A late or untracked delivery undoes a good checkout experience. We handle the last mile so the order your customer placed actually feels like the brand they bought it from.
For an online store, delivery is the only part of the order the customer experiences physically. Everything before it happens on a screen; the box on the doorstep is the brand. That's why the last mile shapes reviews, repeat purchases, and support tickets far more than its share of the cost would suggest.
recourier.ca runs local delivery for online retailers, subscription brands, and fulfillment centres in the Montréal area and across Quebec. Whether you ship fifteen orders a day from a back room or a full route from a warehouse, the goal is the same: a delivery window your customer can plan around, and a tracking link that tells the truth.
Orders placed before your cutoff delivered the same day, for customers who chose fast delivery at checkout.
Next-day or fixed-day delivery for a group of postal codes, planned as one route instead of one-off trips.
Recurring weekly or monthly shipments that go out in one batch on the same day.
A large batch of orders delivered within a short window when a product goes live.
The return collected from the customer's door and brought back to you, so the refund isn't waiting on the mail.
Extra capacity around Black Friday and the holidays, when other networks tend to run behind.
Share roughly how many orders you ship, from where, and to which areas. A rough range is enough to start.
Agree on pickup times, your order cutoff, and the delivery windows your customers will see.
Orders are picked up from your location and sequenced into routes by area and delivery window.
Tracking and delivery updates go out so your customer isn't left wondering where the order is.
Whoever you choose, these are worth asking before you commit.
There's no fixed minimum for getting in touch. A shop sending a few orders a day and a fulfillment centre sending hundreds start the same way: a short conversation about volume, delivery areas, and timing. Try the delivery planner on our home page for a rough picture, then request a quote.
That's the idea behind same-day delivery: you set a cutoff, and orders that arrive before it go out that day. We'll confirm the cutoff and delivery area that work for your pickup location when we plan your route.
Tell us which platform you sell on when you request a quote. We'll confirm how orders reach us, whether that's a simple daily list or something more automated, and build from there.
Returns can run alongside outbound deliveries: we collect from the customer and bring items back to you in one consolidated drop. Our returns management page explains how it works.
