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One courier booking platform for every US market you serve, priced and paid online.

Codeeo provides courier booking website development USA courier networks use to sell same day, scheduled and freight runs online in every market they cover. Each metro gets its own zones, rates, service windows and tax settings, while senders see one brand, one account and one checkout. National shippers book across cities under a single login, and your finance team sees every payment in one ledger.

Our team of 80+ works from Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi and serves US clients remotely, with discovery, reviews, testing and training held by video call. We have delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US this way, and we are rated 4.7 from 23 Google reviews.

Built for
Multi city courier companies, agent and franchise networks, regional carriers expanding into new states, and last mile firms selling to national shippers.
Typical timeline
We agree timing after discovery has fixed the first markets, pricing rules and integrations, and we plan later markets as separate written phases.
What you own
The platform and its source code, your domains, processor and tax accounts, market settings, rate tables and every customer, account and order record.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies across the US and the UAEFrom a first store to a listed developer

Modon
Majid Al Futtaim
HP
Belkin
Dulsco Group
OneClickDrive
Hanayen
HMS
Clocksprings
Ghezlan

Platform features

What a courier network needs to sell online across many states.

A single city courier site can get away with one rate card and one set of rules. A national platform cannot. Each market has its own geography, labor costs, tolls, taxes and customer mix, and senders still expect one simple booking experience. Courier online booking system development across the USA is therefore about configuration: markets that your team can switch on, price and adjust without new code. Around that sit the parts every courier booking site needs, such as quoting, checkout, accounts and the link to dispatch, plus the controls a growing business needs for privacy, tax, accessibility and messaging rules that differ from state to state.

Explain your project
  • Market configuration

    Each market has its own service area, zones or mileage bands, vehicle classes, windows, holidays and time zone. Cutoffs follow local time, so a two hour window in Phoenix and one in Atlanta close correctly. New markets are added from the admin area and tested on a hidden preview before going live.

    Expansion becomes a settings task, not a rebuild.

  • National accounts

    A shipper with offices in several cities gets one parent account, sub accounts per location, central billing and spending limits. Users book in any market you serve, and the parent account sees all orders and statements together.

    Large shippers can buy from you everywhere you operate.

  • Ecommerce and shipper integrations

    Retailers on Shopify or WooCommerce can send same day orders straight to your platform, and larger shippers can book through a documented API with per customer keys. Every booking, wherever it starts, runs through the same pricing and lands in dispatch. Webhooks send status updates back to the shipper's system, so their customers see progress without your team answering emails.

    Volume arrives without anyone retyping orders.

  • Payments built for scale

    Cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay for guests, ACH and terms for accounts, all through a processor such as Stripe or Braintree. Payments can settle to one company or to separate entities per market or franchise, with refunds and disputes handled centrally.

    Money lands in the right entity every time.

  • Tax by location

    Tax rules are set per market and charge type, or calculated by a tax service such as Avalara or Stripe Tax. Since the Wayfair decision, sellers can owe tax in states where they pass economic thresholds, which matters for networks also selling packaging or supplies.

    Tax follows each sale's location, not a guess.

  • Transparent all in pricing

    Fuel, toll and after hours charges are calculated by rule and shown inside the total before payment. California's honest pricing law already expects all mandatory fees in the advertised price, and the FTC treats hidden mandatory fees as a deception risk, so we apply that standard everywhere.

    One honest total in every state.

  • Restricted items screening

    Booking forms ask simple questions about batteries, chemicals, firearms, alcohol and other restricted goods, and block or route jobs your network does not carry. Hazardous materials rules from the federal Department of Transportation stay with your compliance team, and the site enforces the policy they set.

    Prohibited items are stopped before a driver collects them.

  • Text and email notifications

    Booking confirmations, pickup alerts and delivery receipts by email and text. Business texting in the US runs over registered 10DLC numbers, and marketing texts need consent under the TCPA, so we separate service messages from marketing and record opt ins and opt outs.

    Customers stay informed and your messages keep getting delivered.

  • Privacy controls by state

    Consent banners, privacy notices and data request handling built to cover state laws such as California's CCPA and CPRA, Virginia, Colorado and Texas, including honoring browser opt out signals where required. Data requests are logged and completed from the admin area.

