Imagine you might be lounging in your sofa after a protracted day, craving your favorite pizza, and with only a few faucets in your telephone, it is at the doorstep in minutes. Food supply apps have actually remodeled our life, placing a world of cuisines at our fingertips. Giants like Swiggy and Zomato have led the cost, making meals supply an on a regular basis comfort, whereas additionally elevating the stakes with improvements like subscription plans, cloud kitchens, and now, ultra-fast deliveries. Joining this aggressive house is Ola, which has entered the 10-minute meals supply section with its service Ola Dash, as reported by NDTV Profit.
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What is Ola Dash?
Ola Dash is Ola’s newest enterprise into meals supply, launched by way of the Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC) in June this 12 months. Currently accessible in choose elements of Bengaluru, the service operates by the Ola major app below the meals supply part. Ola Dash focuses on pace by limiting its companion eating places to a 1 km radius, making certain faster supply instances.
This transfer pits Ola straight in opposition to established gamers like Swiggy and Zomato, in addition to rising opponents like Zepto Cafe, Swiggy Bolt, and Blinkit’s Bistro, that are already experimenting with tremendous quick supply fashions.
Both Swiggy and Zomato, with their huge networks and technological edge, have set excessive requirements within the meals supply ecosystem, making Ola’s entry much more difficult. For customers, nonetheless, the competitors means higher decisions and sooner companies.
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Online meals supply apps ship our meals in minutes. Image Credit: iStock
While the ultra-fast supply race intensifies, meals supply platforms have just lately confronted criticism over rising costs. Last month, each Zomato and Swiggy got here below hearth for rising platform charges through the festive season. Customers, on social media platform X, criticised the systematic rise in meals supply prices, together with GST, supply, packing, and now platform charges.
Many customers mentioned that these apps, which initially supplied free supply, now generate income by processing over 3.5 million orders day by day. Critics accused the platforms of exploiting festive demand, with some speculating this transfer is momentary to spice up income.
