Shopping and Delivery for the Entire Province of Leyte

1. The Big Goal

We want to own the digital shopping market for the whole province of Leyte. We are building a bridge between Filipinos working abroad (OFWs) and their families in the 3 cities and all 40 towns of Leyte.

There are 1.7 Million people living in Leyte. Most of them live in small towns far from the city. These people have over 150,000 relatives working abroad who send money home. We are giving those OFWs a better way to take care of their families.

3. Who are our Customers?

• The OFW: Who wants to send groceries or a surprise gift (like a "Money Bouquet") to their parents.

• The Global Partner: Someone living abroad who wants to pay the electric and water bills for their partner in Leyte.

• Big Companies: Large businesses that need to deliver supplies to their workers across the province.

4. How We Make a Big Profit

We don't buy from expensive supermarkets. Our staff goes to the Public Market where the food is fresh and the prices are the lowest. We buy cheap and sell at a fair price, allowing us to keep 35% to 50% profit on every order.

5. The "Photo/Video-Proof" System

The biggest problem for OFWs is trust. We solve this by taking a photo/video of the items and a photo/video of the family receiving the gift. When the customer sees the "Video of Joy," they trust us and will buy from us again and again.

6. You Control the Money

This is very safe for you. When a customer pays, the money goes into YOUR personal PayPal account. You hold the cash. You only send the budget to the staff in Leyte via GCash when there is a real order to buy.

7. Rain or Shine Service

Leyte has a lot of rain and storms. Big delivery apps stop working when the weather is bad. Our "All-Weather" riders have the right gear to keep delivering food and hope to the 40 towns, no matter the weather.

8. How We Make Money (4 Ways)

1. Markups: We make money on the price of groceries and appliances.

2. Delivery Fees: We charge at least ₱245 for every delivery.

3. Local Partners: Local bakeshops pay us to list their cakes on our site.

4. Service Fees: We charge a small fee to pay the family's water and power bills.

9. Monthly Income Example (Based on 5 Orders/Day)

• Monthly Net Profit: After paying for gas, staff salaries, and ads, the take-home profit is estimated at ₱141,500 per month.

10. What is the ₱300,000 for?

• ₱60,000: To lock your "Exclusive Rights" (No one else can open this in Leyte).

• ₱80,000: For a brand new motorcycle and a professional delivery box.

• ₱75,000: For laptops and high-quality phones for the staff.

• ₱85,000: For the first 3 months of worker pay and Facebook ads.

11. The 5-Year Profit Plan

• Year 2: You get all your ₱300,000 back (Break-even).

• Year 5: Total profit is expected to reach over ₱2,000,000.

• Total ROI: 660% return on your money.

12. Next Steps to Start

1. Pay the ₱60,000 to secure the Leyte territory.

2. We set up your website and PayPal.

3. We hire and train your 2 staff members in Leyte.

Conclusion

For an investment of ₱300,000, you are not just starting a small shop. You are owning the "Digital Mall" for an entire province. You own the equipment, you hold the money, and you have a business that helps the community.

10 Simple Q&A for the Investor

1. How can one rider reach 40 towns? 

2. We start with the biggest towns near the city. As we grow, we buy more motorcycles to cover the further towns.

3. Why will people buy from us?

4. We save families a 4-hour trip to the city. For OFWs, we provide a guaranteed way to feed their family.

5. Is my ₱300,000 safe? 

6. Yes. You own the physical assets (motorcycle/laptops) and the exclusive rights to the province.

7. How do I stop staff from stealing? 

8. You hold the PayPal. You only send "Shopping Money" to their GCash after a customer pays you.

9. Why buy at the Public Market? 

10. Prices are much lower than malls, giving the business a much higher profit margin.

11. What if there is a storm? 

12. Our riders have professional rain gear. We deliver when others can't.

13. What is the ₱1,250 monthly fee for? 

14. This pays for your IT team to keep the website running and secure 24/7.

15. Can I run this from abroad? 

16. Yes. You manage the PayPal and orders on your phone; the staff does the physical work.

17. How do we get customers? 

18. We use Facebook Ads to target OFWs from Leyte living in places like Dubai, USA, or Canada.

19. When do I get my money back? 

20. You are expected to have your full investment back by Year 2.