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Continuation, for a one-size-fits-all subscription becomes questionable. Consumers can also use AI tools like ChatGPT to create customized diet plans, further diminishing the need for a rigid subscription model. A 2022 survey by Deloitte found that 71% of consumers prefer personalization in their food choices, which is often better achieved through on-demand services rather than subscriptions.The subscription model also struggles with high customer churn rates. McKinsey & Company reported in 2021 that subscription services, including meal kits, experience a churn rate as high as 39% after just six months. This is largely due to the lack of variety and the inflexibility that subscriptions offer compared to the pay-as-you-go options available on platforms like Zomato and UberEats.Given these factors, it’s clear that while a subscription model may offer some benefits, it pales in comparison to the convenience, variety, and flexibility offered by established on-demand platforms.

The subscription-based model for food services seems like a promising business idea at first glance Surya, but the question arises: why would consumers commit to a subscription when there are more flexible, on-demand alternatives? The challenge lies in catering to the diverse needs of users, including their taste preferences, budget constraints, and ever-changing choices. With applications like Zomato, UberEats, Blinkit, and Swiggy dominating the market, offering a vast range of cuisines at various price points, consumers already have the flexibility they need without being locked into a recurring payment. These platforms boast millions of daily active users, and according to a 2023 report by Statista, Swiggy alone had over 24 million monthly active users in India, reflecting the immense trust and convenience these platforms provide.Moreover, with the rise of personalized diet services like EatSure, which tailors meals to individual dietary requirements, the need for a one-size-fits-

A tiffin service app, is there really good Target audience as many office spaces provide food, and why would someone order food at gym. If you still persist try include cloud kitchens (house kitchens) as they would be more preferable for tiffin services

Idea is great but the thing is the execution will be very tough as you are saying you will provide customisation in everything which means it will consume money as well as time.... These two things are issues that mostly customer doesn't want.... So try for healthy one use genuine things and scale with better usp.

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Similar ideas exist but do not know but low margin business

Good idea but where are your target audience

Like fooddarzi ?

The idea seems great on paper but execution is tough. First thing is that since pricing will be high so very less consumer base . Customization means very hard to scale after a point. Also delivery fee will be very high due to very less consumer base . It can be successfull in big cities like Delhi Bengaluru but that too depends on how your execution is. The problem is even if this succeed , players like zomato will start offering similar service and within a day you will be finished.

It's a problem specially in urban or metro cities. There is no or less options for a healthy meal. Idea is not that great but it's execution place the mail role. Food suppliers quality and delivery what promised is that can be consistently maintained taking care of Business outcomes in mind. Then it's good to go. I think if quality and delivery is maintained price won't bother to the customers after all it's their health is directly related to it.

This make sense , if only I had something like that the time I was staying in PG and had to eat shit food from the PG, I would recommend places where lot of working professionals or students stays for rent.

For consumers - may be a great product For the business - may be not viable Entry barrier low, customisable with human intervention is costly and unscalable (AI recommendation could do better job here) and if subscription can be cancelled anytime it's better for as a hobby not for business

Also unsubscribing option is a horrible idea, it eats whole idea of subscription method.

Your "USP" can be easily copied by other big companies,they will not let you in, but if you are really interested in it, your execution matters.

Hi, it's an interesting concept in my opinion, you could consider offering homemade/homelike food to people and market it as a modern alternative to, "Tiffin Service".

India is a highly price sensitive market and fulfilling all your points and delivering the food at the same time making profit may be a challenge.

You check for any competition..?? Because food tech market is to cluttered with many startup

It will work well in top tier cities! It will need well planned strategies and execution..! It'll be all good then. All the best!

Hi. I am in US and used such app, but continental international food is boring for Indian people. I just stopped it for this reason eventhough am able to afford high price. Connect with me and we can definitely work on this. I am interested to join as co-founder with funding as well.

Nice one but there is no entry barrier and very well known Market It would be a trouble but your idea is good