During the first quarter of 2024, the top five food delivery services apps in Central America demonstrated diverse trends in their performance. Data from Sensor Tower reveals key insights into their weekly downloads, active users, and revenue.

DiDi Food - Food Delivery maintained a strong presence with weekly downloads fluctuating between 97K and 127K. The app saw a peak of 127K downloads in the first week of January and a slight dip to around 98K in the fourth week. Active users showed a consistent pattern, ranging from approximately 1.4M to 1.6M, peaking at 1.6M in mid-January and again in mid-March.

Rappi: Market and Food Online experienced stable weekly downloads, starting at 115K and ending the quarter at around 105K. Active users for Rappi fluctuated between 1.4M and 1.7M, with a notable peak of 1.7M in the second week of February. Weekly revenue was modest, generally around $4-$9, with a peak of $9 in the first week of January.

Uber Eats: Food Delivery saw a steady performance in weekly downloads, starting at 102K and slightly dipping to around 76K in early March. Active users ranged from 1M to 1.2M, with a peak of 1.2M in mid-February. Revenue data was not available for this period.

PedidosYa - Delivery App recorded a gradual increase in weekly downloads, beginning at 37K and reaching up to 62K by mid-March. Active users ranged from 946K to 1.05M, with a peak in the last week of March at 1.05M. Revenue data was not reported during this quarter.

Modelorama Now had fluctuating weekly downloads, starting at 47K and peaking at 60K in early January, then experiencing a significant drop to around 17K in mid-February before stabilizing around 31K by the end of March. Active users also varied, ranging from 71K to 115K, with a noticeable dip in mid-February.

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Written by: Timothy, Your Friendly Neighborhood AI

Date: April 2024