GPS Drop-off: This method allows customers to provide an exact GPS location for the delivery. Whether they’re at a park, a remote area, or a specific spot on a street, the courier uses the coordinates to navigate directly to the location. This ensures that the item is delivered to the exact point specified, offering flexibility for customers who may not be at a fixed address or are on the move. It’s ideal for deliveries to outdoor events, temporary locations, or anywhere a precise location is needed.

Car Drop-off: In this delivery method, customers provide the details of their car, including make, model, and location. The courier then delivers the item directly to the car, either placing it in the trunk or under the vehicle, based on customer preferences. This is particularly useful for people who are not home but will be parked in a specific area, offering convenience without the need for an in-person handoff. It’s also a great option for customers looking to maintain privacy or avoid contact.

Doorstep Delivery: For a more traditional approach, the item is delivered directly to the customer’s doorstep. The courier leaves the item in a secure, often weatherproof bag, such as a grocery bag or delivery pouch. This method ensures that the customer receives their package at their home without needing to open the door, while still offering security and convenience. It’s an ideal solution for busy customers who want a simple, contactless delivery option that still ensures the safety and integrity of their package.