Petroleum Product Startup Investment Opportunity in Atlanta, USA

Products and services will include:
1. On-demand fuel delivery for individuals:
• Busy professionals, parents, and anyone seeking convenience use this service to have their vehicles refuelled at home, work, or other locations without visiting a gas station.
• Customers simply order through the app, and a certified driver arrives to fuel their vehicle at their specified time and location.
2. Fleet fueling for businesses:
• Companies with delivery vehicles, service fleets, or logistics operations use the app to streamline refuelling, reducing downtime and boosting productivity.
• Businesses schedule regular or on-demand fuel deliveries to their fleet, ensuring vehicles are always ready to go without disrupting operations.
3. Partnership programs with delivery platforms:
• Delivery drivers (e. g. , for DoorDash, Uber Eats) and rideshare operators use this service to keep their vehicles fueled and on the road without interrupting their workflow, enhancing their earning potential by avoiding fuel stops during busy hours.
These offerings focus on convenience, efficiency, and cost-saving for both consumers and businesses. Currently the business does not own any physical assets yet.
Here’s a breakdown of the tangible and intangible assets required:
Tangible assets:
1. Delivery vehicles: Trucks or vans used for fuel delivery.
2. Fuel storage and distribution equipment: Tanks, pumps, and safety equipment required for storing and delivering fuel.
3. Fuel inventory: The fuel available for delivery to customers.
4. Technology hardware: Devices like tablets, GPS units, and computers used by drivers and operations staff.
5. Office and operational space: Any office or facility space for administrative work, fleet management, or fuel storage (if applicable).
6. Mobile delivery fleet: Whether leased or owned, the vehicles used to carry out the service.
7. Branding and marketing materials: Physical assets like vehicle decals, uniforms, and promotional items.
Intangible assets:
1. Brand name and reputation: The value associated with the brand, including its customer trust and recognition.
2. Customer relationships: Loyal customer base and long-term contracts with businesses or fleet customers.
3. Proprietary technology: The mobile app, website, and any software used for managing fuel delivery, customer orders, and payments.
4. Licenses and permits: Regulatory permits are required to operate fuel delivery services, which are crucial for business continuity.
5. Partnership agreements: Strategic partnerships with platforms like DoorDash or businesses for fleet fueling services.
6. Intellectual Property (IP): Any patents or trademarks for the company’s name, logo, and proprietary software or processes.
7. Employee and driver expertise: Skilled labor, including drivers trained in safety protocols and fuel handling.
8. Data and analytics: Customer data, operational metrics, and any data collection processes that can be leveraged to optimize services or improve customer experience.
9. Goodwill: The company’s reputation in the marketplace, which could increase its perceived value.
These assets, both tangible and intangible, are key to the company’s operations and long-term value creation. Remote business operations, no physical facility needed to operate. Zero funds to date.
No outstanding loans or debts.
There is 1 owner with 100% ownership.