They lend to restaurants under someone else's name
The Berlin firm that lends inside Wolt, Glovo and Bolt without showing its own name.
Read the analysisCompanies with a well built business model, taken apart box by box.
The Berlin firm that lends inside Wolt, Glovo and Bolt without showing its own name.
Read the analysisEvery issue rebuilds one company on a nine box canvas.
You guess, pull the keystone and pick the weak spot.
Every figure points to a source.
You go first: where does this company make its money?
You follow one deal step by step: who sends money, data and offers to whom.
Nine boxes fill as you read. Dark boxes are where the company is strongest.
The moves are stacked like bricks. Pull one and see which boxes of the model fall empty.
You pick one of three fragile points. Then we ask our questions.
At the end five signals draw the company’s shape. No two shapes are the same.
Where the money comes from and how solid it is.
How clear the promise to the customer is.
How customers are reached and kept.
The team, the licence and the scarce resources they hold.
The infrastructure and the partners they build it with.
Let’s fill in the canvas together and find the strong box and the missing one.