FedEx Clone App - White-Label Branch-Based Courier Platform

The Miracuves FedEx Clone is a ready-made courier and parcel platform that runs on branches. Senders price a shipment, book a pickup or drop a parcel at a branch and follow it by order ID, branch managers create shipments and print labels, drivers work pickup and delivery missions, and an admin console sets rates and follows every parcel. It is white-labeled to your brand and delivered with the complete source code.

Software with courier and parcel features is generally lawful to build and sell. Nothing in the Miracuves FedEx Clone is taken from FedEx, and it launches under your own name, terms and commercial rules. Do not use the FedEx name or logo in your own branding, and have local advisers confirm courier licensing, customs and data protection rules in every market you serve. Miracuves gives no legal advice.

Yes. Branding is part of delivery: we rebrand the website and the apps with your logo, icons and colors and deploy them. Because you receive the complete source code with no encryption, your team or ours can change service types, delivery methods, rate structures and screens. Anything beyond the base gets a written scope and quote before work starts.

The base covers area costs and shipping rates, a shipment calculator, tracking by order ID, pickup and branch drop-off shipments, branch panels with labels, driver missions, a customer wallet with COD entries, WhatsApp notification, PDF printing in right-to-left and left-to-right languages, English, Arabic and French, and an admin console with reports and access levels.

Yes. The customer app and the driver app are built with Flutter for Android and iOS, and the customer website is responsive in a browser. We publish the apps from your own developer accounts. Store review is handled by Apple and Google and sits outside our 6-day build time.

The FedEx Clone is built around branches: parcels are created by customers or at a branch, collected by drivers or dropped at a counter, and managed through branch accounts. If your drivers are dispatched to individual orders without branches, the Uber Delivery Clone is the closer fit.

A customer creates an account, lands on a dashboard with a wallet, and fills in the shipment form: pickup or branch drop-off, branch, shipping date, collection time, sender details and the packages with their type, quantity, weight and dimensions. The shipment is saved with a code that the customer and staff can track.

Tracking is a menu on the public website. A shipment can be followed with its order ID, staff can search the same ID in the panels, and the tracking form was given a new appearance in release 7.2.0. Location-level live tracking is not shown in the demo, so treat it as a scoped addition.

The shipment form carries a shipping date and a collection time, so a pickup can be booked for a chosen day and hour. A delivery-window slot for the recipient is not shown in the demo, so it would be scoped as a custom change.

Yes. Delivery types such as standard and express carry their own shipping rates, which the admin sets, and additional charges can be applied on top. The calculator uses the chosen delivery type when it quotes a price.

Use the Shipment Calculator on the public site. It factors in the destination, the weight and the delivery type, using the area costs and shipping rates in the admin console, and the cost is recalculated if the shipment is edited later.

A branch manager signs in to the branch panel, creates shipments under the branch name, receives drop-offs and produces labels and tracking details. Each shipment stores its branch, and the admin console lists every branch in one place.

Branch accounts see the status of the shipments in their region, and the status updates as missions move from saved to in progress to delivered. A live map of every parcel is not part of the demo.

A branch schedules pickups and assigns drivers, and drivers work pickup, delivery, transfer and supply missions through the delivery panel and the driver app. Each mission leaves an entry in the wallet and transaction records.

Promotions are a marketing tool listed for the admin, and discounts on specific delivery services or regions can be set up by changing rates. A separate promotion screen for each branch is not shown in the demo, so it would be quoted as a custom change.

The admin console shows tiles for branches, staff, customers, drivers and shipments, with menus for access control levels, receivers, missions, manifests, transactions, shipment teams and reports. Every parcel appears in a table with its code, status, type, customer, branch, shipping cost, payment method and date.

Yes. The admin configures area costs and shipping rates, sets rates for delivery types such as standard and express, and can apply additional charges. Rate changes feed both the calculator and the shipment form.

The dashboard shows how many branches and shipments exist and lists the latest shipments with their branch, and the Reports menu covers sales, activity and shipping trends. Per-branch scorecards with customer satisfaction ratings are not shown in the demo, so they would be scoped as a custom report.

Yes. The admin console has a Reports menu for sales, user activity, shipping trends and revenue, and the transactions list and the shipments table can be searched and filtered for your own accounting.

The admin can edit shipments and add manual transaction entries to a wallet, and every entry carries the name that created it. A dedicated refund or dispute workflow is not part of the base, so we would scope it with your own rules.

