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TongueStun Acquired

Bengaluru, Karnataka Founded 2012 tonguestun.com ↗
Manjunath Ramakrishnan · Founder & CEO Sundhar Varun · Co-founder
UndisclosedTotal funding (tracked)
0Funding rounds
Last round

TongueStun: Business Model Canvas

The nine-block Business Model Canvas, filled in only where a public source states it — empty blocks mean we haven't found a citable fact yet, not that the answer is zero.

Value Propositions

Corporate catering aggregation with simplified ordering and payments

TongueStun connected corporate offices to a curated network of caterers, handling food ordering and secure payments so companies didn't have to deal with caterers directly.

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High order-frequency stickiness20+ orders/month per client

Corporate clients placed over 20 orders a month on the platform, indicating strong repeat usage.

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Customer Segments

Corporate offices / employers1,500+ client companies

1,500+ companies used TongueStun to feed employees, including large corporates like Accenture, Mindtree and Deloitte, across six Indian cities.

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Customer Relationships

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Channels

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Key Activities

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Key Resources

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Key Partnerships

Curated food/caterer partner network1,000+ food partners

Over 1,000 curated food and catering partners supplied meals through the platform across six cities.

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Revenue Streams

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Cost Structure

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FAQs on TongueStun

What is TongueStun's business model?

TongueStun's core value proposition centers on Corporate catering aggregation with simplified ordering and payments, High order-frequency stickiness.

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