Pilot
Test Deliverd on real work.
A pilot runs on your own jobs, vehicles or products. The purpose is evidence: whether the assessment matched what actually happened, and where the value sits.
Three pilot shapes
Carrier pilot
Pilot- Real jobs
- Existing vehicles
- Feasibility checks
- Driver workflow
- Outcomes
- Pilot findings
Retailer pilot
Pilot- One bulky-product category
- Product dimensions
- Customer pre-check
- Delivery outcome
- Failed-delivery analysis
Software / API pilot
Pilot- One integration
- One decision endpoint
- Development quota
- Outcome comparison
- Commercial review
Commercial models
Prices are agreed per pilot, not published yet.
Fixed pilot
A scoped pilot with an agreed price and defined findings.
Monthly carrier subscription
Ongoing job checking for an operating fleet.
Usage-based API
Per-decision pricing for platform integrations.
Per-driver access
Deliverd Driver for an allocated driver group.
Retailer implementation plus usage
Fit integration work, then per-order usage.
Enterprise annual licence
Multi-brand or multi-depot deployment.
Pilot scope and pricing depend on job volume, integrations and evidence requirements.
Final pricing will be published once pilot delivery costs and third-party provider costs are understood.
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