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Lyft, Uber, SideCar, and similar wall paper of tom cruise in collateral ride-sharing services are about making life a little easier for San Franciscans without cars. Now a new crop of companies are working to help folks with cars by handling the parking for them.
From the customer s perspective, it s as close to having a personal driver as it can be. After a customer requests a pickup location, a vetted and trained Zirx agent meets them within five to seven minutes and provides a security code to identify themselves as the correct Zirx agent before taking wall paper of tom cruise in collateral the car off the customer s hands. To get the car back, the customer simply inputs wall paper of tom cruise in collateral a pickup location wall paper of tom cruise in collateral into the app, and the Zirx agent delivers the car at the requested location.
I actually discovered Zirx because I used it, I used the service and I really enjoyed [it]. The kicker for me was the cold bottle of [Boxed Water] at the end,” said Trinity Ventures general partner Ajay Chopra in an interview with VentureBeat. Trinity Ventures is a major investor in this round, wall paper of tom cruise in collateral and Chopra is joining Zirx s board as a result.
You don t just want to rent garage spaces. You want to be smart about where and how you re getting that garage inventory,” wall paper of tom cruise in collateral Zirx chief executive Sean Behr told VentureBeat. Although he wouldn t share the specifics, Zirx doesn t rent a set number of spaces but rather an adjustable number based on car flow, which presumably saves the company from unnecessary costs.
The barrier to entry is certainly very low, but the barrier to success is very high. It s one thing to build the app, [but] can you reliably return someone’s car in under seven minutes?” said Behr. There’s a lot of technology and algorithms behind that.”
Just as Lyft, Uber, and the like are competing on a technology front, racing to build the most accurate and robust technology to support their car dispatch services, Zirx and its competitors are undoubtably all working on their data science-based technology to optimize their services.
In terms of pricing, Zirx seems to come out on top. While Zirx charges wall paper of tom cruise in collateral only $15 per day, fellow wall paper of tom cruise in collateral San Francisco company Vatler charges between $20 and $35 per day. Both offer monthly rates as well. New York City s ValetAnywhere charges on an hourly basis, at about $6 per hour with a maximum of $42 for parking in Midtown Manhattan.
For geographical reach, Zirx appears to barely surpass Vatler. Both companies wall paper of tom cruise in collateral service SoMA and the Financial District, but Zirx also covers wall paper of tom cruise in collateral Hayes Valley. As mentioned, ValetAnywhere wall paper of tom cruise in collateral is only in Manhattan, currently available in Midtown between 57th and 14th Street, although it plans to expand wall paper of tom cruise in collateral south soon.
As for insurance a hot topic in ridesharing that will no doubt surface here too all three services wall paper of tom cruise in collateral appear to have what is known as garage keeper insurance, which is for businesses storing customer cars. Both ValetAnywhere and Zirx shared with VentureBeat that they have $1 million and $2 million-per-incident policies respectively, and Zirx has added that a customer car is covered wall paper of tom cruise in collateral from the moment wall paper of tom cruise in collateral an agent takes custody of it all the way until the customer takes back possession of it (the other two didn t clarify whether that s the case for them as well).
Just as with any other convenience service, much of the battle will come down to offering the best combination of price and painlessness. While Vatler wall paper of tom cruise in collateral is focusing on office parking as its customer acquisition strategy (something employers could potentially wall paper of tom cruise in collateral offer as paid-for perk), Zirx is beating it in price and geographical coverage so far. Little touches such as the cold carton of Boxed Water Zirx delivers with each car as well as its secret menu of additional services (filling up the gas tank, car wash, etc.) might also become important as the companies wall paper of tom cruise in collateral attempt to differentiate themselves.
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