Suniel Shetty releases a meal delivery service and claims to provide food at a lower cost than Swiggy and Zomato

 

Waayu, a new online food delivery service launched by Mumbai hotels, claims to be 15% to 20% less expensive than other aggregators. The meal delivery app, Waayu, claims to address restaurant and customer problems with current online food delivery services, including exorbitant commissions, unfair rankings, biased reviews, low quality, and bad customer service.

With the new meal delivery service Waayu, customers are purportedly promised affordable, quick, hygienic, and high-quality cuisine. The app services, which are only now accessible in Mumbai, will soon be available in more locations.

More than 1,000 eateries in Mumbai may be accessed through this software as a service (SaaS) platform, including Bhagat Tarachand, Mahesh Lunch Home, Banana Leaf, Shiv Sagar, Guru Kripa, Kirti Mahal, Persian Darbar, Ladu Samrat.

According to reports, WAAYU does not impose commission fees on eateries, allowing them to provide clients with more value and competitive costs. The platform intends to avoid the issues of excessive pricing, delays, poor hygiene, low quality, and a lack of customer service by offering clients food that is affordable, timely, hygienic, and of good quality.

Suniel Shetty, an actor, and hotelier, has also been hired by the company as a brand ambassador.

"WAAYU app's adoption of a commission-free business model will revolutionize the online meal delivery sector. Although we have 16 sources of income, not all of them will start to flow right away. With the restaurants, we will have a fixed fee agreement for an initial price of £1,000 per month per outlet. It will eventually rise to £2,000 each month. Anirudha Kotgire, the company's creator, said there is no per-order commission.