August Home, the smart lock startup that was acquired by lock giant Assa Abloy in October last year, is stepping up its delivery game. At CES today, the company announced a service it’s calling August Access, where retailers can work with A... August Access, an in-home delivery service first tested with Walmart, ...This entry was posted in Collaborative Consumption deliv delivery eCommerce Enterprise Gadgets Security TC on January 9, 2018 by Ingrid Lunden
Estonian start-up Cleveron is looking to one-up Amazon’s Lockers with a more advanced solution, and today the company’s PackRobot makes its public debut in its home country. Read More Now launching in Estonia, Cleveron’s PackRobot is like an Amazon ...This entry was posted in delivery eCommerce Gadgets robotics TC on July 18, 2016 by Devin Coldewey
Postmates, the delivery app, has almost become the poster child for struggling on-demand businesses. Countless venture capitalists have told TechCrunch that the company, despite its popularity with consumers, is doomed because its unit economics don’t add up. The costs of paying the couriers is greater than the money generated from delivery fees, according to the narrative. And… Read More Leaked Postmates financials suggest company might be doing better than ...This entry was posted in delivery Finance Fundings & Exits Mobile TC TechCrunch Venture Capital on April 26, 2016 by Katie Roof
DoorDash is unveiling new versions of its website and app today, putting each restaurant’s delivery experience front-and-center. That’s happening through a new “Delight” score, which Head of Design Josh Abrams described as an “industry-first” rating — one that doesn’t just reflect the general quality of the meal, or the experience of dining in… Read More Redesigned DoorDash app helps you choose restaurants based on delivery ...This entry was posted in Apps delivery eCommerce Mobile Startups TC on March 24, 2016 by Anthony Ha
Consider this a public service announcement for DoorDash customers. In the coming weeks, you’re going to start seeing something new on your bills — a service fee. However, a spokesperson for the food delivery service said it’s not actually a new fee. Instead, it’s a new way to present the fees you were already paying. While some restaurants pay DoorDash a commission… Read More DoorDash says its new service fee isn’t really a new ...This entry was posted in Apps delivery eCommerce Mobile Startups TC on March 11, 2016 by Anthony Ha
Consider this a public service announcement for DoorDash customers. In the coming weeks, you’re going to start seeing something new on your bills — a service fee. However, a spokesperson for the food delivery service said it’s not actually a new fee. Instead, it’s a new way to present the fees you were already paying. While some restaurants pay DoorDash a commission… Read More DoorDash says its new service fee isn’t really a new ...This entry was posted in Apps delivery eCommerce Mobile Startups TC on March 11, 2016 by Anthony Ha
Making good on an announcement from earlier this year, Starbucks and Postmates have now teamed up to launch a pilot program that will see the on-demand delivery service powering deliveries for the Seattle-headquartered coffee chain. The service, which was promised to debut in the second half of 2015, allows consumers to place a coffee order via the Starbucks mobile app, pay using a credit… Read More Starbucks Launches A Delivery Service In Partnership With PostmatesThis entry was posted in delivery eCommerce Mobile starbucks on December 2, 2015 by Sarah Perez
Doorman, a company tackling the problem of missed deliveries by allowing consumers to schedule their own deliveries as late as midnight, has now gone live in Chicago and is preparing to soon launch in New York. The expansion comes on the heels of Doorman’s seed funding round from earlier this summer, which saw the company adding $1.5 million to its coffers in order to grow its business.… Read More Doorman, A Startup Eliminating Missed Package Deliveries, Comes To Chicago ...This entry was posted in Apps delivery doorman e-commerce eCommerce Mobile online shopping shopping Startups TC on October 23, 2015 by Sarah Perez
Starbucks is beginning pilot tests of its own delivery service, starting today. The company is debuting its “Green Apron Delivery Service” in New York’s Empire State Building, where it will be able to trial food and beverage deliveries that reach the more than 12,000 people working in the building, and are promised to arrive within 30 minutes on less. Specifically, the… Read More Starbucks Launches Pilot Test Of Its Own “Green Apron” Delivery ...This entry was posted in delivery eCommerce Mobile starbucks TC on October 13, 2015 by Sarah Perez