G2.comWholesale Delivery Service
Local delivery for wholesalers, distributors, and suppliers. Get cartons and cases to the stores and restaurants you supply, on routes you schedule. Enter a pickup and dropoff to see your price.
- 4.97/5Average driver rating
- 93%On-time score
- 99.3%Delivery reliability
- 76 secAverage support response
WHOLESALE COURIERS
Local Delivery for Orders Too Big for Parcel and Too Small for Freight
Wholesale orders sit in an awkward middle. Twenty cases for a restaurant is too much for a parcel carrier to handle well and far too little for a freight truck. It also has to arrive tomorrow morning, not in three to five days.
A cargo van and a local courier fit that gap. Load at your warehouse, deliver to each account in order, and get a photo and a note at every stop. Run it daily, weekly, or whenever an account calls with a rush order.
- Cases and cartons of packaged goods
- Restaurant and kitchen supplies
- Retail restocks for independent stores
- Samples and urgent fill-in orders
WHAT WHOLESALE DELIVERY DEMANDS
What Makes Wholesale Delivery Hard
Wholesale delivery is about accounts, not single orders. These six points shape it.
Receiving Hours Are Narrow
A restaurant takes deliveries between breakfast prep and lunch service. A store wants stock before it opens. Miss the window and the order may be refused.
Loads Are Heavy
Cases of liquid, canned goods, or paper add up quickly. The vehicle needs the capacity, and the courier needs a clear path to the back door.
Every Stop Needs a Record
Invoices depend on proof that the goods arrived. A photo, a note, and a time for each drop keep billing clean.
Accounts Notice Reliability
A buyer who cannot count on Tuesday’s delivery finds another supplier. Consistency is worth more than speed.
Rush Orders Interrupt the Plan
An account runs out mid-week and needs ten cases today. That delivery has to happen without pulling a truck off its route.
Owning Trucks Is a Fixed Cost
Vehicles, insurance, and drivers cost the same in a slow week as in a busy one. Paying per route moves that cost in step with sales.
WHOLESALE COURIER SERVICES
How Couriers Fit a Wholesale Business
Use them as your whole delivery operation or as overflow for your own trucks.
Same-Day Fill-Ins
Cover an account that ran short with a direct delivery the day they call.
Standing Delivery Days
Schedule each territory for its regular day, so accounts know when to expect you.
Multi-Stop Account Routes
Load a cargo van for ten or twenty accounts and deliver them in a planned order.
Proof for Every Invoice
Keep a photo, a note, and a timestamp for each drop to back up your billing.
COMMON WHOLESALE DELIVERIES
Wholesale Orders Couriers Carry Every Day
Typical jobs for distributors, importers, and makers who sell to the trade.
Restaurant Supply Route
Dry goods, disposables, and specialty ingredients to a dozen kitchens before lunch.
Independent Retail Restock
Cases of packaged goods to corner stores, gift shops, and boutiques on a weekly loop.
A New Account’s First Order
A single delivery made the day after the order, to start the relationship well.
Emergency Fill-In
Ten cases to a restaurant that ran out on a Friday afternoon.
Sample Drops
Small boxes to several buyers in one day, ahead of a sales call.
Warehouse to Storefront
Stock moved from your warehouse to your own shop or market stand.
Alex R.★ 4.9Preferred
Jamie T.★ 5.0Preferred
YOUR COURIERS
Choose the Couriers Who Handle Your Deliveries
A different courier on every run means explaining your pickup routine all over again. Score each delivery, keep the couriers you like on a preferred list, and remove the ones you do not, so your orders go to people who already know your pickup routine and your customers.
Score Each Delivery
Leave a rating after every drop-off. Your ratings decide who is offered your work next.
Keep a Preferred List
Couriers on your list see your pickups before anyone else, so familiar faces keep showing up.
Block a Courier
Remove a courier who is not a fit, and they are not offered your deliveries again.
LIVE TRACKING
Track Every Courier Delivery in Real Time
See where each delivery is from pickup to drop-off, pass the tracking link to your customer, and keep a photo record of every completed stop.
- Picked up
- In transit
- Delivered
- Delivery note
- Left with front desk, signed by recipient.
- Proof of delivery
- Available after delivery
Live location for every delivery on the road.
Tracking links sent to your customer by SMS or email.
Driver notes and proof-of-delivery photos for each stop.
PLATFORM RECOGNITION
Courier Deliveries on a 4.9-Rated Platform
Every delivery is dispatched, tracked, and confirmed on a delivery platform that verified users rate 4.9 out of 5 on both Capterra and G2.
These ratings and awards belong to the delivery platform that dispatches and tracks our couriers.
LIVE SUPPORT
Courier Support That Answers in About a Minute
A wrong suite number or a locked loading dock should not sink a delivery. Support picks up in 76 seconds on average and sorts it out while the courier is still at the door.
76 secAverage support response
The suite number on the order does not exist.
Calling the recipient now. One moment.
MORE INDUSTRIES
Courier Service for Other Businesses
Catering
Office lunches and event orders that have to arrive hot and on the minute.
Bakeries
Morning wholesale runs to cafes, plus cakes and custom orders to customers.
Florists
Upright, undamaged arrangements delivered the same day they are ordered.
Meal Prep
Weekly customer routes with dozens of doorstep drop-offs.
Food & Beverage
Product moved between kitchens, warehouses, and retail accounts.
LOCATIONS
Wholesale Couriers by City
Wholesale delivery runs in every city we cover. Choose yours to see local coverage and routes.
FAQ
Wholesale Delivery Service FAQ
What is a wholesale delivery service?
It is a local courier service that delivers a wholesaler’s orders to its business customers, usually by cargo van on multi-stop routes.
How much does wholesale delivery cost?
Routes are priced on distance, stops, vehicle size, and timing. A regular route is planned around your volume. Enter your warehouse and one account address in the calculator to see a range.
How much can a courier carry?
A cargo van takes a full load of cases for a multi-stop route. Minivans and SUVs handle smaller orders and samples. For pallets that need a liftgate or forklift, a freight carrier is the right choice.
Can couriers deliver during a store’s receiving hours?
Yes. Put each account’s receiving window in the order, and plan the route so those stops fall inside it.
Do I get proof of delivery for each account?
Yes. Every stop is recorded with a time, a note, and a photo, which you can match to the invoice.
Can couriers replace my own trucks?
They can, or they can handle the overflow. A common setup keeps one truck on core routes and uses couriers for new territories and rush orders.
Can I send a rush wholesale order the same day?
Yes. Book a same-day delivery for a single account without changing your scheduled routes.
Can the same courier serve my accounts each week?
Yes. Preferred couriers are offered your routes first, so they learn each account’s door, contact, and receiving routine.
Price Your Wholesale Route
Enter your warehouse and an account address to see what a route costs.
Price My Route