Food delivery platform Zomato has increased its platform fee for customers by 25% to Rs 5 per order, effective April 20. The fee increase, applicable in key markets including Delhi, Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Hyderabad, is expected to boost the company's
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???
0 replies
More like this
Recommendations from Medial
Kaustubh Bhatter
Founder, Sharpener |... • 8m
Hey everyone! Bootstrapping is FML difficult thing but surely rewarding if it helps society!
All edtech platforms charge some fees to teach you in the name of course fees, registration fees, booking fees or even seriousness fee.
Our platform, Sharpe
See More
0 replies2 likes
Gituparna Sarma
Co-founding Entrepre... • 1m
Starting a Company in India
Can Eat You Alive — Even if You’re Broke
Tag your CA friends, they’ll cry too.
Started an OPC thinking it's "just a formality"?
Even if you made ₹0, the govt wants an audit like you're Infosys.
Statutory Audit = Manda
🚀 AgriCold Connect: Bihar’s पहला Tech-Powered Cold Storage Network! 🌾
🔥 Problem + Opportunity:
Bihar wastes 30% fresh produce (₹3000+ cr loss!), while farmers earn just 25% of market price due to no storage & middlemen.
हमारा Mission: किसानों की
And I won against Zomato! A big victory today, as Zomato has finally revealed its Net Order Values 🙏🙏
People who have been reading my work over the last 26 months know how I have written so many viral posts to build awareness on how Zomato has bee
Is your bank doing charity by offering you a No-Cost EMI?
Absolutely not.
RBI itself has made it clear — 0% interest does not exist.
Yet banks, brands, and e-commerce platforms continue to aggressively market no-cost EMI offers like they’re doing
