Grocery delivery
A full shop collected and brought home, however many bags it is.
Grocery delivery, 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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Place the order with the store
Any store that will hold a paid order for collection: a supermarket, a wholesaler, the butcher, the spaza. Attach the order number to the booking.
- 02
Collected, however many bags
The driver collects the whole order onto the bakkie. A month's shop is one trip, not three.
- 03
Carried in and photographed
Carried in to the door and photographed on hand-over. The Order Number stays on the job.
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.
Bakkie
½ tonParcels, retail goods, hardware, FMCG
An 8 km grocery run on a bakkie
R177,00
Priced on the vehicle and the distance. You pay for the job you book, with no account or wallet to set up first.
Asked before you book
No. The driver collects an order you have already placed and paid for. That keeps the price a trip price and keeps the driver out of your choices at the shelf.
Any that will hold a paid order for collection: the big supermarkets' click-and-collect, wholesalers, a butcher or bakery, or a local shop that knows you.
On the vehicle and the distance, the same as any other job. Ten bags and forty bags cost the same to carry on a bakkie.
A bakkie is not a fridge. Short local runs are fine; ask the store to pack cold items together and the driver brings them straight to you. For anything longer, book it early in the day.
Grocery delivery, already priced.
Price it on the site, book it, and watch the rider to your door. Dispatch runs 06:00–22:00, seven days.