The demo shipments table lists cash and PayPal, and payment gateway APIs are listed among the integrations. Other gateways, including region-specific ones, can be integrated on request. You supply your own onboarded gateway account with KYC complete, and card details are handled by the gateway rather than stored by the platform.

The platform supports shipping fees priced by area, service-level rates such as express, added charges on top of a rate, recovery of card fees in the price and cash-on-delivery handling through the wallet. Lines such as insurance, warehousing or merchant API access are not part of the base and are scoped separately.

Capacity grows by adding branches, areas and drivers, and it is a hosting and configuration choice on the deployment you own. A load test with your real volumes belongs in the go-live calendar, and extras beyond the base each get their own quote.

These three are add-ons rather than base features, and each is priced on its own after we agree its scope with you. They are added to the source code you already own.

A courier platform usually starts with the shipping fee on each parcel, because it needs no extra product to sell: the first paid shipment earns it. Service levels and added charges come next, once there are enough shipments for a premium or a surcharge to matter. Other lines sometimes named for this kind of platform, such as warehousing, merchant API access or advertising, sit outside the base build and are agreed separately.

Defensibility rests on the network and the trust around it, not on features. Branches that already know your panel, senders whose recipients and wallet balances sit with you, and a delivery history showing where each parcel was are all difficult to move. The platform supports this by letting that accumulation begin at launch and by storing it in your database. Dependable delivery is a second moat, since a courier that people trust is difficult to copy.

Ready-made delivery takes 6 days of Miracuves build time, covering rebranding, deployment to your hosting and publishing the apps from your developer accounts. Store review and gateway onboarding are controlled by Apple, Google and your payment provider, so they sit outside that window. Custom changes are scoped separately.

Yes. The web platform and both Flutter apps come to you as complete, unencrypted source code. Nothing is charged per seat, no license is needed to run it, and deployment and rebranding with your assets are included.

The list is hosting and a domain, a developer account to publish the apps from, your branding and business details, a payment gateway already onboarded with KYC complete, and third-party keys such as Google Maps, Twilio or Firebase. Applying for gateways for you is not something Miracuves does, and neither is writing your privacy policy or terms.

Because rates, branches, tracking, the wallet and the admin console arrive working, and the release log shows how the product has been maintained from version 6.9.0 onward. Miracuves has been building software since 2010, with 9,000+ projects delivered for 6,000+ clients and 90+ ready-made solutions. The FedEx Clone costs a fixed $2,499, reaches go-live in 6 working days and includes 60 days of guidance, 6 months of priority bug fixes and 12 months of product updates, with a first response in under 2 hours Monday to Saturday, 10:00-19:00 IST.

The FedEx Clone has one fixed price of $2,499, paid once. Included: customer website and app, branch and delivery panels, a driver app, the operator console and unencrypted source code, along with rebranding and deployment. Smart lockers, AR labeling and drone delivery are optional add-ons, and custom flows are priced on a written quote.

For a branch-based courier, generally yes. Area rates, the shipping calculator, branch desks, labels, tracking by order ID and COD wallets already work, so you can take bookings 6 working days after the brief. Building that courier software from zero starts with a scoped estimate and roughly 2-8 weeks of coding before any label prints, so custom budget is best kept for your own rules.

Test a shipment in the demo first, from booking to tracking. Then send your branding, branches, service areas, rate tables and gateway account. Miracuves rebrands the website, apps and panels, installs everything on your servers and lists the customer and driver apps under your developer names. Six working days covers this; app review and gateway onboarding follow their own timing.

Yes. A courier startup can set route prices with area rates, quote senders through the shipment calculator and accept bookings from day one. The platform costs a fixed $2,499, paid once, and Miracuves needs 6 days to build it before it goes live. You can start with a few branches and a handful of drivers, then add areas as parcel volume grows.

Yes. Cash-on-delivery handling runs through the customer wallet, which records COD entries, and drivers work pickup and delivery missions that each leave an entry in the wallet and transaction records. The admin can also add manual transaction entries, and every entry carries the name of the person who created it.

Yes. The admin console lists every branch in one place, and each branch manager signs in to a branch panel to create shipments, receive drop-offs and print labels. Area costs and shipping rates let a regional carrier price routes that cross state lines, and capacity grows by adding branches, areas and drivers.