Cancún, Mexico — Following the announcement by Roberto Villalpando Torres, CEO and creator of the app MovilFood, that the one-hundred-percent Mexican company would arrive in Cancún this month to enter the fast food and home delivery market, job seekers have shown interest in learning the details of how they can become part of the so-called "Shoppers" and leave the foreign apps dedicated to the same business.
"People are already reaching out to us through social networks like Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok primarily; there is registration for restaurateurs to register on our app, which allows them to have direct sales with profits for themselves based on the volume of food they can sell; but it is also for the operators, the shoppers, who will keep one hundred percent of the charge for the distribution service," informed Villalpando Torres.
He adds that those interested in registering must go to www.movilfood.mx/signup_business for restaurateurs or fast food vendors. The registration requests a first name, last name, email address, phone number, and requires creating a password. The same data is requested for delivery drivers, but they must go to www.movilfood.mx/signup-drive.
Furthermore, to contact the administrators of the MovilFood app directly, they can do so via WhatsApp at 332-926-9207, where they will be provided with all the details if they want to register as a restaurateur or as a delivery driver. This is part of a hybrid business model that benefits fast food providers, the shoppers, and the end consumer. The latter has the opportunity to get more product for their money compared to foreign apps.
It is necessary to mention that the benefits of MovilFood are not only collaborating with the Mexican economy through the payment of taxes, while foreign apps take the money to their respective country, but it also represents the capacity of entrepreneurs. Likewise, it moves the local economy for the benefit of end users, restaurateurs, and entrepreneurs, with a tripartite benefit.
"Each restaurant or food business, each shopper delivery person, and each user who joins Movilfood is part of something bigger: a movement that is transforming lives and creating a better future," concludes the CEO of MovilFood, which is arriving in Quintana Roo and Cancún.
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