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Just read that Rapido launched food delivery app Ownly. On a side note..Like it disrupted transport by incentivising drivers with tips.. because of which drivers never come until they feel they got money..( which is quite double the amount given pe

🚖 What if Uber & Ola never took a cut from drivers? Imagine a ride-hailing app where: ✅ Drivers keep 100% earnings (No commission!) ✅ Just a small monthly fee (₹50-₹100) instead of losing 30-35% per ride. ✅ Cheaper fares for passengers revenue f

Namma Yatri: Disrupting the Ride-Hailing Industry by Empowering Drivers and Setting a New Standard for Transparency Launched in 2022, Namma Yatri has transformed the ride-hailing industry by prioritizing drivers instead of imposing high commissions.

So I saw a company today whose name is " " join my wedding " and it's actually quite interesting Business concept : They serve as a platform between marriage hosts and the people who want to attend the wedding. They charge some money from the seeke

What do you think how public will react if government introduces 0.1 to 0.5% charge/ commission on UPI transaction ?

Namma Yatri is a ride booking app which is threatening the duopoly of Ola and Uber. Ola and Uber charges upto 30% commission from their drivers which means the driver has to pay ₹30/ride to the company if he earns ₹100/ride. And also the payment is

what about building an app and partner with local kirana store and whenever someone place an order order will send to a store nearby and they have to deliver by themself under 10 minutes, and we won't charge them any commission to both, instead we ca

I have a plan in the food segment similar to food delivery, but instead of taking a commission, we operate on a subscription-based model depending on the order. Additionally, delivery personnel receive a fixed monthly salary based on targets. Unlike