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In my opinion this is not a great idea 💡, people often choose to opt free delivery option, but by giving free delivery company get into loss and costomers orders decrease day by day and to cover this free delivery charges they are adopting platform fee as a strategy which is definitely not a wise decision. There are lot of trust issues with food delivery apps already. Public may not be satisfied with this platform fee i guess.

Nobody noticed that Swiggy's platform charge is also Rs.5

Definitely a poor decision. All these kinds of apps will shut down in 2-3 years I believe. Cause ONDC started launching platforms with literally 0 fees or negligible fee of 0.1-0.5% By the Govt, for the users..... 💭 Thoughts???

I think fee increases for cover losses.. Although zomato have big and so many opportunities as it has a user and restaurants data (Data is everything If you used it right way) for example, Sell vegetables to the restaurants buy directly from farmers or big players (huge margins in that also)

It probably won't be affected since people have now gotten the taste of convenience.

As someone who's extensively working with Google maps and know about this routing and dispatch stuff let me tell you. It's very expensive. Just picking a delivery address costs 0.6 rs. Getting a route can cost up to 1.5 rs per delivery.

Bentley this time

In my it's not a money boost or earning it's because to make profits to cover loses

In my opinion it will most certainly boost earnings. Most people ordering through such apps will not give a damn about INR 5 (even as long as it is in single digit). And remember, we are now creatures of habit. It is also sort of a duopoly right now.

From customers ❌️ From restaurants ✅️

Poor decision. At some point users will quit. Such high rise in platform fee is really weird.

Food used to be delivered free by restaurants. This is deserving, let those lazy bozos who can't live without these food delivery apps pay the penalty for their inanity. Increase more Zomato, why just limit to 25 percent?!