Bring your own drivers and vehicles onto Guyana's marketplace. You keep control of your fleet, we send you the work, handle the customer and settle one payout to the business.
A fleet tool, not a driver app. You dispatch from the console, your drivers work from the Surplus Driver app.
Drivers, vehicles, licences and insurance in one list. See who is free, who is on a job and what expires soon.
Work arrives at the company, not one phone. Assign to whoever is closest or free, and reassign as the day changes.
Fleet-wide earnings settle to your connected account. One statement to reconcile, not one per driver.
Follow jobs live. Delivery proof, pickup confirmation and timestamps stay on the order.
Earnings per driver, per period, exportable. Paying your people is a report, not an argument.
Marketplace orders and On Demand parcels in one console, so your vehicles stay busy for more of the day.
Two screens carry a delivery business: the fleet and the money. Both are there from day one.
Add a driver, record the vehicle, file the licence and insurance. Expiring documents are flagged before they cost you a job.
Earned by the business, settled to your connected account. Break it down per driver or period, and export.
An application, read by a person. Nothing is created until the business is checked.
Tell us about the business, the fleet and the areas you cover. No account is created.
We ask for company registration, insurance and driver details, because the account will receive payouts.
An admin accepts, the account is created and you are emailed a link to set your password.
Add your drivers and their documents, then connect your own Stripe payout account on the Stripe Connect screen. A walk-through runs on first sign-in and can be replayed.
Have these ready and the review moves quickly.
Just you and your own vehicle? The driver route is faster and pays you directly. You can apply as a company later.
We reply to every application. If a field does not apply, say so in the message and send it anyway.
Selling rather than delivering, or delivering on your own?