A courier is one company. deliv is a network.
A good local courier service knows your town. But when they're short a driver, booked up or closed on Sunday, your delivery waits. deliv books from several carriers, local couriers included, and watches every order.
Where couriers are good.
A local courier can be a real partner: familiar faces, known routes, flexible on odd jobs. If yours is reliable, keep them. Plenty of shops run deliv alongside their courier for overflow, rush orders and the days the courier is full.
Side by side.
| deliv | A typical local courier | |
|---|---|---|
| Capacity on your busiest day | Several carrier networks | Their own drivers |
| Booking | Online any time, or upload a CSV | Often by phone or email |
| Price | Shown before you book | Often quoted per job |
| Same-day speeds | ASAP, 2 hour, 4 hour, end of day | Varies |
| Tracking for your customer | Texts, tracking page and a photo at the door | Varies |
| Your brand on the tracking | With BrandTrack | Varies |
| Ads to the households you deliver to | With AdReach | Not usually offered |
Courier services differ a lot from town to town. This compares deliv with what a typical independent courier offers, not any one company.
Try it side by side.
Keep your courier.
No contract and no setup fee. Nothing to cancel first.
Send us the overflow.
Use deliv for rush orders, weekends and the days your courier is full.
Compare a month.
On-time, cost and what your customers say. Then decide.
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