Industries
Built for businesses that deliver their own orders.
Porch Routes started with farms delivering frozen and refrigerated boxes, and the same rules — temperature on the right vehicle, drivers on a link, customers kept in the loop — fit every trade below, and any business that runs its own delivery or service routes — couriers, laundry, water, pharmacy and more. Each page walks through one real delivery day.
Farms and ranches
For farms and ranches delivering meat, dairy, eggs and produce to customers spread across a wide area.
How it works for farms and ranchesButchers and meat delivery
For butchers and meat subscription businesses whose boxes are heavy, frozen and can’t wait on a porch all day.
How it works for butchersBakeries and meal prep
For bakeries and meal prep kitchens with early delivery windows and chilled orders that have to arrive on time.
How it works for bakeriesFlorists
For florists delivering arrangements across town, often to someone other than the person who ordered.
How it works for floristsSpecialty grocers
For grocers and co-ops delivering baskets that mix frozen, refrigerated and dry items.
How it works for grocersMarketplaces and platforms
For marketplaces and commerce platforms that take the order and want the delivery handled and reported back.
How it works for platformsCouriers, laundry, water and service routes
For couriers, laundries, water delivery, pharmacies and service crews that run their own vehicles.
How it works for couriers and service routes