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: the first four as of August 2026, Getcho and Nash as of September 2026 — Getcho's entries from getcho.app and getcho.app/pricing. Nash publishes no price, so its cell says so rather than carrying an estimate. Features and prices change — verify before you buy.
MARKETPLACE AND YOUR OWN CHANNEL
You already offer delivery. What you may not have is delivery built into your own store.
Marketplaces help you receive orders inside their apps. LastFolk connects delivery to your checkout, so customers can also buy and receive from your own store. You do not have to choose: both channels can work together.
| Question | Delivery marketplace | LastFolk |
|---|---|---|
| Where does the order start? | Inside the marketplace's app. | In the merchant's own store and checkout. |
| What does it mainly bring? | Visibility and access to the demand in its app. | Local delivery you can run from your direct channel. |
| Where does demand come from? | From its audience, inside its app. | From the merchant's own channels; LastFolk runs delivery for those orders. |
| How is delivery handled? | Inside the marketplace's flow and rules. | Price, courier request, tracking and cost stay linked to the store's order. |
| When does it fit? | When the merchant wants to be discovered and sell inside an external platform. | When the merchant wants customers to also buy and receive directly from their own store. |
Do not trade one channel for another. Let your own store deliver too.
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| What matters | LastFolk | Zapiet | Shipday | Seeplus | Getcho | Nash |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Live courier rate at checkout | Yes — real quote per address (needs Shopify's Carrier Service API). | 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. | Yes, with its Shopify Cart add-on (free up to 100 orders a month, then US$49 / month). | Yes, for the fleets it connects. |
| Who delivers | Uber Direct today, on your own account — available in 27 countries. | You, your staff or your own carriers. | Your own drivers, plus some courier integrations. | The courier networks it supports. | A network of delivery providers Getcho connects you to, plus your own drivers if you have them. | The courier networks and your own fleet, chosen per order. |
| Dispatch | One click when the order is ready, or automatic on paid orders if you switch it on. | Not a dispatcher — it schedules the order. | Route planning and driver assignment. | Automatic to the selected courier. | Automatic: the order goes to several fleets at once and the first available driver takes it. | Automatic, with rules across fleets. |
| Shopify plan needed for a live rate at checkout | Grow with annual billing or as a monthly add-on, Advanced or Plus — the same as any rate app. | Not applicable — it quotes zones and time slots, not a live courier rate. | Not applicable — flat or zone rates. | Whatever Shopify requires for the Carrier Service API, the same as any rate app. | Whatever Shopify requires for the Carrier Service API, the same as any rate app. | Whatever Shopify requires for the Carrier Service API, the same as any rate app. |
| How each delivery is billed | Every delivery billed at what the courier actually charged, linked to its order. | Not applicable. | Driver cost tracking, not per-delivery courier billing. | Varies by integration. | Its plan includes a set number of deliveries and charges per extra; delivery cost is quoted. | A platform fee per order, plus your own carrier contracts. |
| Multi-platform | Wix, Shopify and a developer API on one backend. | Shopify-centric. | Broad platform coverage. | Platform-dependent. | Shopify and Shopify POS, Square, Lightspeed, WooCommerce and an API. | API-first, across platforms. |
| Cost | From $49/mo to $159/mo by volume, or $299/mo with no volume limit. Uber Direct charges each delivery on your account, at the exact cost with no markup. LastFolk charges a monthly service fee based on your volume. | Monthly subscription. | Free tier, then per-driver pricing. | Monthly subscription. | Free with 100 deliveries a month; then US$99 / month with 500 included and US$1.50 each extra, or US$349 / month with 2,500 and US$1.10. From US$0.75 per delivery at higher volume. | On request — no public price. |
When another option is the better fit
- 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 a free plan to start, you run your own fleet with several drivers and want one dashboard over it, or you want to audit the deliveries of the carriers you already use: Getcho is built for that.
- You are an enterprise with your own carrier contracts and a developer team, and you want one set of rules over all of them: Nash is built for that — quoted, not priced publicly.
- You want to keep driving orders yourself: your platform's built-in local delivery rule — Wix's Local Delivery, Shopify's local delivery — is included with your plan and does the job. LastFolk starts making sense the day you no longer want to be the one driving.
LastFolk is the fit when you want a real courier rate at checkout, the courier booked for you, and each delivery's cost linked to its order — across more than one store platform.