Discover a food delivery experience like never before with Bingeeat, India's first stock market-based restaurant concept. Conceptualized along the lines of the infamous stock market, Bingeeat is not just a Food; it is a fun, unique, and cutting-edge destination where you become the master of restaurant prices.
Startup Description
Welcome to Bingeeat, revolutionizing food discovery! Our platform lets vendors showcase their delights with real-time trading values, ensuring fair and dynamic pricing. Say goodbye to hefty costs-indulge in your favorite cuisines without breaking the bank. Join us in redefining the value of food, where every bite reflects the true market dynamics. Bingeeat: where cravings meet real-time value in every bite.
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Business Model
*Customer books the order from the Mobile App
*The notification is passed to the Vendor
*The Vendor accepts the order
*The Delivery Executive is assigned
*The Delivery Executive picks up the order
*The Delivery Executive drives to reach the Customer place
*The Delivery Executive delivers the order to the Customer
*Customer gets the order and pays the Delivery Executive
Customers
based in
India
Business
Modal Type
Mobile App
Type of
Sales
B2B2C
Competitors
The Food Stock Exchange redefines the dining experience by offering a platform for city food enthusiasts to place orders across a variety of restaurants. Prices dynamically adjust in real-time with each customer order, a unique live trading concept not found in major competitors like Zomato and Swiggy. This innovative approach is anticipated to capture market share, providing an engaging feature that keeps users eagerly anticipating new and exciting developments through live trading. Additionally, Eateta is copyrighted, ensuring immunity from competitors attempting to replicate our model.
Teams
Jai Motani
Founder
Ronak Desai
Co-Founder
Why did you decide to start this
company?
Bingeeats: where cravings meet real-time value in every bite!
Are all the founders full-time on this
project?
Yes
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