Uber Eats
part of Uber
4 statements across 2 episodes · 2 bullish · 0 bearish · 2 people on the record · first statement Mar 8, 2024 by Eran Henig · said 38 times in 15 episodes since 2023 · across every show →
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brought up most by Pablo Srugo (26), Jeff Adamson (3), Dan Park (3), Andres Bilbao (3), Noah Glass (1), Hussein Fazal (1), Allen Lau (1)
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2026 2 mentions in 1 episode
2025 18 mentions in 7 episodes 3 per episode
- He sold SkipTheDishes for $200M—then grew Neo Financial to a $1B valuation. | Jeff Adamson, Co-Fo... · PMF Show
- PMF Observations: How 4 Founders Built Massive Startups Their Own Way · PMF Show
- He took a 97% downround—then grew to $400M ARR & a $575M valuation in 2 years. | Dan Park, CEO of... · PMF Show
- It took him 7 years to hit $1M ARR—now his $1B public company does $1M every day. | Noah Glass, F... · PMF Show
- He Hit $3.5M ARR and Still Failed. Here’s His #1 Mistake. | Joseph Lee, Founder of Freshline · PMF Show
- How to tell if you have true product-market fit—& what to do if you don't. | Matt Watson, Host of... · PMF Show
- He got rejected by 50 VCs & had 4 months of runway—3 years later, he's at $150M ARR & profitable.... · PMF Show
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2024 14 mentions in 6 episodes 2 per episode
- He took on Uber & grew Rappi to $5B—here’s why the craziest founders often win. | Andres Bilbao, ... · PMF Show
- How to Validate an Idea | Eran Henig, Founder of Thriver · PMF Show
- 24 ways to get your first customers—based on real examples from the last 100 episodes. · PMF Show
- He grew to 2M customers & exited—in one of the biggest fintech exits ever. · PMF Show
- How to Launch a Marketplace | Allen Lau, Founder of Wattpad · PMF Show
- When Doing Customer Discovery, Don't Do This · PMF Show
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2023 4 mentions in 1 episode
Everything said about Uber Eats, oldest first
Mar 8, 2024 positive
Henig: Corporate catering avoids the real-time fulfillment pressure of consumer delivery
“One of the other advantages of corporate catering is that you don't need the food from now to now. Imagine skip the dishes, imagine Uber Eats. You're hungry right now. It's 10 p.m. You're watching Netflix. You want your food to show up if you can in like 20 mi…”
Mar 24, 2025
Mar 24, 2025 neutral
Mar 24, 2025 positive
Adamson: Uber Eats maintained responsible economics unlike aggressive VC subsidizers
“They didn't drop the bottom out on the market. They didn't go around just offering everything for free to everyone. And then just kind of burning all their VC money on just food delivery. They actually had pretty responsible economics.”