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Divyansh Gupta

Stealth • 2m

Hi Medial Community, please validate the following idea Tired of paying double prices and high delivery fees on your favourite food items and watching restaurants struggle with commissions? What if there was a food delivery app where everyone wins—restaurants, riders, and you? Here’s the deal: No commissions for restaurants, so they keep all and offer better prices. Riders get the complete delivery fees from each delivery, and the platform only takes a small ₹5 fee. Simple, transparent, and fair. No surprise charges or confusing fees—just good food delivered without the hassle. With a small monthly subscription for both restaurants and riders, it’s about fair pricing for everyone. Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite or a full meal, this model supports local businesses, rewards riders, and keeps your costs clear and reasonable. What do you think?

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Akash Tiwari
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Entrepreneur • 18d

Hey. check out my idea showcase. I am building exactly same thing. you can find details on showcase. Idea Name - Krave

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Nawal

Stealth • 2m

Even I discussed the same idea - Delivery fee will be given from costumer to rider , Flat cost on each order . but at the end revenue will be super low , so instead of flat - we can go for minimal commission 10% flat commission ..

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