Flyte Food Delivery Takes “Flight” During Crucial Times
TechCulture Flyte Food Delivery, a Canadian food ordering platform, has recently just come out of the waters and boasts the cheapest fees in the entire market.
Flyte CEO Alen Niu says, “Delivery prices need to be more affordable. Instead of delivery doubling the price of the order after fees, we often go lower than you would get in-store with the same quality.”
The company brings to all its customers, a new model that exemplifies true care towards them. The platform partners with various local and chained restaurants to provide quick, cheap, and delicious food.
Additionally, you can order from multiple places in one order without any extra fees or time. If family members or friends want something different, it’s no sweat, no extra fees, so everyone can enjoy what they want.
The company has also revamped its mobile interface. As a result, the main screens now offer user recommendations based on past customer choices, favorites, and other user-centric options.
Flyte plans by the end of 2020, to reach more than 1,000 partnered restaurants around Canada through 100 cities around the country. “We tune to what the customers want, fewer fees? Sure. More options for everyone in the same order? Sure. We care about our users more than our business. That’s what Flyte is about.” said CEO Alen Niu.
The competitive food delivery market could balloon to $24 billion by the year 2023, from $17 billion this year. Much of the demand for delivery services is driven by millennials, according to a study by Acosta and Technomic, which found that 77 percent of millennials used a delivery service in the past three months, as opposed to just 51 percent of all diners. Furthermore, 44 percent of millennials ordered from third-party services compared to 20 percent of all diners.
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