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Decoding Unit Economics for Early-Stage Startups Unit economics is your startup’s compass. It tells you if scaling will make you rich—or broke. Here’s how to decode it, step by step: 1. Define a Unit: This could be a customer, order, or subscriptio

Hyperlocal Skill-Sharing Platform ....... Create a digital platform where individuals within a community or city can offer and access hyperlocal skill-based services. It could range from teaching skills (music, cooking, coding) to on-demand personal

The era of horizontal networks are over. The last one was TikTok almost a decade ago, which is no more in India. No more billion users with ad monetisation. But vertical apps with smaller audiences, with more focused monetisation rather than ads.

Building a hyperlocal job app where people post or grab short gigs — no names, no photos, no filters. Just work. One city goes live first (maybe yours 👀). Others can still peek in, see how many people are active in their area, and wait for it to unl

🚀 Looking for a Co-Founder to Scale Locley! We are launching Locley, a hyperlocal e-commerce and delivery platform, designed to revolutionize the way local businesses sell and deliver their products online. The platform is ready, and now we are look

Subscription-based milk delivery startups such as BB Daily and Milkbasket peaked during the pandemic but have since declined amid poor unit economics Low margins on milk and limited top-up adoption kept average order values too low to scale profitab

Quick Commerce Battle: David vs Goliaths? Flipkart Minutes enters quick commerce as the newest player - but here's why size might not matter: While Blinkit processes 10L daily orders vs Flipkart's 50K... And has 791 dark stores vs Flipkart's 40...

Current Economic Headwinds for VC Funders The VC landscape in mid-2025 is grappling with significant economic shifts. After a boom, VC funders face a more disciplined environment due to higher interest rates, persistent inflation, and a recalibration

🚖 No MBA, No Funding - Just Street-Smart Strategy A Delhi auto driver now earns ₹5–8 lakh/month. Not by driving alone - but by scaling. ✅ Built a fleet ✅ Hired other drivers ✅ Understood daily cashflow ✅ Focused on 'unit economics', not va

In a world shaped by economic uncertainty, rising interest rates, and high-profile startup failures, investors now demand stronger unit economics, clearer paths to profitability, and leaner operations. This shift is forcing startups to rethink their