Industries · Early market
From the gate
to every door.
Couriers drop at one collection point. Rekeni pods take groceries, takeaways, parcels and pharmacy orders from there to each house, so fewer outside vehicles come through the gate.
What Rekeni does
Gated estate deliveries.
- A collection point at the gate or the estate office
- Delivery to each house, with the resident notified as it arrives
- A private locker per order, opened by the resident's code
- Routes, hours and stopping places agreed with estate management
Why it fits
Why autonomy works here.
- Fewer strangers at the gate
- Outside couriers hand over at one point and leave
- Short, known routes
- Estate roads with low speeds and one set of rules
- Residents notice it
- A visible service that adds to the estate's appeal
Business model
How it is paid for.
Figures here are hypotheses we are testing with pilot partners, not published prices. Terms are agreed contract by contract.
- Estate contract
- A contract with the estate or its management for the service
- Per-delivery fee
- R15 to R35 per delivery, a range to test with residents and estates
- Who pays
- The estate, the resident or the sending business, to be tested in pilots
How a pilot runs
Start small. Measure. Grow.
Map the routes
We walk the site or the routes with you, set the stops, speeds and access rules, and run every route in simulation first.
Run a measured pilot
A small fleet on agreed routes for a fixed term, with targets for availability, on-time missions and cost agreed up front.
Grow what works
Add vehicles, routes and sites as the results hold, on the same platform and the same contract.
Start with a pilot.
One site or a few routes, clear goals and a fixed term. Tell us what moves where.