ScootNYC will experience fluctuating demand because it only serves one consumer. Food establishments may hire scooters to deliver food during low seasons. Food delivery companies are well-placed for B2B partnerships. Technology is used to maximize the earnings of this meal delivery company concept. UberEats (and GrubHub) have transformed the delivery business model (Steever and al., 2019, 2019). ScootNYC might avoid being a company with only one client by capitalizing upon the opportunity offered by food business. Meal delivery services will be in great demand due to the ongoing epidemic. ScootNYC could be a participant in the highly lucrative food delivery sector, which is dominated now by Uber Eats. ScootNYC might contact local restaurants and offer them regular rates for their scooters. Food delivery used to be done using cars. But in large cities such as New York, where food outlets are often closer than residents, it is possible for scooters to be used. ScootNYC also allows drivers with contractual obligations to use scooters. There might be a charge for using the scooters. You can geofence the scooters to prevent abuse and then turn them off whenever they’re used in unapproved areas. B2B partnerships will increase the startup’s income. Working from home has become a common practice due to this epidemic. Some companies even have a work-from-home permanent policy. Even if there is less demand, the B2B partnership will still provide enough income to allow the business to continue its operations.