Nilekani: Namma Yatri charges drivers 25 rupees daily for unlimited customers
Nandan Nilekani · Nikhil Kamath x Nandan Nilekani | People by WTF | Ep #3 · Nikhil Kamath · Sep 14, 2024 · at 47:19
Nandan Nilekani explains Namma Yatri's direct-to-driver SaaS business model compared to traditional ride-hailing aggregators.
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“He pays the company for 25 rupees a day to use that platform to get customers, unlimited customers for the day.”
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