Dunzo Clone App - White-Label Hyperlocal Pickup and Drop Platform

The Dunzo Clone is a ready-made hyperlocal courier platform from Miracuves. A customer books a pickup and a drop, a delivery partner carries the parcel, and the operator runs zones, fares and dispatch from an admin panel. It ships as a customer website and app, a delivery partner app and the admin panel, white-labeled to your brand.

Software with courier features is lawful to build and sell. The Miracuves Dunzo Clone uses no code, design or content from Dunzo and launches under your own brand, terms and commercial rules. Do not use the Dunzo name or logo in your own branding, and have a local adviser confirm courier licensing, what you may carry and the rules for drivers in each market you serve. Miracuves gives no legal advice.

Branding is part of delivery: we rebrand the web platform and the apps with your logo, icons and color scheme and deploy them. Because the complete source code arrives with no encryption, your team or ours can change fares, flows, screens and features as the business needs. Work beyond the base is scoped and quoted in writing before it starts.

Yes. The customer app and the delivery partner app are built with Flutter for Android and iOS, the customer website works in a browser and the admin panel is web-based. We publish the apps from your own developer accounts, and store review by Apple and Google sits outside our 6-day build time.

The fixed price of $2,499 covers the customer website and app, the delivery partner app, the admin panel and the complete unencrypted source code, with rebranding and deployment done for you and help publishing the apps. Support runs as three periods side by side: 60 days of platform guidance, 6 months of priority bug fixes and 12 months of updates. Add-ons such as smart routing, AR navigation, package sensors and lockers are quoted separately.

Miracuves has built ready-made platforms since 2010, with 9,000+ projects delivered and 6,000+ clients served. The Dunzo Clone comes with a working demo you can open today, a dated release log from January 2023 to July 2024, the complete source code and a fixed price, and it is live in 6 working days. A first response takes under 2 hours, Monday to Saturday, 10:00-19:00 IST.

Sign up, open the home screen and choose what you are sending. Enter the sender and receiver details, check the distance and the delivery fee, say who pays, pick the vehicle and confirm. The order then shows as pending until a delivery partner takes it, and you follow it on the tracker.

Yes. The booking flow has a vehicle step right after the delivery details, and the product supports bikes and motorcycles, cars, vans and trucks, with bicycles also named in the product FAQ. The operator can set commission by vehicle type, distance or promotional offer in the admin panel.

Yes. The order screen shows a five-stage tracker above a map, from Order Placed to Delivered, and tells you while no partner has been assigned yet. Once a partner takes the job, you can follow who is carrying it, and a notification arrives at confirmation, assignment and completion.

Cards, digital wallets and cash on delivery are the methods named for the product, and the sender can choose whether the sender or the receiver pays. The demo shows a Cash on Delivery order and the release log adds the Razorpay gateway; which gateways are live for you depends on the accounts you connect.

Booking is built around a request that is confirmed right away, and the request screen also offers a Save for later option. If you need timed pickups for a particular slot, tell us before launch and we will scope it in writing so nothing is assumed.

The app lets a customer raise a support request, and support requests carry a status: Pending, Processing, Resolved or Closed. Whether you compensate for lost or damaged parcels is your own policy; the software records the case and does not insure the parcel.

Every order carries a delivery verification code, so a parcel is handed to the intended person and the job is closed with a check at the door. The release log also adds proof of delivery with an electronic signature and a photo, which stay with the order.

A partner signs up in the delivery app and provides ID proof, vehicle registration and insurance details. Admins onboard and verify the partner from the admin panel before the partner takes jobs. How strictly you vet people is your own onboarding policy.

Yes. A partner sees an incoming request and can accept or reject it, depending on availability. Accepted jobs appear as a route-wise list of assigned parcels, with in-app navigation and chat with the customer.

Earnings follow the fare and commission rules the operator sets in the admin panel. The apps carry balance details, payment requests and statements, and the operator decides how often money is paid out and to which account.

Yes. Rating and feedback run both ways between customer and partner, which gives the operator a record of service quality to act on.

