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SHIV DIXIT

Stealth • 6m

Idea for you implement now Guy's we all know that namma yatri startup is currently disrupting the whole OLA and UBER market with the help of subscription model . In this model driver just need to pay monthly small fees and he get customers without

Nishant singh

Stealth • 6m

The thing is people start using ola and uber because they give discount in starting. In this model you did not have price control hence you can not offer discount and also if you are charging just monthly fees you won't be able to make a big profita

SHIV DIXIT

Stealth • 6m

They are giving discount in starting because of their back-up vc funding but in this model price is consistent for both drivers and customer. According to logic this model is much affordable so ofcourse people will use that model in long term. Business is all about scalability and yes company always makes less profit but atleast company is dominating

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Nishant singh

Stealth • 6m

I have not used Namma yatri but I really liked in-drive , where the driver can set the price and you can set your and based on that both can negotiate but there is a base price . That model seems to be more sustainable to me

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