Nearfleet uses AI to eliminate the need for fixed logistics infrastructure, unlocking a faster, more flexible model for last-mile delivery – especially over longer distances.

 

Traditional logistics is hard-wired to rely on static infrastructure – warehouses, hubs, and predefined delivery zones – that prioritize consistency over speed and adaptability. This rigidity leads to long dwell times, immobile inventory, and routes that can’t keep pace with real-world demand.​​

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Traditional logistics is notably inefficient in the last mile, especially for urgent delivery where speed and flexibility are essential. Some have tried to solve this by building networks of local delivery hubs to locate inventory closer to the customer, but these facilities are expensive to build, costly to maintain, and only viable in dense, high-volume markets. Others have turned to gig-economy platforms for added flexibility and fast delivery times. While useful for simple, low-risk deliveries, these models often break down when reliability, regulatory compliance, or geographic reach are required.

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​Nearfleet was developed as an alternative to both traditional infrastructure-bound logistics and unreliable gig-economy networks. Our hubless, fully-mobile delivery solution is purpose-built to deliver farther, faster, and at lower cost without the need for sortation centers, depots, local delivery hubs and similar investments. Utilizing mobile sortation, in-field transfer points, relays, and dynamic routing, Nearfleet enables same-day delivery at scale – across cities, suburbs, and rural areas – without relying on fixed infrastructure.

 

With Nearfleet, you can scale delivery without scaling infrastructure.​​​​

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