Moroccan delivery startup Errnd has launched a peer-to-peer delivery platform that allows customers to negotiate prices directly with couriers. Available across Morocco, the app covers groceries, pharmacy purchases, parcels and intercity deliveries, with cash payments and real-time tracking.
Errnd, a Moroccan delivery startup founded by Ahmed Bendrioua, has launched an on-demand delivery platform that allows customers to propose their own prices rather than pay fixed delivery fees.
The app enables users to request deliveries for groceries, restaurant orders, pharmacy items, packages and other everyday errands. Customers enter their pickup and drop-off locations, describe what they need and propose a delivery price.
Nearby couriers can accept the proposed amount or submit counteroffers. Customers then choose their preferred courier based on price, ratings, vehicle type and estimated arrival time.
Once a courier is selected, customers can track the delivery through a live map, communicate through in-app messaging and pay in cash when their order arrives.
Unlike traditional delivery platforms that deduct commissions from couriers’ earnings, Errnd allows couriers to keep 100% of the agreed delivery fare. According to the company, it adds MAD 20 ($2.20) per completed local delivery and generates additional revenue through service fees on intercity deliveries and international purchases.
The platform also supports deliveries between Moroccan cities, allowing customers to arrange shipments through individual couriers.
Another feature connects customers in Morocco with travelers arriving from abroad. Users can request products from other countries, negotiate delivery arrangements with travelers and collect their purchases upon arrival.
Founded by Ahmed Bendrioua, an AI and machine learning engineer who graduated from Morocco’s National Institute of Statistics and Applied Economics (INSEA) in Rabat, Errnd launched in 2026. Bendrioua is currently a PhD student and research engineer at the University of Toronto.
The platform is available nationwide, with most activity concentrated in Casablanca and Rabat, according to the founder.
Errnd is available for free on iOS and Android, supporting Arabic, French and English. The app does not charge registration or subscription fees, and couriers can choose their working hours and delivery requests.
Source: Errnd
