Delivery model

Delivery is confirmed
per print order.

Today, Paperboy checks the fulfilment methods available for the job and addresses before payment. We are not currently recruiting an independent courier workforce.

No courier account. No promised jobs. No invented payout schedule.

Courier riding through a city
ROUTE // PICKUP → DROPOFF

What exists—and what comes next.

Courier delivery and a future Paperboy Messenger network are different products. This page keeps that boundary explicit.

Delivery today

A print quote may include pickup, postal, provider delivery, or a supported third-party courier. The actual options appear before payment.

Messenger later

We are exploring a mode where an approved local Paperboy can print and deliver the same order. It is not open for signup yet.

Courier partnerships

Courier companies and delivery platforms can contact us about integrations, coverage, custody, tracking, and commercial terms.

How delivery works today

Availability determines the route for each print job.

Discuss an integration
01

Quote the real order

Paperboy checks the print location, destination, parcel facts, timing, and configured fulfilment partners.

02

Choose before payment

The customer sees the methods, price, and timing available for that order. Only available courier options appear.

03

Track the accepted handoff

When a supported route is accepted, Paperboy records job state and exposes only the tracking information appropriate for the customer or recipient.

FAQ

The current operating boundary, in plain language.

Can I sign up as an independent Paperboy courier? +
Not today. There is no independent courier onboarding, job marketplace, or payout entitlement. We will publish a real application flow if the Messenger pilot opens.
Who delivers Paperboy orders now? +
Depending on the quote, fulfilment may be pickup, post, a print provider's own delivery, or a supported third-party courier. The order-specific checkout is authoritative.
What is Paperboy Messenger? +
It is a future model under evaluation: an approved local operator could print and deliver one job. Eligibility, insurance, identity, custody, pricing, and payout rules are not final.

Build the delivery layer with us.

Courier companies can discuss integrations now. People interested in a future Messenger pilot can ask to be kept informed—without a promise of admission, jobs, or income.