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With the terrible weather that has hit my area, an increasing number of people have expressed an interest in a grocery delivery service. There is currently no provider for such a service in my area. After doing a little bit of research online, I've found that a number of people have tried (and failed) at executing the idea, as there are a number of issues with such a service (such as scalability). I'm going to give it a try, but am confused on where to start with a pricing model.

Good is anything that help you earn your bread and butter (B&B). Better is anything that helps you earn a coffee along with the B&B. Best is anything that could make others crave for the same. On that note, profit is a relative term. Work out your cost/expenses and mark up with the percentage profit that you would like to make. Sensible would be something that would make the perceived value of your service much more than the cost involved in availing the same.

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Answered 9 years ago

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