Dropoff
B2B last-mile delivery platform
Cargo Van Owner Operator
About the job
- The candidate must own a cargo van; vehicles are not supplied.
- The candidate must be at least 21 years old.
- The candidate must have solid knowledge of the city.
- The candidate must have a registered, insured, and inspected van less than 10 years old.
- The candidate must have a current driver's license and a clean driving record.
- The candidate must be comfortable using a smartphone and applications.
- Drive packages on scheduled daily routes from Sunday through Tuesday using the candidate's own vehicle.
About the company
Dropoff provides same-day business delivery and courier services as a Delivery as a Service, serving healthcare, retail, e-commerce, and industrial clients with on-demand, scheduled, and fixed-route options. It runs a proprietary technology platform for easy ordering, transparent pricing, real-time GPS tracking, ETAs, and proof of delivery, plus Intelligent Dispatch to handle large volumes. The company differentiates itself with professional, uniformed, vetted drivers including healthcare certifications, strong insurance, and brand-friendly service supported by API integrations and scalable operations. Its goal is to offer reliable, tech-enabled last-mile logistics at scale as a national provider, delivering consistent, professional experiences for business customers.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$17.2M
Headquarters
Austin, Texas
Founded
2014
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- January 2026 city expansion shows active demand and management confidence in national coverage.
- Rightaway's Midwest routes added healthcare customers and recurring enterprise delivery volume.
- Dropoff's 24/7 positioning fits business customers needing scheduled, on-demand, and fixed-route delivery.
What critics are saying
- No recent funding after 2021 debt facility signals capital dependence and slower expansion.
- Private courier margins face heavy commoditization from regional rivals and in-house enterprise fleets.
- Any service failure in healthcare logistics can rapidly damage trust and trigger contract losses.
What makes Dropoff unique
- Proprietary logistics technology powers same-day delivery with real-time tracking and dispatch automation.
- Dropoff still operates 15 cities after January 2026 expansion into San Diego, Fort Worth, Nashville.
- Healthcare-ready couriers and the 2022 Rightaway acquisition deepen Midwest enterprise coverage.
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/PRNewswire/ -- We are pleased to announce that Dropoff has officially acquired Rightaway Delivery, Inc. An essential part of our company's growth strategy is...
Business Chief is pleased to announce that Dropoff has officially acquired Rightaway Delivery, Inc.
Dropoff has received funding from prominent growth sponsors Fulcrum Equity Partners, Greycroft Partners and Wild Basin Investments, and will use the loan proceeds for general working capital purposes and acquisitions.