Main occupy small and medium-sized city's meal service OrderUp obtains 7 million dollars

On-demand supply has become increasingly mobile internet life style, from a taxi to eat are so, another meal delivery company got the financing, with GrubHub, Seamless, Eat24 and other places are not the same, OrderUp mainly entrenched in small and medium-sized cities. It just got a 7 million dollar investment from revolution, and LivingSocial's co-founder Tim O ' Shaughnessy also had a shot at it.

This is the first financing of the company, founded in 2009, which will be used for urban sprawl (such as New York) and the optimization of ordering and feeding systems.

OrderUp not only provides restaurants with a complete set of ordering, logistics and distribution platforms, which makes ordering and distribution more efficient, it also has its own logistics team, which is also attractive to restaurants that do not have a takeaway service.

"You don't live in New York, it doesn't mean you don't want to order online," says Tige Savage, a manager at revolution. "It can be seen that the demand economy has a great tendency to penetrate small cities."