The move follows the brand’s re-entry into the Indian market in late 2025, when operations were initially focused on direct-to-consumer channels through its mobile application and in-house delivery infrastructure. The company currently operates eight outlets in Bengaluru, all of which are available for delivery through its own app, and plans to open 30 additional outlets in the city during the current financial year.

Papa Johns India operates under the Ambrosia QSR platform, owned by Pulsar Capital. The company said the integrated delivery model combines aggregator partnerships with backend systems and in-house processes to improve order visibility, fulfilment speed and consistency in customer experience.

“The launch of aggregator delivery is an important step in scaling Papa Johns in India,” said Prashant Mehta, Managing Partner at Ambrosia QSR.

“Over the past few months, our focus has been on building a strong operational foundation, including store execution, supply chain, and direct delivery capabilities. With aggregators now live, we are well-positioned to expand reach while maintaining control over quality and experience.”

Since relaunching the brand in India, Ambrosia QSR has focused on establishing flagship stores, strengthening supply chain and backend infrastructure, and scaling its direct ordering and delivery channels.

The company said the addition of aggregator delivery is expected to expand customer reach, drive incremental order volumes and support a more scalable operating model as it continues to grow the brand’s footprint in India.