Updated 1 October 2026 · Pludor team · 3 sources
Pludor matches local parcel requests with nearby couriers (Sharing > Parcel), and stores can run their own local deliveries with driver tracking in Deliveries.
Sending something across town often means expensive national couriers or unreliable informal riders with no tracking.
5 steps, in this order. Each one is explained in the step-by-step guide.
A local courier marketplace is usually cheaper and faster for short distances. On Pludor, open Sharing > Parcel, enter pickup and drop-off plus a description of the item, then review offers from nearby couriers and pick one. You can track the delivery from your account.
Look for a service that shows you the delivery status in real time rather than just a phone number. Pludor's Parcel option matches your request with couriers in your area and lets you follow the delivery from your account. Informal riders with no tracking are the main alternative, but you have no visibility if something goes wrong.
It depends on the distance and the courier's offer, so compare a few quotes before booking. Pludor is free to request or offer deliveries; each paid delivery carries the standard platform fee. If you're setting your own delivery price as a store, you can use Pludor's free Delivery Fee Calculator to work out a fee that covers the trip.
Create a free Pludor store, then use Deliveries in the Core Commerce menu to assign your own drivers and track their runs. You can also request outside couriers through Sharing > Parcel when your own drivers are busy. Buyers are notified as each order moves through packed, out for delivery and delivered if you use the Orders dashboard.
Yes, you can offer parcel runs in your area. On Pludor, open the Wayfare page, choose to offer parcel deliveries, and set your area and prices. You'll then see requests from people and stores nearby and can make offers on them.
It's a service that matches local parcel requests with nearby couriers, plus delivery management tools for stores. Individuals use Sharing > Parcel to send things across town; stores use Deliveries to run their own local deliveries with driver tracking. It's local only, not a national or international shipping carrier.
Every delivery is booked and tracked through your Pludor account, so you have a record and visibility instead of relying on an informal rider. You review offers from couriers before choosing one, and payment goes through the platform rather than cash handoffs. Coverage depends on real couriers being active in your area.
Base it on the distance and your costs so the trip is covered. Pludor has a free Delivery Fee Calculator where you enter the distance and costs and it suggests a delivery price. It's free and instant, and you don't need an account to use it.
Your own drivers are cheaper if you already have staff, but a courier marketplace covers you when they're busy or unavailable. Pludor supports both: Deliveries manages your own drivers with tracking, while Sharing > Parcel brings in nearby couriers on demand. Many stores use both depending on the day's volume.
Create a free Pludor store at pludor.com/setup - no card needed, and new stores get 500 free credits. Then either request a courier via Sharing > Parcel or set up your own drivers under Deliveries. A full step-by-step guide is at pludor.com/tutorials/courier-delivery.
Pludor matches local parcel requests with nearby couriers (Sharing > Parcel), and stores can run their own local deliveries with driver tracking in Deliveries.
People sending parcels across town, restaurants and shops delivering locally, couriers and dispatch riders.
Sending something across town often means expensive national couriers or unreliable informal riders with no tracking.
Free to request or offer deliveries; each paid delivery carries the standard platform fee.
1. Request a delivery 2. Enter pickup and drop-off 3. Pick a courier 4. Track 5. For stores Full step-by-step guide: pludor.com/tutorials/courier-delivery
Local only - not a national or international shipping carrier. Coverage depends on real local couriers in your area.
Parcel requests matched to nearby couriers. Store delivery management (Deliveries). Delivery tracking.
Booked and tracked local deliveries.
People sending parcels across town, restaurants and shops delivering locally, couriers and dispatch riders.
Local only - not a national or international shipping carrier. Coverage depends on real local couriers in your area.
Wayfare: a peer-to-peer marketplace for rides, courier deliveries, and rentals. Orders & Fulfillment: one order dashboard with pack lists, labels, shipping and delivery tracking. Restaurant Tools: online ordering, QR table ordering, kitchen display, reservations and waitlist.
Every step, in order: How to use Local Courier & Delivery.
Free to request or offer deliveries; each paid delivery carries the standard platform fee.
Free to start - no card, no item limit. Pay only for what you use past the monthly free amounts.
Open my free storeChecked 1 October 2026. Fees and rules change; follow the links for the latest.