Deliveries your customers can follow themselves
Shops, pharmacies, florists and offices use Kurir.express for the routes they run every week — with cash on delivery collected for them and a tracking link for every buyer.
- Cash on delivery, handed straight back to you
- A link for every buyer
- One platform, many couriers
Who this is for
Different businesses, the same problem: something has to be in someone else’s hands today.
Online shops
Send the day’s orders out and get the cash back the same day. Every buyer gets a link and a handover code, so “where is my order?” stops being a phone call.
Pharmacies
Urgent, small and often to someone who cannot come in. A pin on the map, a photo of the entrance, and proof that it reached the right door.
Florists
A delivery where timing is the product. The sender follows the courier live and sees the photo when the flowers arrive.
Offices and services
Documents between locations, samples between branches, a package to a client across town — without a driver on the payroll.
What you get
Cash on delivery, straight back to you
The courier collects from the recipient and hands the money to you. The platform takes nothing from you for it.
Repeat the same route
The same pickup, the same kind of parcel, day after day — you place the order in a couple of taps instead of describing everything again.
Your buyer stops calling you
The recipient gets a short link by SMS and watches the courier on the map in a browser. No app, no registration, no support call.
Proof on every delivery
A handover code read out at the door and a photo attached to the order. Disputes end before they start.
Many couriers, one platform
Independent courier firms compete for the order, so a busy day does not mean a delivery that never leaves.
Any size of load
Envelopes today, a pallet next week, an office move in spring — the same account and the same app.
An API for shops and courier services
An online shop places delivery orders straight from its own system, no app required. A courier service connects its own software: it takes orders in, assigns them to its own couriers, and sends statuses and positions back out. Prices, quotes and haggling work exactly as they do in the apps.
Orders and quotes
Create an order and get the same price — or the same courier offers — a customer would see in the app. No separate price list to maintain.
Signed webhooks for every status
New bids, courier assignments and delivery updates land on your endpoint as a signed webhook. Prefer polling? That works too.
A key from our team, docs anyone can read
One key per shop or courier service, issued by us. The full reference is public — read it before you write any code.
Start with the customer app
Business orders go through the same free app — install it, send the first delivery, and write to us if you need something set up specially.
Get the app for sending
Order a delivery, follow the courier, pay the way you like.
Deliver for a living? See the courier side →Write to usVolumes, recurring routes, questions about cash on delivery — [email protected]