Deliv operates a crowdsourced last-mile logistics platform focused on scheduled same-day delivery and returns. The company powers same-day delivery for over 5,000 businesses, including top omnichannel retailers such as Walmart, Macy’s, Best Buy, and The Home Depot, and partners with platforms like Google Shopping Actions and Farfetch. Deliv currently operates in 35 markets and more than 1,400 cities and positions its service as essential for retailers competing on convenience. Management says it will continue to develop the future of last-mile logistics and redefine convenience for retailers and consumers. The market opportunity is large: Business Insider Intelligence projects U.S. same-day delivery GMV could reach $55 billion within five years. Deliv is backed by strategic and financial investors across technology, automotive, transportation, REITs, and logistics sectors, which the company says supports its growth plans. Deliv is a Menlo Park, California-based crowdsourced last-mile logistics company that enables scheduled same-day delivery and returns for omnichannel retailers, local businesses, and e-commerce companies. Led by founder and CEO Daphne Carmeli, the company uses a crowdsourced model to provide scheduled, same-day delivery across retailers and merchants. It currently serves over 4,000 businesses including Macy’s, Best Buy, Kohl’s and Walgreens, operating in 17 markets and more than 100 cities. Deliv raised $28M in funding in the reported round. Backers included the UPS Strategic Enterprise Fund, Upfront Ventures, RPM Ventures, PivotNorth Capital, General Growth Properties, The Macerich Company, Simon Venture Group, Taubman Centers, Inc. and Westfield Corp. The company intends to use the funds for product development and to broaden its national presence. Deliv operates a crowdsourced same-day delivery platform that enlists a peer-to-peer network of shoppers and delivery people to fulfill local, on-demand deliveries. The company focuses on same-day and last-mile fulfillment through flexible, crowd-sourced drivers and shoppers. It recently raised $4.5 million in strategic funding from a group of investors that includes mall operators and existing backers. Named participants in the round are Simon Property Group, General Growth Properties, Macerich, Westfield, Upfront Ventures, RPM Ventures, and others. The funding follows $7.85 million the company had previously raised, bringing disclosed capital raised to date to $12.35 million. No operating metrics or the specific instrument types were disclosed in the article. Deliv builds technology that integrates directly into retailers' e-commerce sites to offer customers a same-day delivery option at checkout. Its service leverages a crowdsourced courier model and coordinates deliveries for in-store customers, including aggregating mall-wide purchases for patrons commuting by public transport. Deliv has a partnership with mall manager General Growth Properties; the service is currently available in four GGP malls and is expected to be nationwide by the holidays. The company plans to use the $6.85M Series A to hire staff and roll out services to hundreds of retailers located in shopping malls across America. Pricing for same-day delivery is similar to standard delivery, and the company says retailers drive demand and scale — once a retailer signs, Deliv can add zip codes to its database to enable demand in a city. Financially, Deliv has raised $6.85M in this Series A (led by Upfront Ventures and RPM Ventures) and $1M in seed funding from Redpoint Ventures, Trinity Ventures, General Catalyst Partners, PivotNorth Capital, and The Operator's Fund, bringing total funding to $7.85M. Deliv is a Palo Alto-based provider of same-day delivery services. It partners with national multichannel retailers to offer same-day delivery via a fleet of crowdsourced drivers. The service integrates a native "same-day delivery" button into online and mobile checkout screens so shoppers do not need to visit third-party sites or apps. Led by founder and CEO Daphne Carmeli, Deliv completed service trials in the San Francisco Bay Area. The company closed a $1M funding round with backers including General Catalyst, Redpoint Ventures, Trinity Ventures, Operators Fund and PivotNorth. Deliv is set to roll out in multiple U.S. metropolitan locations including the San Francisco Bay Area, Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Indianapolis, Miami, New York, Philadelphia, Seattle and Washington D.C.

Total raised

$80M

Funding rounds

5

Latest round

Series C

Latest activity

Oct 2018