Hakan Sevimoğlu Hakan SevimoğluFreelance Developer · 18 yrs
Pay per package · Live bidding

On-Demand Courier App for Shops: Send Packages with One Tap, Without Paying Courier Wages

Shops that employ their own couriers pay wages and insurance even when couriers sit idle in quiet hours, and still fall short at peak times. With PaketAğ's courier-calling feature, the shop prepares the package, calls a courier with one tap and pays only for packages delivered.

Quick answerIn the PaketAğ courier-calling system, the shop prepares the order and calls a courier from the panel; the package is offered to nearby couriers at a fixed fee, and if no courier takes it quickly, the fee rises in steps without exceeding the cap set by the shop. The courier picks up the package from the shop, and both the customer and the shop track the delivery on a map. There are no courier wages; the shop pays per package.

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Pay per package instead of courier wages

With salaried couriers, the cost runs whether there are orders or not. With the per-package model, cost arises only when there is an order. In quiet hours and on slow weekdays, this difference goes straight to profit; at peak times, you reach all couriers in the area instead of depending on a single one.

Izmir pilot programme

Join free for the first 3 months

We are launching in a selected district of Izmir with a limited number of shops. Pilot businesses pay nothing for the first 3 months; no orders, no cost. You don't need to leave your current platforms.

How does live bidding work?

  1. The shop prepares the package and calls a courier from the panel.
  2. The package is offered to nearby couriers at a fixed fee.
  3. If no courier takes it within a short time, the fee rises in steps.
  4. The fee never exceeds the maximum set by the shop for the package.
  5. The courier accepts the package, picks it up from the shop and delivers it to the customer; the delivery is tracked live on the map.

Phone orders and a single panel

Phone orders are entered from the same panel; the caller's number is recognized, their saved address appears on screen, and once the order is entered, a courier is called with the same button. App orders and phone orders sit in a single list.

For the full system, see the PaketAğ page; for restaurants with their own couriers, see the delivery and courier tracking software page.

What I offer

  • One-tap courier

    Call from the panel when the package is ready.

  • Pay per package

    No courier wages or insurance.

  • Fee cap

    The shop sets the maximum amount.

  • Live tracking

    Courier and delivery on the map.

  • Phone orders

    Address filled in automatically via caller ID.

  • Peak hours

    Access to all couriers in the area.

Technologies I use

PHP 8MySQLKotlinSwiftHarita / canlı konumWebSocket

Example projects

A selection of live projects serving real users.

How we work

  1. Free intro call

    We clarify needs, existing systems and goals together.

  2. Quote & roadmap

    Scope, technology, timeline and budget within 24 hours.

  3. Staged development

    Weekly demos and a live test environment.

  4. Launch & support

    Go-live, training and ongoing maintenance.

Free pre-analysisThe first meeting and roadmap are completely free, with no obligation.

Staged delivery and approvalYou review each module on a test environment before we move on.

Written scope and rightsScope, delivery and source code rights are defined in the contract.

Frequently asked questions

What does an on-demand courier app for shops do?

It lets shops offer packages to couriers in the area with one tap when an order is ready, without employing their own courier, and pay only for packages delivered.

Can courier fees get out of control?

No. Although the fee rises in steps, it never exceeds the maximum set by the shop.

What happens if no courier is found?

The fee rises in steps at short intervals, making the package more attractive; if the cap is reached, the shop is notified.

Which businesses can use it?

Restaurants, kebab shops, pide bakeries, markets, cafés and any shop that delivers.

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