Customers today expect businesses — not just restaurants — to offer fast, convenient delivery. Third-party apps like Postmates and Uber Eats facilitate this service, but many take a big cut from the business’s sales in the process. As a result, some business owners are exploring the option of offering delivery without relying on a partner to do the work.
If you’re considering offering delivery, here’s what it involves and how to decide whether setting up your own delivery service is worth the investment.
Determine your delivery area
Start by deciding the central point from which your delivery drivers will be picking up orders to bring them to customers. This is an easy decision if you have one storefront, but it could take some testing if you operate more than one location.
