Route bundle
A route you run regularly, booked once and repeated on a schedule.
Route bundle, step by step
Every step is visible to you: where the vehicle is, what has been handed over and the photo that closes the job.
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Describe the route
The addresses, the days, the vehicle. Weekly, twice weekly or daily, whatever the business actually runs.
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Agree a corridor rate
A regular route can be planned around, and planning is what removes the empty return leg. The rate reflects it.
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Booked once, repeated
Each run appears on your dashboard ahead of time, with its own Order Number, and deducts from the wallet as it runs.
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Proof on every run
The same tracking, proof of delivery and statement line as any other job, without re-booking it every week.
Priced on the vehicle, not the parcel
The vehicle the job needs and the distance it drives. Every line is on the quote page before you confirm.
A 40 km bakkie corridor leg, backhaul filled
R415,00
Bakkie, ½ ton. Standard speed, before scheduling surcharges.
Express
R601,75Delivered within three business days.
Standard
R415,00Delivered within five business days.
Economy
R381,80Delivered within ten business days. Cheapest, because it travels with a load already going that way.
Asked before you book
Because we can plan the vehicle's return. An ad-hoc load pays for both legs; a scheduled route gets a backhaul on the way home, and the corridor rate passes that saving on.
QwaQwa to Bethlehem and Harrismith daily, the N3 to Durban and the N1 into Gauteng on schedule. Your own route can become one if it runs often enough to plan around.
Yes, from the dashboard, with a day's notice for a single run and a week's for a change to the pattern.
A bundle is priced on a pattern, so it runs for at least a month. After that it continues until you stop it.
Route bundle, already priced.
Quote it on the site, confirm it on WhatsApp, track it to the door. Dispatch runs 06:00–22:00, seven days.