Rapido’s Ownly enters Hyderabad with zero-commission food delivery model
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Rapido has expanded its standalone food delivery service Ownly to Hyderabad using a zero-commission model for restaurants.
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- Rapido has launched its standalone food delivery application called Ownly in Hyderabad.
- The service utilizes a zero-commission model where restaurants do not pay fees on orders and customers only pay for food and delivery.
- Rapido delivery personnel will manage the logistics for the platform.
- This expansion aims to leverage Hyderabad's established food culture after an initial pilot in Bengaluru.
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Aravind Sanka
Co-Founder, Rapido and Ownly
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“Our model is simple: restaurants keep what they earn, customers pay only for their food and delivery, and nobody pays for anything in between,”
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…an additional earning opportunity. To mark the launch, Ownly hosted a biryani party for Rapido Captains in Hyderabad. Telugu actor Nani also attended the event and interacted with Captains from across the city. “ Our model is simple: restaurants keep what they earn, customers pay only for their food and delivery, and nobody pays for anything in between, ” said Aravind Sanka, Co-Founder, Rapido and Ownly. He said Hyderabad, with its strong food culture, was a natural next market for the platform after Bengaluru. Ownly said its zero-commission model allows restaurants to…
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