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points by moate 11 hours ago | 0 comments
That sounds great, now convince consumers they don't want Monopoly one-stop platforms where they can order/purchase anything they can think of.
[–] whatever1 11 hours ago
Google maps has the website links of your restaurants. You can just click it and order there.

The restaurant then can broadcast the driver demand and delivery prize in their website. Drivers can be scanning all the restaurants in their area and decide if they want to take it or not. Restaurants over time will build lists of reliable drivers whom they will favor when matching.

[–] moate 9 hours ago
Dude, I pickup my own food with my own car 99/100 times.

I'm not saying a system couldn't be designed/work. I'm saying time and time and time again, it's been shown that consumers want a monopoly platform for convenience.

[–] whatever1 7 hours ago
Oh that is fair. So maybe cost can help drive the decision? If going direct gets me delivery with $10 but door dash needs $40 I am incentivized as a customer to go direct.