sendrdelivery.com

Freight you can see moving.

Every parcel has a lane, a clock, and a known next mile. Track a live board, or open a new one from the dock.

Try a live lane SD-5B7J1X, SD-8Q3N5D, SD-9P1W7C.

Olive freight truck at a loading dock at dawn
Oakland origin dock · 05:12 local · outbound sort

Operations

Live lanes

Services

Three clocks. One network.

Pick the lane that matches the dock, not a marketing name. Rates follow distance, mass, and the clock you buy.

Overnight

Next dock, next dawn.

18h

Express

Two-day lane, priority sort.

48h

Standard

Five-day ground, fair rate.

120h

Open the rate desk
Quiet parcel sorting hall with conveyor belts and skylights
Night sort, Chicago gateway · belt 4

How a lane works

From dock to door

01

Print the waybill

Choose two hubs, a clock, and a mass. Sendr issues a public tracking code — no names on the lane.

02

Watch the mile

The board advances on a real clock: pickup, origin hub, linehaul, destination, last mile.

03

Hit the dock

Overnight before the next dawn, express in two days, or standard ground in five.

Olive delivery van on a foggy residential street at dawn
Last-mile run, Boston · 06:40

Network

Sixteen cities. Forty-two docks.

Gateways in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, London, and Lagos — with regional sort between them.

See the map