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Zomato hikes platform fee to ₹10 just before Diwali
The fee hike is aimed at covering operational costs during the festive season
In August 2023, it introduced a ₹2 fee to boost margins
It generates ₹65 crore annually on ₹1 hike

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Zomato Orders Just Got More Expensive, Here's Why

Name: Zomato Orders Just Got More Expensive, Here's Why
Uploaded: 2024-10-23T13:48:50.000+05:30
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Description: Zomato hikes its platform fee to ₹10 just before Diwali to cover operational costs during the festive season. This follows regular hikes since August, with each ₹1 increase generating ₹65 crore annually for the food delivery gi...

Zomato hikes its platform fee to ₹10 just before Diwali to cover operational costs during the festive season. This follows regular hikes since August, with each ₹1 increase generating ₹65 crore annually for the food delivery giant.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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Zomato Orders Just Got More Expensive, Here's Why

If you're planning to order food via Zomato for your Diwali party, then get ready to shell out a little more, because ordering out just got a little pricier! Zomato has raised its platform fee to ₹10.

Zomato says this increase is necessary to cover the cost of maintaining its services, especially during busy times like Diwali.

But this fee hike isn’t new. Just a few months ago, in August, they introduced a ₹2 fee to boost margins and push towards profitability.

Since then, Zomato has been regularly raising this fee. In fact, every ₹1 hike helps the company rake in a whopping ₹65 crore annually!

So, will this increase affect your orders this festive season, or are you willing to pay a little extra for your festive treats? Let us know in the comments below!

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