high social media engagement. The crux of social commerce's success here hinges on how consumers leverage social platforms. In Southeast Asia, social media reigns as the primary avenue for new product discovery, brand consideration, and product research. Moreover, the convenience it offers stands out as the top reason driving consumers to embrace social commerce.
The pandemic catalyzed a significant shift in Southeast Asian shopping habits, with a notable surge in online shopping. While app and website purchases saw a substantial uptick, a noteworthy segment of users ventured into social commerce for the first time. Notably, the adoption rates and market sizes of social commerce vary across Southeast Asia. For instance, Vietnam's social commerce logistics market, though smaller than Indonesia's, the region's e-commerce giant, is gaining ground. Vietnam not only leads in social commerce interest but also boasts the highest share of first-time users in the region.
Within Asia-Pacific, TikTok Shop emerged as a pivotal player in the social commerce arena. Its unique approach, where users stumble upon products through viral content, influencer endorsements, and live streams, has not only revolutionized online shopping but also made a significant impact on the region's digital economy.
In nations like Indonesia, Thailand, and Malaysia, TikTok Shop has capitalized on the surging mobile penetration rates and the increasing appetite for online shopping. This has empowered small and medium-sized enterprises with unprecedented market access. The platform's standout feature is its integration of creators and multi-channel networks (MCNs), pioneering what it terms "shoppertainment." Unlike its competitors, ByteDance, TikTok's parent company, swiftly leveraged this fusion of shopping and entertainment, setting a new benchmark for e-commerce on social platforms.
The social commerce logistics market is fragmented in nature. Several key players dominate the market studied, including Shiprocket, Delhivery, Ekart, XpressBees, Shadowfax, Ecom Express, Blue Dart, Wow Express, Gati, and Rivigo. These firms specialize in logistics solutions designed specifically for social commerce enterprises. Their emphasis lies in delivering efficient and dependable services, aligning with the rising trend of social media sales. Key competitive factors in the market include delivery speed, cost efficiency, tech integration, and top-tier customer service, all tailored to the distinct needs of the social commerce realm.