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Uber Technologies — UberCab — Pitch Deck (2008)

25 slides from Uber Technologies's pitch deck, 2008

  1. Slide 1: UberCab: Next-Generation Car Service

    UberCab Next-Generation Car Service

  2. Slide 2: Cabs in 2008

    — Cabs in 2008 * Most use aging & inefficient technology — Radio dispatch, no 2-way communication — Most common car, Ford Crown Victoria = 14mpg * Hailing is done by hand or phone — No GPS coordination between client/driver — Significant fareseeking or “dead-time” @:e-

  3. Slide 3: The Medallion System

    ures The Medallion System * Taxi-monopolies reduce quality of service — Medallions are expensive, and drivers underpaid — Medallions cost ~$500k, drivers make 31k — No incentive/accountability for drivers/clients * Digital Hail can now make street hail unnecessary

  4. Slide 4: UberCab Concept

    UberCab UberCab Concept * A fast & efficient on-demand car service * Market: Professionals in American cities * Convenience of a cab in NYC + experience of a professional chauffeur. But in SF and NYC * Latest consumer web & device technology — automate dispatch to reduce wait-time * Optimized fleets

  5. Slide 5: 1-Click Car Service

    — 1-Click Car Service * Must be a member to use the service — Professional and trustworthly clientele * Not hailed from street — Sono medallion licenses are required, since clients are service members & use digital-hail * Guaranteed Pick-up (unlike a yellowcab) — Mobile app will match client & drive

  6. Slide 6: Key Differentiators

    Uvercab Key Differentiators * Members Only - Respectable clientele * 1-click hailing — “Pickup here in 5 mins” ¢ Fast Response time — easier than calling * Luxury automobiles — Mercedes Sedans * Great drivers — “Rate your trip” feature * High-tech solution: Geo-aware auto-dispatch ¢ Optimized fleet

  7. Slide 7: Operating Principles

    weer Operating Principles * Luxury service on-demand * Modern and fuel-efficient fleet * Customer-focused, computer-coordinated * The best end-user experience possible * Statistically optimized response time * Pre-paid, cashless billing system * Profitable by design

  8. Slide 8: UberCab apps

    Uercab UberCab apps * 1-Click request from Geo-aware devices * SMS from any phone: “pickup @work in 5”

  9. Slide 9: UberCab.com

    teeta UberCab.com * Book Trips, show Fleet status, trip history * Pre-specify locations with labels + coordinates — To enable easy texting of pickup locations * Google Maps integration — Lat/long for “home”, “bob-work”, “alice-apt”

  10. Slide 10: UberCab Use-Cases

    UberCab Use-Cases * Trips to/from restaurants, bars & shows * Fast local transport where parking isn’t easy * Airport pickup/dropoff (pre-scheduled) * Working while commuting (wifi in cars) — 3 person rideshare to a South-Bay campus * Dropping off Kids at School * Elderly transport

  11. Slide 11: User Benefits

    — User Benefits * Cabs don’t guarantee pickup, can take 45 mins * Cab aren't as safe or clean as limos * Car services require 1-3 hours notice * Car services transfers average over $60 + tax * UberCab would be faster & cheaper than a limo, but nicer & safer than a taxicab

  12. Slide 12: Environmental Benefits

    urecd Environmental Benefits * Better Utilization of Vehicle Resources — In NYC, 35% of time is spend looking for fares — In less dense cities, can be over half “dead-time” — As swarm size increases, efficiency will improve * Hybrid vehicles (2x efficiency of a cab) — Mercedes S400 BlueHybrid, Lexus

  13. Slide 13: UberCab Fleet

    satis UberCab Fleet ¢ Premium — S550 for SF Beta clients ¢ 30mpg with S400 BlueHybrid (in 2010) ¢ Standard — Lexus GS450h or e320-— 23mpg =—s — ¢ Existing cab/towncar fleets get 14-16 mpg

  14. Slide 14: Initial Service Area

    linia Initial Service Area * Central SF to Start, Manhattan soon after

  15. Slide 15: Technology

    Usercab Technology * Mobile phones + intelligent scheduling — Applications for iphone, blackberry, symbian — Operations research for route optimization * Payment/utilization/reputation tracking * Patent-pending system design

  16. Slide 16: Demand Forecasting

    uc Demand Forecasting * Cars hover in statistically optimized positions — minimize expected pickup time given hour of week & weather/traffic conditions

  17. Slide 17: Overall Market

    tsetse Overall Market * $4.2B annually and growing * Top 4 players combined only 22% of revenues 7.25 THE UNITED STATES Taxi and Limousine Service (US $ mim): The United States 2004 - 2014 Year The United States of Region Ar) TESROT Paw 200s 1.195 eons’. 2006 4,029.70 59.82% 2007 4.11835 £9, 78% 200

  18. Slide 18: Composition of Market

    wees COmposition of Market * Focus on Urban service on-demand MAJOR MARKET SEGMENTS * 2007 Market

  19. Slide 19: Target Cities

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  20. Slide 20: Potential Outcomes

    a Potential Outcomes * Best-Case Scenario — Becomes market leader, $1B+ in yearly revenue * Realistic Success Scenario — Gets 5% of the top 5 US Cities — Generates 20-30M+ per year profit * Worst-Case Scenario — Remains a 10 car, 100 client service in SF — Time-saver for San-Francisco based executiv

  21. Slide 21: Smartphones, Aug 2008

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  22. Slide 22: Future Optimizations

    weer Future Optimizations * Cheaper cars by buying used * Less expensive hybrid vehicles (prius) * More accurate GPS technology * Discounted rates for Sun-Tues multi-hour bookings * Pay premium for on-demand service * “get here now” costs more than “tomorrow at 5pm”

  23. Slide 23: Marketing Ideas

    Unercab Marketing Ideas YellowCab is the only recognizable brand — Become the ubiquitous “premium” cab service Invite Only, referred from an existing member Possible slogan: The One-click cab The NetJets of Limos Cabs2.0

  24. Slide 24: Location-Based Service

    urecs LOCation-Based Service ¢ Extend infrastructure to other LBS applications — Delivery, non-critical medical/governmental use * Growing to a $3.5B industry by 2010

  25. Slide 25: Progress to Date

    Uvercab Progress to Date Ubercab.com reserved + “ubercab” SMS code California LLC + trademark filed Iphone dev license applied for Nov28,08 Bank Account + Paypal account created 5 advisors & 15 clients now recruited Provisional patent filed NEXT: buy 3 cars, develop app, Feb1st demo — Raise a few mi

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