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SmallCapVoice.com Inc. (“SCV”) announces the availability of a new interview with Travis Crane of WarpSpeed Taxi Inc. (OTC Pink: WRPT) (“WarpSpeed” or the “Company”), the developer of an all-in-one software solution for ride hailing, food delivery, and courier services, to discuss how the Company is executing on an aggressive five-year plan for market penetration in several key countries before global expansion.
WarpSpeed Taxi came from the desire to simplify and consolidate several consumer services into an ‘All-in-one’ application. They have taken a ride-sharing service and combined it with local food and grocery delivery services plus additional courier services. Thereby, customers can delete 3 or 4 different services and just use one, whose focus is efficiency and speed.
“As far as the business model, we’ve set this up so we can enter the market as quickly as possible. Right now, the app is in beta testing and doing quite well in testing actually. We decided to start testing where there’s a significant need for this too, Ahmedabad, India. Once we’re confident in the application and we’ve taken care of any UX issues, we’re planning a full-scale launch in India. After that, we’re targeting Kenya. The big key here is localized branding and advertising, in India, we’re called Tezi Taxi, which is Hindi for Fast Taxi. When we launch in Kenya, it’ll be Haraka Taxi, which translates to Quickly in Swahili. The goal is to provide a localized, on-brand experience everywhere!” Crane says. “I would say our biggest goal at our doorstep is completing that Beta test and launching full scale. We really want to make an impact to what happened during the Covid-19 pandemic. See a lot of restaurants had to rely on delivery services, but they’re currently being charged up to 30% of the ticket price each time. Our business model allows taxi drivers to deliver food, groceries, and more, but instead of charging ridiculous fees, we’re basing delivery on distance traveled. This should keep costs as low as possible to restaurants and other vendors in the areas.”
The interview also highlights several corporate milestones such as moving the Company toward uplisting to the OTCQB and penetrating the US market later in 2022.
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By Stuart SmithSmallCapVoice.com Inc. (“SCV”) announces the availability of a new interview with Travis Crane of WarpSpeed Taxi Inc. (OTC Pink: WRPT) (“WarpSpeed” or the “Company”), the developer of an all-in-one software solution for ride hailing, food delivery, and courier services, to discuss how the Company is executing on an aggressive five-year plan for market penetration in several key countries before global expansion.
WarpSpeed Taxi came from the desire to simplify and consolidate several consumer services into an ‘All-in-one’ application. They have taken a ride-sharing service and combined it with local food and grocery delivery services plus additional courier services. Thereby, customers can delete 3 or 4 different services and just use one, whose focus is efficiency and speed.
“As far as the business model, we’ve set this up so we can enter the market as quickly as possible. Right now, the app is in beta testing and doing quite well in testing actually. We decided to start testing where there’s a significant need for this too, Ahmedabad, India. Once we’re confident in the application and we’ve taken care of any UX issues, we’re planning a full-scale launch in India. After that, we’re targeting Kenya. The big key here is localized branding and advertising, in India, we’re called Tezi Taxi, which is Hindi for Fast Taxi. When we launch in Kenya, it’ll be Haraka Taxi, which translates to Quickly in Swahili. The goal is to provide a localized, on-brand experience everywhere!” Crane says. “I would say our biggest goal at our doorstep is completing that Beta test and launching full scale. We really want to make an impact to what happened during the Covid-19 pandemic. See a lot of restaurants had to rely on delivery services, but they’re currently being charged up to 30% of the ticket price each time. Our business model allows taxi drivers to deliver food, groceries, and more, but instead of charging ridiculous fees, we’re basing delivery on distance traveled. This should keep costs as low as possible to restaurants and other vendors in the areas.”
The interview also highlights several corporate milestones such as moving the Company toward uplisting to the OTCQB and penetrating the US market later in 2022.