An agreed cutoff time
The default is 13:00. With the store, it can be moved earlier or later to fit.
Same-day delivery / Tbilisi
Booked this morning, delivered this evening.
Orders created before 13:00 reach the recipient the same day. The cutoff is agreed with each partner, and the rate does not change for it - only parcel weight sets the price.
- 01Order
- 02Pickup
- 03Transit
- 04Delivered
How it fits in one day
One day, three fixed points: the cutoff, the pickup, the route.
Same-day is not a separate expedited service. It is an ordinary working day built around a time agreed in advance.
The courier comes on schedule
Collection happens at the agreed time, so every order created before the cutoff travels together.
Parcels join one route
Collected parcels are sorted onto that day's route across the districts of Tbilisi.
An outcome the same day
The recipient gets the parcel that day, and the delivery time is recorded on the order.
Late orders go tomorrow
An order created after the agreed time is scheduled for the next working day, visibly so.
The price does not change
Same-day carries no surcharge: only the weight band decides what a delivery costs.
Cutoff13:00, negotiable
RateUnchanged, by weight
CoverageAll ten Tbilisi districts
FAQ
About same-day delivery
Exact conditions are confirmed for each business during application review.
How late can I create an order?
The default cutoff is 13:00: orders created before it are delivered the same day. The cutoff is built around how a store works rather than the other way round, which is why it is agreed individually. If your orders mostly accumulate after midday it moves later; if they come in early it can move earlier. The agreed time is recorded in the partnership terms and can be revisited afterwards if the pattern of your day changes.
Can the cutoff be moved for my store?
Yes. The cutoff is not the same figure for every partner. It depends on the store's address, its working hours, the pickup schedule, and how many orders it sends a day. A new cutoff takes effect once the pickup schedule has been adjusted to match, because the two are tied together: the courier has to arrive after the cutoff rather than before it, or the last orders of the morning miss the run they were promised.
What happens to orders created after the cutoff?
Nothing is lost and nothing needs creating again. The order stays in the system and is scheduled for the next working day, and its current state shows on the same status timeline as any other. A store can see which of its orders did not make today's route, so it can tell the customer before the customer asks rather than after.
Does same-day work in every district?
Yes. The service works the same way across all ten administrative districts of Tbilisi: Vake, Saburtalo, Mtatsminda, Krtsanisi, Isani, Samgori, Chughureti, Didube, Nadzaladevi, and Gldani. Distance changes neither the timing nor the price. Individual addresses that are genuinely hard to reach are agreed separately, but that is a question about an address rather than about a district.