Ramp Business Model And How It Makes Money by Helping Companies Spend Less
Most fintech companies want you to spend more. Ramp wants you to spend less. That’s the entire premise, and somehow, it works as a business. Ramp is one of the fastest-growing financial platforms in the US right now. It offers corporate cards,…
Deel Business Model And How It Actually Makes Money in the Global Hiring Game
If you’ve ever tried to hire someone in another country, you know the nightmare. Lawyers. Entity setups. Tax registrations. Compliance headaches that cost thousands before a single person is onboarded. Deel looked at that problem and said,…
Faire Business Model And How Faire Is Reinventing Wholesale for Independent Retailers
Wholesale has always been a gamble. You order too much, you’re stuck with dead inventory. You order too little, you miss the season. You find a great brand, but their minimum order quantity is $2,000 and returns aren’t allowed. You’re a…
Glovo Business Model And How It Really Works (And How It Makes Money)
Short answer: Glovo runs a multi-sided marketplace that connects customers, local businesses, and couriers. It makes money through delivery fees, commissions, subscriptions, and ads. It’s not just food delivery it’s a full urban logistics…
Agoda Business Model And How Agoda Became One of Asia’s Largest Online Travel Platforms
Agoda operates a two-sided online travel marketplace that connects travelers with hotels, flights, and travel services across the globe. It primarily earns revenue through commissions on bookings, merchant model margins, and advertising placements. What…
Wolt Business Model And How This Food Delivery Company Wins in Competitive Markets
Wolt is one of the most interesting food delivery companies out there. Not because it’s the biggest. But because it’s figured out how to actually win in markets where everyone else is struggling. Let me break down exactly how Wolt works, how…