The delivery fee should reach the person making the delivery.
Some platforms take a percentage of each delivery, send couriers across the whole city, and stack several orders into one trip. OlO works the other way round. The delivery fee goes to you, deliveries stay inside small neighbourhood zones, and OlO earns one low fixed fee for each completed delivery, agreed upfront.
On some delivery platforms
- A percentage of each delivery goes to the platform.
- Runs can cross the whole city.
- Several orders can be stacked into one trip.
With OlO
- The delivery fee you are paid stays with you.
- One low fixed fee per completed delivery.
- Deliveries stay inside small neighbourhood zones.
A fixed fee, and only on deliveries you complete
OlO earns one low fixed fee for each delivery you complete, agreed before you start. It is never a percentage of the delivery fee and never a share of the food. A delivery that is not completed generates no fee at all.
Short runs inside a neighbourhood
OlO connects restaurants, customers, and couriers inside small zones instead of routing a single order across the city. Runs stay within an area you come to know, and the restaurants and streets repeat rather than changing with every job.
You choose what you take
Available deliveries appear in a list and you claim the ones you want. Nothing is assigned to you automatically. Once you claim an order it is locked to you, so two couriers can never end up on the same delivery. Going online or offline is one toggle, and if you go offline with a delivery still active the app asks you to confirm first.
Your location is shared only while you deliver
Location sharing starts when you collect an order and stops when it is delivered or cancelled. It does not run the rest of the time. While it is on, the app tells you when signal, permissions, or battery are affecting the tracking the customer sees, so a problem surfaces while you can still fix it.

