Your food & store delivery app, your brand, your catalog

Both. Every store — restaurant, supermarket, pharmacy or local shop — gets its own storefront with catalog and prices. The customer enters the store, builds a cart and your courier delivers it. It works for food as well as groceries, medicine or any local commerce.

No. Delivery is a service inside your same Cabgo app. The customer picks 'Delivery' on open, alongside taxi or parcel. You keep one app, one fleet and one dashboard.

Each store sets its menu or catalog prices. You define the delivery fee and your commission per store and per courier. The charge is split automatically between the store, the courier and you according to what you configure.

Yes. A driver enrolls in the services you want (taxi, delivery, parcel). That way you leverage your existing fleet to deliver orders during off-peak hours, without hiring another network.

Each store manages its own catalog from the dashboard: categories, products, photos, prices and availability. Changes show up in the app without you intervening, and without affecting the other stores.

Yes — that's exactly what Brand mode is for. The app is 100% your business: customers open it and land directly on your menu to order, with no store listing and no competitors inside. Your couriers, your catalog, your brand on iOS and Android. And since you own the platform yourself, there's no middleman commission.

Brand mode covers branches too: each one has its own catalog, hours, coverage and couriers. The app detects the customer's location and automatically shows the menu of the branch that serves them; they can switch branches manually if they want. And if their address falls outside everyone's coverage, the app offers ordering for pickup at the nearest branch instead of turning them away. To avoid loading the menu N times, you can duplicate one branch's catalog into another in one click.

Before confirming payment, the app checks that the store is open, the minimum order is met and the customer is within the delivery radius. If any condition fails, the order doesn't go through. That way you avoid charges you'd later have to refund.

Yes. You can set separate commissions for Delivery and Request-a-courier, and tell paid deliveries apart from free ones. You also choose how the commission is applied: absorbed, deducted, added to the customer or mixed. It's all configured from the dashboard without rebuilding the app.

Under Delivery → Stores you see each store's balance: red if the store owes you, green if you owe them. You can filter only the negatives and see a summary of total receivable and payable. When you're ready to settle, the Settle button closes the full outstanding balance in a single, recorded operation.