LastFolk vs. other local delivery apps
There are several ways to add local delivery to a store. They solve different problems: some schedule pickups, some manage your own drivers, some hand the order to a courier network. This is where LastFolk sits, and where another option is the better fit.
Compiled from each product's public documentation and listings, August 2026. Features change — verify before you buy.
| What matters | LastFolk | Uber Direct app | Zapiet | Shipday | Seeplus |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Live courier rate at checkout | Yes — real quote per address (needs Shopify's Carrier Service API). | Yes, for Uber Direct only. | Rates by zone and time slot, not a live courier quote. | Mostly flat or zone rates; courier cost resolved after the order. | Yes, for the couriers it integrates. |
| Who delivers | Uber Direct today; your own courier account on Enterprise. | Uber Direct only. | You, your staff or your own carriers. | Your own drivers, plus some courier integrations. | The courier networks it supports. |
| Dispatch | Automatic on paid orders, or one click. | Automatic or manual. | Not a dispatcher — it schedules the order. | Route planning and driver assignment. | Automatic to the selected courier. |
| How each delivery is billed | Every delivery billed at what the courier actually charged; your billing stays straight. | You match the charges in Uber's own dashboard. | Not applicable. | Driver cost tracking, not per-delivery courier billing. | Varies by integration. |
| Multi-platform | Wix, Shopify and a developer API on one backend. | Shopify and a few others. | Shopify-centric. | Broad platform coverage. | Platform-dependent. |
| Cost | From $0/mo (pay per delivery) up to $149/mo, or $299/mo on Enterprise Global. | Free app; you pay Uber per delivery. | Monthly subscription. | Free tier, then per-driver pricing. | Monthly subscription. |
If you're coming from manual local delivery
Wix ships a built-in Local Delivery option. It's a shipping rule — you set the zone and the fee, and you deliver the order yourself. LastFolk is the courier layer: it quotes a real rate at checkout and dispatches a courier for you.
Comparison of Wix's built-in Local Delivery as of July 2026, per its public listing.
| What matters | LastFolk | Wix Local Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| Who delivers the order | A courier from an on-demand network, dispatched automatically. | You or your own staff. |
| Delivery price at checkout | Real rate quoted live, based on the actual distance. | A flat fee or rule you configure by zone. |
| Dispatch | Automatic on paid orders, or one click when you prefer manual. | Manual — you plan and run the route. |
| Tracking | Live tracking, courier identity and a delivery verification code. | Not included. |
| Coverage | United States on managed plans; 27 countries on Enterprise with your own courier account. | As far as you can drive yourself. |
| Billing | Each delivery billed at what the courier actually charged; your billing stays straight. | You absorb the fuel, time and vehicle cost. |
| Cost | From $0/mo (pay per delivery) up to $149/mo, or $299/mo on Enterprise Global. | Included with your Wix plan. |
When Wix Local Delivery is enough
If you already drive your own orders and delivery is a small part of your week, Wix's built-in option is fine — and free. LastFolk makes sense the moment you don't want to drive, need same-day coverage beyond your own schedule, or want the delivery price to reflect the real distance.
When another option is the better fit
- You only ship with Uber Direct and never want a second courier: Uber's own app is simpler and free.
- You need scheduled pickup, local delivery slots and store locators more than courier dispatch: Zapiet is built for that.
- You employ your own drivers and need routing and proof of delivery: Shipday is the right tool.
- You want to keep driving orders yourself: your platform's built-in local delivery rule is free and enough.
LastFolk is the fit when you want a real courier rate at checkout, dispatch that happens without you, and billing that stays straight delivery by delivery — across more than one store platform.