Arrange deliveries of business stock, equipment, documents and other goods.
Your estimate
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Next, check access details and post your job. You’ll confirm your email if needed before your job goes to drivers. No payment is taken now.
An estimate, not a booking. You see the final price before you pay.
A delivery for a customer, a stock transfer or equipment going to another site all need a reliable handover plan. Describe the job clearly and agree the operational details before it starts.
List the goods, dimensions, weight and any handling restrictions. Include collection and receiving hours, contacts and references. Explain whether the driver needs a loading bay, security pass or a booked delivery slot.
You can request an individual delivery through the booking journey. For recurring runs, several sites or requirements that do not fit the form, contact the team with routes, expected frequency and load information for review.
Transport, packing, installation and stock management are different tasks. Specify the work you need and agree it before booking. Do not assume trade credit, consolidated invoicing or a contracted schedule is included.
Add your route, items, date and access details. Use your email to save the move, then confirm it before sending your request to drivers.
Post your move, compare the offers and check what each driver includes before booking.
Message your driver after booking. Follow the job status and see their location when they share it.
Example account screens. The offer shown is illustrative, not a price for your move.
Check the details before you arrange your move.
Ask us a questionContact us with the routes, frequency and likely loads so the requirements can be reviewed. A one-off booking does not establish an ongoing contract.
Include access rules, references, opening hours and loading equipment requirements, then confirm the arrangement.
Send the details for review. Availability, scope and commercial terms need to be agreed rather than assumed from the online estimate.
