Planned: priced per garment
A shirt, a saree and a duvet do not cost the same. The plan is an itemised list with your own prices, counted at pickup so the bill is agreed before anything is washed.
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On the roadmapPer-garment pricing, wash cycles and a doorstep return, with your own pickup staff. On the roadmap and not open for signups yet.
Not available yet. Laundry & dry clean app is on the 10mins build roadmap and is not something you can launch today. Everything described below is planned, not shipped. If you need to be live this week, the apps listed at the bottom of this page are built and taking signups now.
Laundry is not one delivery, it is two — a pickup and a return, days apart, with a garment count that has to survive the gap. That is what makes it different from every other on-demand app and it is what the planned build is shaped around: an itemised count taken at pickup, a price per garment rather than per bag, a wash cycle the customer can see the state of, and a return leg that knows which bundle belongs to whom. Written but not finished, so signups are not open. Shops that have watched UClean and the app-based chains take their regulars find this page.
A shirt, a saree and a duvet do not cost the same. The plan is an itemised list with your own prices, counted at pickup so the bill is agreed before anything is washed.
A pickup and a return, days apart, tracked as one job so a bundle cannot get separated from the customer it belongs to.
Collected, washing, ready, out for return — so the shop stops answering “is it done yet” on the phone.
The courier and parcel delivery app is live now with auto-assign, live tracking and a handover code. Some shops run their pickup and return legs on it today while keeping the counter book for the wash itself.
The home services app is live and books priced services into time slots with your own staff assigned and an itemised catalogue behind it — the nearest shipping shape to a priced laundry list.
Cab and ride hailing, parcel delivery, home services, food delivery and licensed liquor delivery are all built and taking signups. Each launches in about ten minutes with no upfront cost.
Not yet — it is on the roadmap and signups are not open. The delivery app and the home services app are both live and cover the pickup-and-return and the priced-slot-booking halves respectively, if you need something working now.
Because a job has two legs days apart rather than one, and a garment count has to survive between them. An app that treats the return as an unrelated delivery is how bundles end up at the wrong door.
No committed date. It sits in the on-demand group, alongside the kirana grocery app.
Nothing upfront and a percentage of your completed sales, with customers paying you through your own gateway.
An aggregator rents you orders, keeps the customer's number and takes a cut of each one. This is your own shop's app — your garment prices, your pickup staff, your regulars. The relationship stays where the work is actually done.
This one is still being built. Thirteen other apps on 10mins are not, and they launch in the same ten minutes.