Not So Dark helps restaurants run a second delivery-focused business - TechCrunch
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The startup has launched digital food delivery brands that you can find in food delivery apps.
In addition to their own menu, these partners can start cooking different food that is specifically designed for food delivery platforms.
Customers can find these restaurants on existing food delivery platforms, such as Deliveroo and Uber Eats.
Instead, the company is betting on existing restaurants.
In other words, restaurants can get additional revenue by making sure their kitchen staff are always busy cooking something — it can be for restaurant customers or for at-home customers looking for something different.
The startup can also optimize the listings on Uber Eats and Deliveroo by adjusting prices in real time depending on competitors — it’s something that can be time-consuming for a traditional restaurant.
The startup takes a cut on revenue like a traditional restaurant franchise.
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