Driving with DeliverThat: More Than a Drop-Off

If you've driven for a gig platform before, you know the feeling: you're an ID number, a dot on a map, an acceptance rate.

Here's what we see: you're a person showing up. You're representing the brand on every single delivery, and the brands on our network decided this order shouldn't be handled by drop-and-go, on-demand platform.

That delivery might be the weekly lunch service for a corporate office, the meal that feeds nurses at a medical center between patients, or the post-game spread a professional sports organization needs set up before the team travels to the next city.

The point is, that order is a culture-building gesture, not just a burrito in a bag.

DeliverThat is responsible for upholding a brand's quality standards through exceptional delivery.

That's what we build for our drivers:

• Access to materials explaining quality and setup standards, straight from the brands, so you're informed on the requirements of a delivery before you accept it, and set up for success once you're on the road

• A dedicated driver call center for when something happens on a live delivery

• A driver experience team whose entire job is to answer your questions and provide guidance

• A gear shop to help you get started, because these deliveries require the right equipment

And here's the part that actually sets DeliverThat apart: you get to choose who you deliver for and which deliveries to take. We don't send you out to represent brands that see delivery as a race to the bottom. We work with restaurants, grocery stores, and catering companies that care about the experience and invest in it. Those are the ones who want it done right, not just done.

You're not filling a pre-defined completion quota. You're the reason a brand's customers keep coming back.

We started this company in 2013 out of a dorm room, before we even had cars. We were delivering almost anything you can think of to college kids, from books to burritos. We've grown into a delivery solutions platform that connects restaurants and drivers, mutually, on their terms.

Let's be honest about the gig economy right now. Too many platforms treat independent contractors as cogs in the machine.

Our mission is to flip that on its head: connect independent contractors to a variety of delivery opportunities, with standards and requirements defined by the brand, so everyone knows what the job entails. Some jobs you may want. Others, you may not. And that's okay, because it's your choice.

The reason we're here is the same reason we started: we believe delivery can be better than what the gig economy usually offers. If that sounds like what you're looking for, we'd love to have you learn more about driving with DeliverThat.

(Updated July, 2026)