Online stores
Slow delivery costs sales
The product is available locally, yet delivery still takes several days. When a fast option is missing, the purchase is more likely to stop at checkout.
For investors
Click.Get it delivered.
Asapp! makes moving goods across a city as easy as booking a taxi. Within 60 minutes, without owning a fleet — live in Oslo today.
From NOK 179Fixed price before orderingOslo Taxi as operational partner
The goods are already in the city. Delivery is lagging behind.
Tradespeople
Collection steals billable time
When one part is missing, a tradesperson often has to leave the job to collect it. We bring the item to the site instead.
The solution
We built it.And it is live.
Within the hour
Ordering, pricing, dispatch and tracking in one flow.
No fleet of our own
We use professional capacity that already exists.
Ready for checkout
Integrations for Shopify, WooCommerce, Ingrid and payments.
From shop to door
For online stores, businesses and time-critical needs.
What our customers say
I've used Asapp on several occasions when I needed fast deliveries, and my experience has been entirely positive. They deliver efficiently and reliably.
Market & momentum
The numbers that set the frame.
Every data point below comes from public sources. Click the footnote to verify.
53%
of total shipping cost sits in the last mile (2023)[1]
Up from 41% in 2018 — Statista, 2024. The share keeps growing.
65%
buy again after a good delivery experience – even at a higher price[3]
Bringg Delivery Experience Study, 2026 (1,000+ consumers).
10%
of Norwegian consumers want same-day delivery[4]
Wolt report, June 2026 – and the share keeps growing. Fast delivery is becoming a new competitive factor.
Sources
- [1] Last mile share of total shipping costs, 2023 — Statista, 2024.
- [2] Posten Bring – parcel volume H1 2024 — Posten Bring press release, Aug. 2024.
- [3] 2026 Delivery Experience Study: Flexible, Reliable Delivery Drives Loyalty — Bringg, 2026.
- [4] Fast delivery is becoming a new competitive factor in Norwegian retail — Wolt newsroom, June 2026.
The concept can be copied.The position has to be built.
Our lead comes from the combination of technology, integrations and operational partnerships — not from owning vehicles.
Traditional courier
Typical model
Owned fleet and fixed costs
Asapp!
Connects capacity already on the road
Click and collect
Typical model
The customer collects the item
Asapp!
The item comes to the customer or job site
Food and small items
Typical model
Built for a narrower range of goods
Asapp!
From online store to wholesaler, on one platform
The most important details are not public.
Agreement terms, IP, customer figures, financials and the expansion plan are shared in the pitch deck after an NDA.
Oslo first.New cities without a new fleet.
Now
Prove it in Oslo
Keep developing sales and the delivery experience with Oslo Taxi as our operational partner.
Next
Connect Norwegian cities
Use existing transport networks rather than building local infrastructure from scratch.
Then
Replicate across the Nordics
Take the same technical and commercial model to cities with similar needs.
Backers & partners
We're not building this alone.
Two founder communities behind us, and operational partners giving us capacity from day one.
Operational partners
Our early-stage roundis open.
We are looking for investors who understand marketplaces, commerce, logistics or scaling through strong partnerships.
Investor questions
Can't find the answer you're looking for? Get in touch!
- Asapp! runs a fleet-free platform model with revenue linked to deliveries and business agreements. Pricing structure, margins and unit economics are shared in the pitch deck after confidentiality is confirmed.
- We connect shops and businesses to professional transport capacity that already exists. This enables delivery within the hour without Asapp! building its own fleet or warehouse network.
- Yes. The platform is live in Oslo with Oslo Taxi as its operational partner. Customers see a fixed price before ordering and can track the delivery digitally.
- The platform is built to connect with existing local transport networks. A new city can therefore open without Asapp! first buying vehicles or building physical infrastructure.
- The pitch deck includes customer figures, pipeline, agreement terms, funding requirements, unit economics, forecasts and the detailed expansion plan.
Let's talk.
Request the pitch deck or book an investor meeting with Jon-Andreas.