The panel opens on a parcel dashboard with totals, unassigned, out-for-delivery, delivered and failed orders and a gross sale chart. It also covers orders and dispatch, delivery setup and fares, parcel categories, promotional banners, users, delivery men, transactions and reports, settings, languages and support.

The parcel dashboard filters by zone and has an All Zones view for the whole operation. Fares and commission rules live in the admin panel; if you need different pricing in each city, scope that with us before you plan the rollout.

In the admin panel you define the commission structure and can adjust rates by vehicle type, delivery distance or promotional offer. The sales chart on the dashboard then separates admin commission from delivery commission.

Yes. The dashboard counts unassigned orders and parcels out for delivery, Dispatch Management follows each job, and admins can watch the delivery man being assigned live. Priority parcels are marked on the delivery man map.

The product already works with Google Maps, Twilio, Firebase, payment gateway APIs and translation, and the release log adds Razorpay and the Nexmo and Twilio SMS gateways. Any further gateway, analytics or support tool is integration work that is scoped and quoted on its own, on accounts and keys that belong to you.

Hosting and a domain, developer accounts for the Apple and Google stores, your branding, a payment gateway account with its KYC finished, your own keys for Google Maps, SMS and Firebase, and the policies that govern your operation. We handle rebranding and deployment.

The base separates customer, partner and admin logins, keeps card data at your gateway and records proof of delivery. Ahead of launch we line up a penetration test, rotated keys, a restore drill and a review pass over payment and SMS settings, and you set your partner verification and data retention policies.

Most courier operators start with the fee on each job, because it needs no extra product to sell: the first paid delivery earns it. Merchant invoicing comes next, once shops that ship daily are signed up and a billing cycle makes sense, and priority surcharges and promotional banners follow when volume gives them something to attach to. Lines such as partner programs or licensing the white-label deployment to another operator depend on your own commercial arrangements and are agreed rather than built in.

Defensibility comes from supply and trust rather than features. A bench of reliable delivery partners who know your zones, and a customer base with a history of confirmed handovers, are slow to copy. The platform helps by starting that record at launch, keeping it in your database and giving every order a code and a proof. Fast dispatch and fair partner earnings are the second moat, because couriers move to whoever gives them steady work.

Expect one payment of $2,499 for the Dunzo Clone. It includes the customer website, sender and delivery partner Flutter apps, the admin panel, the unencrypted source code, rebranding and deployment. Smart routing, AR navigation, package sensors and lockers are optional add-ons, and any other custom work gets its own written quote.

For a courier launch it usually is. Parcel booking, dispatch, live tracking, the handover code, proof of delivery and merchant invoices already run in the demo, and you go live in 6 working days. A pickup-and-drop app built from zero needs a written estimate and 2-8 weeks of development first, so most founders spend custom budget only on what is unique to their city.

Our courier team brands the platform, installs it on your servers and readies both Flutter apps within 6 working days. Your Apple and Google memberships then carry the sender and partner apps into review, and each store reviews at its own pace, which sits outside the 6-day window. The booking website can take orders while review is pending.

An app like Dunzo earns on every parcel it moves. Each delivery carries a fee set by distance and vehicle, and the operator keeps a commission before the partner is paid. Merchant accounts add monthly invoicing, and priority or peak surcharges, promotional banners and wallet top-ups add further income, each configured in the admin panel.

Try the demo as a sender and as a delivery partner first. Then send your logo, city zones, vehicle types, fare rules and gateway account. Miracuves rebrands the site, apps and admin panel and deploys them on your hosting. Both apps are filed with the stores from accounts registered to you. That is 6 working days of our time, with store approval counted separately.

Any business that moves items between two addresses can use it. Courier services take bookings, same-day operators cover a single city, online sellers and boutiques can add their own delivery arm, and gift and document services can use the delivery code and proof of delivery for signed handovers.

It is a pickup-and-drop courier platform: a sender books a pickup and a drop inside the city, a delivery partner carries the parcel, and you manage zones, fares and dispatch through the admin panel. It supports bikes, cars, vans and trucks. It is not a grocery or food ordering marketplace.