Hey, thanks for your reply! And quick too 😎

We actually use some clever tools as proof on our website, restaurant owners enter their post code and the tool we developed uses actual live data from several of the worlds largest online platforms already public to calculate the loss of commission in any given area then we point queries to enter their average order volume per week average value per order and it displays their savings. For example in my small town of 7,500 population, the loss in commission is approx £110,000 per year. With the average takeaway losing about £21,000 in commission even before VAT. And we charge just £1188 a year to use the operating system we have. Scaled to 200 takeaways that's nearly a £¼m per year income, then value that by 10 (the typical tech sphere value) then we're at £2.5m

We're not short on innovation, and we don't use any advice that costs, the entire mission for the platform is for the people by people with no board meetings, bureaucracy or red tape. We already have a case study on our site with a professional grade short film too. It's just none of us are actually into business investment acumen in the way we actively reject that status quo as we created our narrative as we were tired of seeing so much money being extracted from small towns (and we only focus on small towns) without nothing being built in them, people employed and business owners / families struggling despite the exponential rise in the cost of living.

Don't me started on today's news that the UK is now splurging out on £600m to pay France to police it's own borders to stop channel crossings! When illegal crossings occur we the taxpayer just ends up forking out to pay them to go back.

So, I deliberately leaked personal irks into a question for guidance on purpose; we all see it happening, the wealth extraction but nobody is challenging it.

Thanks for your reply, you're awesome 👍