Best last-mile delivery platforms in 2026: 6 tools compared

A last-mile delivery platform runs the most expensive part of delivery: the last mile. The Capgemini Research Institute puts it at 41% of total logistics supply chain costs. The right software depends on what kind of delivery you run, so this list sorts each tool by the job it does best.

What is a last-mile delivery platform?

A last-mile delivery platform manages the final leg from your depot, store or hub to the customer’s door. It assigns orders to drivers, tracks them live, sends the customer a tracking link and captures proof of delivery. Some tools also handle booking, pricing and billing.

Best last-mile delivery platforms in 2026: TL;DR

Solution	Best for	Starting price	Reviews
Onro	Courier companies and delivery services	$239/month, unlimited drivers	G2: 5.0/5 Capterra: 5.0/5
GSMtasks	Delivery teams and field service fleets	€14/user/month	Capterra: 4.7/5
Track-POD	Distributors and delivery fleets	$49/driver/month (annual), 3-driver minimum	Capterra: 4.7/5 G2: 4.5/5
Onfleet	Retail, grocery and pharmacy with their own drivers	$619/month (2,500 tasks)	G2: 4.6/5 Capterra: 4.6/5
eLogii	Delivery and field service operations	From $1,500/month	Capterra: 4.8/5 G2: 4.8/5
Traksend	Small independent couriers who take orders on WhatsApp	About $19/month	No G2 or Capterra reviews found

Onro

Onro is courier software for businesses that deliver for others. Customers book through a branded web or mobile app, prices follow your own rules, auto dispatch assigns the driver and route optimization orders the stops. The Recipient AI Agent talks to recipients on WhatsApp or email and cuts failed first attempts by about 40%.

Best for: courier companies, on-demand and same-day delivery services, and 3PLs.

Pricing: $239 a month for 1,500 deliveries. Unlimited drivers and users. Enterprise is custom. 14-day free demo, no card.

Main features:

• White-label customer booking apps and rule-based pricing.
• Auto or manual dispatch with zoning.
• Live driver tracking, a branded tracking page and automated customer notifications.
• Proof of pickup and delivery with photo and signature, plus barcode scanning of shipment labels.
• Scanner App and multi-warehouse support for hubs.
• Billing and invoicing, driver pay and cash on delivery.
• Driver app with driver management: sign-up, document checks and pay models.
• Integrations with Shopify, WooCommerce, Xero, QuickBooks and an open API.

Pros: priced per delivery, not per driver; built for the courier business model.
Cons: no vehicle telematics; white-label apps are Enterprise only.

Reviews: 5.0 on G2 and Capterra.

GSMtasks

GSMtasks runs deliveries and service visits in one app. A grocery store with its own vans and a lawn care company with field crews can both use it. You can link a pickup and a drop-off under one reference number, and its route engine keeps them in the right order.

Best for: delivery companies and field service fleets such as lawn care crews and technicians.

Pricing: €14 per user per month (Essential) or €19 (Professional, adds route optimization). Unlimited tasks. 14-day trial, no card.

Main features:

• Drag-and-drop dispatch and auto-dispatch to the nearest driver.
• Route optimization for one or many routes (Professional plan).
• Recurring tasks with a calendar view.
• Electronic proof of delivery on every plan, with signature, photo and video.
• Customer SMS and email updates with live ETAs and a tracking page.
• Shopify, WooCommerce and an open API.

Pros: unlimited tasks; works for drivers and technicians alike.
Cons: per-user pricing; route optimization starts on Professional.

Reviews: 4.7 on Capterra.

Track-POD

Track-POD is a practical route planning and proof-of-delivery tool used by more than 10,000 companies. Pickups and cash on delivery are on the entry plan, and Load Check makes drivers scan every order before leaving the warehouse.

Best for: distributors, wholesalers and delivery fleets on scheduled routes.

Pricing: $59 per driver per month, or $49 billed annually, 3-driver minimum. Per-order pricing is also available. 7-day trial, no card.

Main features:

• Multi-drop route optimization with time windows and geo-zones.
• Electronic proof of delivery with e-signatures, photos, geotags and timestamps.
• Load Check barcode scanning before routes start.
• Pickups (collections) and cash on delivery.
• Multiple hubs and depots, with cross-docking on Enterprise.
• WooCommerce, Linnworks, Xero, QuickBooks, Zapier, plus a REST API and webhooks.

Pros: mature POD features; free onboarding from 3 drivers.
Cons: per-driver pricing; route optimization uses historical traffic, not live.

Reviews: 4.7 on Capterra (140 reviews) and 4.5 on G2.

Onfleet

Onfleet is a well-known last-mile platform for stores, restaurants and pharmacies delivering their own goods. Courier features like pickup-and-delivery jobs and billing come with the separate Courier Suite add-on. See our Onro vs. Onfleet comparison for details.

Best for: retail, grocery and pharmacy delivery with an owned fleet.

Pricing: from $619 a month for 2,500 tasks. Courier Suite is $299 a month extra. 14-day trial, card required.

Main features:

• Driver app with photo and signature proof of delivery.
• Route optimization, with advanced options on the Scale plan.
• Auto-dispatch (Scale plan).
• Live tracking with status and ETA notifications.
• Overflow to DoorDash drivers from the dashboard.
• Courier Suite add-on: zone-based rates, a client order portal and billing.

Pros: mature, well-reviewed product.
Cons: high starting price; no cash on delivery or white-label app.

Reviews: 4.6 on G2 and Capterra.

eLogii

eLogii is a highly configurable routing and delivery platform from London’s Brisqq Group. It covers delivery and field service, supports cash on delivery and has a warehouse module. You buy it through a sales process, not a sign-up button.

Best for: delivery and field service operations that need fine control over routing.

Pricing: from $1,500 a month, custom quote. No self-serve trial.

Main features:

• Several optimization modes, including cost-based and cluster optimization.
• Delivery and field service modes.
• Item-level tracking inside multi-item deliveries.
• Customizable proof of delivery with photo and signature.
• Warehouse picking, sorting and loading lists.
• Branded B2B customer dashboard.

Pros: very flexible optimization.
Cons: high entry price; no quick trial.

Reviews: 4.8 on Capterra (53 reviews) and G2.

Traksend

Traksend is dispatch software for small couriers whose customers order on WhatsApp. Its AI assistant, Tara, turns WhatsApp messages into orders, and customers get a branded tracking page. It supports pay-on-delivery and runs in English, Arabic, French and Spanish.

Best for: small independent couriers in WhatsApp-first markets.

Pricing: about $19, $38 or $68 a month for 150, 500 or 1,000 deliveries. Credits never expire. Free to start, no card.

Main features:

• WhatsApp AI order capture through Tara.
• Booking page where customers place orders.
• Live GPS tracking of drivers on one map.
• Tracking links with no app or sign-up for the customer.
• Branded tracking page, on your own domain from the Growth plan.
• Pay-on-delivery with payment details sent automatically, plus multi-currency.

Pros: very low entry price; no contract.
Cons: tight driver limits on lower plans; no public reviews yet.

Which one fits your operation?

• Courier, on-demand or same-day delivery company: Onro.
• Delivery company or field service team: GSMtasks.
• Distribution on scheduled routes: Track-POD.
• Store, grocery or pharmacy with your own drivers: Onfleet.
• Large delivery or field service operation: eLogii.
• Small courier taking orders on WhatsApp: Traksend.

Final thoughts

Pick the tool that matches how you deliver, then test it with a trial before you commit. If you run a courier or delivery business, Onro covers booking, dispatch, tracking and billing on one plan.

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