Our own drivers leave Brooklyn every day. Orders inside the five boroughs land the same day. New Jersey and Westchester land the next.
Anything going to an address we cover gets flagged for our own trucks instead of a national carrier. You do not sort them yourself.
Orders picked by the 3:30pm cutoff go straight onto the van from the floor they were packed on. No line haul, no sortation hub, no extra handoff.
The driver scans the parcel at the door and photographs where it was left. Both land against the order in your dashboard.
The customer sees your name, not ours. The tracking page and the delivery notification both carry your branding.
Local delivery is the part of shipping where a national carrier costs the most and controls the experience least. Inside the metro we do it ourselves.
The five boroughs. Orders picked by the 3:30pm cutoff go out on that day's route.
The next business day. Those runs leave Brooklyn in the morning, along with Westchester.
Yes. Every drop is scanned at the door and photographed. Both sit against the order in your dashboard.
Yours. The tracking page and the delivery notification carry your branding. The customer does not see ours.
The driver follows the rule you set. Leave it in a safe spot with a photo, or bring it back and try again.
No hard floor. It works best when enough of your orders land inside the metro to fill a route.
Tell us your orders a month and we show you how much of your volume our own drivers can take off a national carrier.
Your brand's warehouse partner in Brooklyn. We do everything outside of selling the products you own.