    One process covers the strictest states you serve.

  • Network reporting

    Bookings, revenue, conversion from quote to payment, refunds and account activity, filtered by market, service and customer. Leaders compare markets fairly, and local managers see only their own figures. Exports feed your BI tool if you already use one.

    You can see which markets and services earn their keep.

Who this is for

Four US courier businesses that need more than a single city site.

A national booking platform is a bigger build than a city site, and it only makes sense when you sell in several markets or plan to soon. Courier booking website design across the USA has to keep the sender's experience the same everywhere while letting each market price and operate differently behind the scenes. These are the businesses we most often plan with, and the part of the platform each one relies on most. Many networks combine two of these profiles, and the same platform can serve both without separate builds.

01

A regional courier entering new states

You run a strong operation in one metro and are opening a second and third. Each new city needs its own zones, rates and windows, but your brand, customer accounts and back office should stay unified. We set up market configuration so your team can launch a new city by entering its settings, testing quotes on a preview and switching it on. Customers who already know you in your home market can book in the new city from the account they already have, which gives each launch a head start.

Plan the second market during the first build.

02

An agent or franchise network

Independent agents or franchisees serve different cities under your brand. The platform routes each booking to the right operator, settles payment to the correct entity, and gives each agent a view limited to their own orders and customers. Central staff keep control of pricing standards, brand and national accounts. Agents can also add local surcharges within limits that head office sets, so local conditions are reflected without breaking network pricing.

Settlement rules should be agreed with your accountant early.

03

A last mile firm serving online retailers

Your customers are ecommerce brands that want same day or next day delivery in several cities. They expect plugins for their store platform, an API, bulk uploads and clear service maps. The booking platform becomes the place they buy delivery capacity from you, with account billing and reporting per brand. Service maps on the site show exactly which ZIP codes each market covers, so retailers only offer same day delivery at their own checkout where you can actually fulfill it.

04

A medical courier operating across states

You serve hospital systems, labs and pharmacies in several markets. Bookings need recurring routes, chain of custody fields, temperature options and strict access controls. Where protected health information may be involved, HIPAA safeguards, business associate agreements and audit logging are designed in, and data stays in US hosting. Recurring routes can be paused for holidays across every market at once from the admin area.

Your clients' compliance teams will review this closely.

How a national courier booking platform is planned and launched

  1. 01Network discoveryVideo calls with leadership, market managers and finance to map services, markets, entities, accounts and the rules that differ from city to city.
  2. 02Pricing and market modelWe design a market model and pricing engine, then test it with real orders from each launch market until quotes match your own.
  3. 03Experience designBooking, account and admin screens designed once for every market, phone first, and checked against WCAG 2.1 AA for ADA risk.
  4. 04Build and integrationsCheckout, accounts, tax, notifications, store plugins, API and dispatch links built in your own accounts, with payments in test mode until launch.
  5. 05Launch in a first marketOne market goes live with a group of trusted shippers, and we fix anything they find before other markets follow.
  6. 06Rollout and handoverFurther markets launched in written phases, with redirects, analytics, recorded training for each market team and ongoing support if you want it.

Technology

What we build this with.

For multi market courier platforms we usually build on Laravel or Next.js with PostgreSQL, a mapping API for distances and a queue for integrations, hosted in US cloud regions with encryption, backups, monitoring and documented access for your staff.

01Web

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Laravel
  • WordPress

02Commerce

  • Shopify Plus
  • WooCommerce
  • BigCommerce
  • Headless storefronts

03Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

04Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

US courier booking platform questions

The first market sets the pace, and later markets are faster.

Most of the effort goes into the first market: the pricing engine, checkout, accounts, integrations and admin tools. Once that is stable, adding a market is mainly configuration and testing. We agree a written plan after discovery with the first launch market and later phases spelled out, so you can match rollout to hiring and fleet growth instead of a fixed date we picked for you. Integrations with each market's dispatch tools, and any franchise settlement rules, are the items most likely to change the plan, so we review them first.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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PROVEN RESULTS

4.7 / 5from 23 Google reviews