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Still going to be hard to compete agaisnt the big courier companies which have cargo bikes and cheaper rates.
Unfortunately, the amount of companies signed up for Living Wage still uses courier companies who don't pay it shows people tend to only care about the price.
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They also do a fair bit of takeaway food delivery, which is a growing market.
https://pedalme.co.uk/our-service/
But they only do it until 8pm and not on the weekend? Can that even be called a competing service to the likes of uber eats/deliveroo and if it does is that cheapest end of the delivery market where money can be made as an investor with a "premium service"?I don't think there is any money in food delivery to the end customer long term for them, people just don't order enough food in one go to utilize the bikes so a courier with a bag will win every time. They can pad out the hours with it to keep bikes on the road but that's about it. It's why the competition has already explored and stopped using these.
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Found out a bit more about it.
They are not so worried about rain / bad weather. They have essentially plastic bags that they use to keep the cargo dry, and they work ok. And they have an advantage in rain vs motor transport as the roads get snarled up.
They are doing quite a lot of work for pubs and restaurants which should build up into December.
They also do a fair bit of takeaway food delivery, which is a growing market.
I think the valuation is a bit high, but I do like it.