Why the Last-Mile Delivery Market Is Ripe for Disruption
The last-mile delivery industry is booming. According to Market Research Future, the global same-day delivery market is projected to reach $82.9 billion by 2033, with the U.S. segment alone expected to surpass $24.8 billion by 2029. Consumer expectations for convenience and speed are soaring, particularly among Millennials and Gen Z, who increasingly demand instant or same-day delivery as the norm. Yet, traditional logistics giants like Amazon, DoorDash, and FedEx prioritize large corporate clients. Small and mid-sized businesses, who make up 99% of the U.S. market, are left behind with high fees, rigid systems, and little support. This is where Xpede thrives.The Problem with Big Business and the Promise of Xpede
Xpede was built to fill a glaring gap: helping small businesses compete by offering affordable, flexible, and fast on-demand delivery solutions. From delivering legal documents and retail goods to personal items like keys or catering trays, Xpede provides a seamless, hyperlocal delivery service at a fraction of the cost of traditional couriers, saving businesses 40–60% on logistics compared to mainstream options. And it's not just about delivery. With AI-powered route optimization, driver geo-tracking, preset scheduling, and pay-by-recipient options, Xpede makes logistics smarter and simpler. Plus, with its upcoming mobile car advertising network, Xpede is unlocking a second revenue stream for both local businesses and drivers, turning vehicles into hyperlocal ad platforms that boost visibility and local commerce.