Set your rates and coverage
Distance-based pricing, the areas you cover, and any surcharge you apply. Customers see a quote before they book, not after.
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Live todayCustomers book a parcel from one address to another, your riders accept it on their own app, and everyone can see where it is. You set the rates and keep the money.
A local courier business is usually run on phone calls and a notebook, which works right up until two riders are out and somebody asks where their parcel is. This replaces both. A booking becomes a job with a real pickup and drop pin, it is offered to the nearest available rider, and it carries a handover code so a parcel can never be marked delivered from the end of the street. The customer gets a tracking link they can open without installing anything. This is what people are describing when they ask for an app like Porter, Dunzo or Borzo for their own city — a delivery app and courier service app where a customer books a pickup and drop, a rider accepts it, and both sides can see where the parcel is.
Distance-based pricing, the areas you cover, and any surcharge you apply. Customers see a quote before they book, not after.
Each rider gets their own login and app, goes online when their shift starts, and is only offered work while they are on shift.
Jobs auto-assign to the nearest available rider. You can reassign, release or cancel any live job from the console.
Customers book on their app; your riders accept and deliver on theirs. Both install from a link, no app store involved.
One code confirms the rider collected the right parcel, another confirms it reached the right person — so no job closes on trust alone.
Riders attach a photo before and after, which settles a damaged-parcel dispute without either side taking anyone's word for it.
Customers pay through your own gateway or in cash. 10mins never touches the money and invoices its 5% separately.
Shops can send you their deliveries automatically through your own API key, and each store gets a copy-paste setup guide from your panel.
Figures quoted for other companies are the publicly discussed ranges; ours are what we actually charge.
| The usual way | On 10mins | |
|---|---|---|
| Commission on each delivery | 15-25% to a logistics aggregator | 5% of tracked deliveries to 10mins |
| Who sets the rate | The aggregator's distance slabs | You. Your own distance pricing and surcharges |
| Cost to start | Rs 10-50 lakh for a custom build | Rs 0 |
| Time to launch | 6-18 months | About 10 minutes |
| Proof of delivery | Varies by platform | A code at pickup, a code at handover, and photos at both ends |
| Orders from other shops | Not usually available to a small operator | A partner API with a key per shop, included |
Jobs are offered to the nearest rider who is actually on shift. If they do not take it, it moves on. You can also assign a specific rider yourself, and reassign, release or cancel any live job from the admin console at any status.
Nothing to launch, and 5% of the delivery value that 10mins tracks, invoiced periodically. Customers pay you directly through your own payment gateway or in cash, so 10mins never holds your money.
Yes, from a tracking link they can open in a browser without installing anything. It shows the current status and the rider assigned, and updates as the job moves.
Yes. Any business you onboard gets its own API key and a copy-paste setup guide from your admin panel, and orders they send land as normal dispatchable jobs. An online store running on 10mins can point its shipping settings straight at you.
A handover code from the recipient, plus a delivery photo attached to the job. Both are on the record afterwards, and the pickup end works the same way with its own code.
No. The rider app installs from a browser link on Android and iPhone. There is no store account to run and an update reaches every rider at once.
Yes. Customers book a pickup and a drop on their app, the job auto-assigns to your nearest available rider, and the customer follows it on a tracking link. Codes at both pickup and handover, and proof-of-delivery photos, are built in. You set the distance-based rates and keep every payment; 10mins bills 5% of tracked deliveries.
No setup fee, no developer, no app store. You pay 5% of what you actually sell — nothing before that.