How do I get a delivery quote for my business?

For business delivery pricing, please contact our Sales team so we can understand your delivery needs and recommend the right delivery strategy (Standard vs Special Handling, vehicle size, scheduling, and scale). Pricing is typically a base fee plus per mile rate, and depends on many factors, so we’ll guide you to the best setup and share an accurate estimate.

Request a quote here.

For business deliveries, you can also check pricing in the Dashboard FAQ.

It may also help to use our Delivery Planner tool to determine what style of delivery is needed, what size of vehicle, and what the recommended additional driver compensation should be.

Details

To generate an estimate, we’ll typically ask for a few key details so we can match your delivery to the right route, vehicle, and service level:

• Pickup address (business name and full address, and any pickup instructions if applicable)
• Drop-off address (full recipient address, including suite/unit if relevant)
• Delivery style (for example: ASAP / on-demand pickup, same-day scheduled delivery, or a future scheduled delivery)
• What’s being delivered (item type, general size, or order value—especially helpful if you ship higher-value items or fragile products)

For larger deliveries (furniture, oversized items, heavy items)

If you’re delivering larger items such as furniture, equipment, or oversized packages, please include accurate item details so we can recommend the correct vehicle and provide a realistic estimate:

• measurements/dimensions (length × width × height)
• weight (estimated is okay if exact isn’t available)
• any other relevant size or handling details (awkward shape, multiple pieces, boxed vs unboxed, etc.)

For bulk orders (catering, multi-item orders, large batches)

If you’re estimating bulk deliveries—like catering, multi-bag retail orders, event orders, or large-volume customer deliveries—please include:

• item count (how many bags/boxes/trays)
• dimensions and estimated total weight
• pickup and drop-off details (including timing windows if any)
• any special handling needs (fragile items, hot/cold items, upright-only items, spill-sensitive packaging)

Access notes (these matter for accuracy)

To avoid surprises and provide the most accurate estimate possible, it helps to include access details such as:

• stairs vs elevator access
• parking or loading zone notes
• gate codes or call box instructions
• loading dock instructions (if applicable)
• anything that may affect pickup/drop-off time (front desk, concierge, security check-in, etc.)

These details help us estimate the real effort required and recommend the best delivery type—especially for time-sensitive or special-handling orders.

What's next?

If your business is interested in using UniHop for deliveries—whether for occasional orders, catering deliveries with light setup, large-item transport, or scaling deliveries across multiple locations—our Sales team can help design the best delivery strategy for your needs.

Request a call with our team here.

Updated on: 04/11/2026