Bangkok-based food delivery application Robinhood is well aware of the hardship felt across society due to the recent hike in the cost of living. As a caring and supportive platform, Robinhood has launched a “DD” delivery discount promotion campaign inviting eateries to offer delivery fee discounts to customers as an act of mutual help during the hardship. Robinhood is further subsidizing 20,000 participating eateries with a special flat rate 10-baht delivery fee for distances up to 10 km between February 7 – March 7, 2022. The “DD” promotion campaign seeks to offer sustainable benefits and value to eateries, customers, and riders in the long run.
Srihanath Lamsam, Managing Director at Purple Ventures, the Robinhood platform developer and operator, said, “Since its launch a year ago, Robinhood has been committed to helping average people weather the current economic hardship. Many eateries have already offered discounts to customers, and Robinhood has now chosen to offer subsidized delivery fees. As a small platform for small players, we need to optimize limited resources in a sustainable way for every small stakeholder on our platform.
Robinhood has now introduced a “DD” delivery discount promotion campaign to help everyone cope with the recent spike in the cost of living.” “Under the “DD” promotion campaign, eateries are offering delivery fee discounts to customers starting at 10%. Discounts on food and beverages are optional. As an additional method of support, Robinhood is subsidizing 20,000 participating eateries with a special flat rate 10-baht delivery fee for distances up to 10 km for every order placed between February 7 – March 7, 2022.
For orders placed with eateries not joining this promotion campaign, delivery fees will be at the regular rate. We hope this promotion campaign will help ease our customers’ hardship due to the rising cost of living, while benefiting both eateries, customers, and riders in the long run,” Lamsam concluded.
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