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I've a funny but logical startup idea, the idea is simple, building premium public toilets for the office workers especially as we can see the hygiene in most public washrooms is not great so what we have to do is enter partnership with the property

Imagine you’re buying pizza for your friends, and you’re faced with these options: Small: 4 slices for ₹100 Medium: 8 slices for ₹200 Large: 12 slices for ₹260 (with extra cheese!) Now, let’s rule out the Small pizza—it’s obviously not enough for a

Hey — If you're building something right now and it feels way heavier than it should… You're not crazy. Early tech always breaks. Automations glitch. Nothing connects like it should. And somehow, you’re also writing landing page copy at 1:47 AM. W

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

According to reports if you charge 9rs for anything then Indian people and mindset maybe give that's why many subscription based startup charging 9rs , 19rs , 29rs , 49rs and 99rs but most popular segment is 99rs but according to me soon charging 9

Hey!!!! We are trying to build a quick commerce app just like zepto/blinkit where we do not setup a darkstore rather we partner up with supermarkets or large kirana stores in the localities. By doing this we can reduce the cost of setting up a dark

Jewelry is a costly thing. So, easily we can make a jewelry company a premium brand by just making some few changes. If I had a jewelry brand I would do things like - 1. Making a compelling brand story. 2. As I can't charge more for the gold, I'll

What I find most annoying about long weekends is that by the time the market opens again, we've analyzed it from so many different angles that we end up overthinking and getting confused about which strategy to actually go with. Either we do nothing

As a cloud kitchen owner, I’m raising awareness about the challenges we face on delivery platforms like Zomato. They charge a 30% commission per order, and with an additional 10% government tax, we’re left with just 60% of the order value. From this,

I just figured out, most of the children want to go to Delhi University, and they come from different cities so obv they will stay in hostels, and there's such a huge huge huge market there, children are ready to pay insane prices to get a good P.G.