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Nitin Rathod

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Why Failed Stayzilla ? Stayzilla failed due to a shift in its business model, intense competition from companies like OYO and Airbnb, high operational costs, and challenges in scaling to smaller towns. It burned through cash without securing enough funding to continue. Additionally, heavy marketing expenses and legal troubles further weakened the company's position, leading to its closure in 2017.

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