It has to be there today
A deadline about to be missed, a client waiting, a site standing still. A dedicated vehicle is assigned the moment you confirm.
See same day courier →Time-Critical
Business & Planned
Specialist Delivery
Urgent & Breakdown
Professional & Public
Trade, Retail & Events
Flextro runs a delivery service for whatever you are sending: today, tomorrow, every week, on a pallet or with two people to carry it. Every one works the same way underneath — your own vehicle, collected from the door, driven straight there. Pick the one that fits below, or tell us the job and we will pick for you.
A selection of our clients
Flextro works with organisations across healthcare, professional services, retail, housing, technology and other UK business sectors.








Delivery services at a glance
Flextro’s delivery services cover same day, emergency, urgent document, next day, scheduled and contract, multi-drop, pallet, two man, luggage, eCommerce and business delivery across the UK.
Every one uses a vehicle dedicated to your consignment. It travels direct from collection to destination rather than through a parcel sorting hub, with delivery updates in transit and proof of delivery on completion.
Because that model is the same throughout, choosing comes down to three things: when it has to arrive, what the load is, and how many addresses are involved.
Start with the job
Choose by deadline first, then by load. If it has to arrive today, same day or emergency. If it can wait until tomorrow, next day costs less. If it is the same journey every week, a contract run costs less again. If several addresses are involved on one day, multi-drop.
A deadline about to be missed, a client waiting, a site standing still. A dedicated vehicle is assigned the moment you confirm.
See same day courier →Regular stock moves, branch deliveries, site supplies. Agree the route and the days once, then it simply runs.
See contract runs →Pallets, furniture and appliances. The vehicle is matched to the load, and a second pair of hands added where the item needs it.
See pallet delivery →Side by side
Every delivery service here uses a dedicated vehicle and a direct route. The differences are timing, load and how many addresses are involved. This table shows which suits which job, so you can go straight to the right page instead of guessing.
| Service | Best for | When it moves | Typical load |
|---|---|---|---|
| Same Day Courier | Anything that must arrive today | Collection within 60 minutes in most areas | Documents through to a full Luton load |
| Emergency Courier | A stopped line, site or deadline right now | As soon as a suitable vehicle can reach you | Breakdown parts, tools, production-critical items |
| Urgent Document Courier | Paperwork with a fixed same-day deadline | Same day, direct, no sorting hub | Contracts, court bundles, signed originals |
| Next Day Courier | Planned sends that need not move today | Collected at an agreed time, delivered the next day | Parcels, stock, samples, palletised goods |
| Scheduled & Contract Runs | The same movement, over and over | Daily, weekly, fortnightly or another agreed cycle | Regular stock moves, site supplies, branch runs |
| Multi-Drop Courier | Several delivery addresses on one day | One planned route, stops in a sensible order | Customer orders, branch stock, distribution rounds |
| Pallet Delivery | Goods stacked, wrapped and secured on a pallet | Same day or booked ahead | One pallet through to a full vehicle |
| Two Man Delivery | Items needing two people to handle safely | Same day or booked ahead | Furniture, appliances, heavy single items |
| Luggage Delivery | Bags travelling separately from you | Urgent or pre-booked | One bag through to a group luggage load |
| eCommerce Delivery | Orders with a delivery date you have promised | Same-day, next-day, multi-drop or scheduled | A single order through to palletised retail stock |
| Business Courier | Urgent, planned or repeat company deliveries | Same-day, next-day, scheduled, multi-drop or pallet | Any service on this page, on one account |
Two rows still look the same for your job? Either will work. Call 020 4576 3438 and we will quote the cheaper of the two.
01 — When it has to move today
All three collect and deliver on the day you book. What separates them is how the collection is prioritised, and how carefully the handover is recorded at the other end.
Collected and delivered on the same calendar day, one vehicle for the whole journey. A 60-minute collection target in most areas, 24 hours a day.
Explore same day courier →Priority response for a consignment that cannot wait for a scheduled booking. A vehicle is assigned from the moment you call, day or night.
Explore emergency courier →Physical paperwork carried direct to the recipient, with no parcel sorting hub in the route and proof of delivery recorded after the handover.
Explore urgent document courier →02 — When you can plan it in
Work you can see coming costs less than the same job raised as an emergency. The deciding factor is whether it is a one-off, a route that repeats, or several addresses covered in one day.
Collected at a time you agree and delivered the following day, at a price fixed before you book. The same dedicated vehicle and direct route, without same-day pricing.
Explore next day courier →Repeat collections and deliveries on an agreed schedule. Route, frequency, windows and vehicle are planned once, then run to that plan instead of rebooking each time.
Explore scheduled and contract runs →One vehicle collects and delivers to several addresses on one planned route, travelling only to the stops agreed for your booking. Proof of delivery at each drop.
Explore multi-drop courier →03 — When the load decides, not the clock
Chosen by what is moving rather than when it has to arrive. Whether it sits on a pallet, needs two people to carry it, or is personal rather than commercial.
The pallet is loaded once at collection and stays on the vehicle until delivery, so nothing is broken down or re-stacked. Oversized and overhanging loads assessed before booking.
Explore pallet delivery →A two-person team travels with the vehicle, so bulky items are handled, carried and positioned by the people delivering them. Access is confirmed before the job.
Explore two man delivery →Suitcases, holdalls and permitted belongings collected from one agreed address and driven directly to another. Homes, hotels, universities and offices.
Explore luggage delivery →04 — When it is part of how you operate
For companies where delivery is not an occasional errand but part of the operation, consolidated onto one account with one contact and one invoice.
The transport stage for online retailers: orders, stock, returns and replacements collected from your premises, supplier or store and delivered by whichever method fits.
Explore ecommerce delivery →Company-to-company delivery on one account, covering urgent, planned and repeat movements across every service on this page rather than booking each separately.
Explore business courier →Describe what is moving, where it is going and when it has to arrive. We will name the service, size the vehicle and quote it before you commit to anything.
Get a quote →Industry use cases
The same services solve very different problems depending on the sector. Below are six of the delivery pressures we hear most often, and there are plenty more; the industry pages go into what each one actually involves.
Materials, tools and replacement plant to sites where an hour of waiting costs a day of programme.
Construction delivery →Parts, sub-assemblies and tooling moving between plants, suppliers and machine shops against a production date.
Manufacturing delivery →Contracts, bundles and filings where the handover has to be recorded and the deadline will not move.
Professional services delivery →Branch replenishment, trade orders and customer rounds planned into routes rather than booked one by one.
Retail delivery →Time-critical items travelling between locations where a routine collection window does not fit.
Healthcare delivery →Stands, equipment and materials against a build schedule that has no slack in it at all.
Events delivery →The shared standard
Whichever delivery service you book, this part does not change. It is set out once here so each service page can get straight to what makes it different.
Your consignment is not co-loaded with anyone else’s, and the vehicle is matched to size, weight and access.
Loaded once at collection and unloaded once at delivery, rather than passing through a parcel depot.
Quoted on the actual route, load and timing, and agreed in full before the booking is accepted.
Carried on every job as standard, subject to the applicable policy terms and limits.
Delivery updates while the job runs, and proof of delivery recorded once the handover is complete.
One booking line, answered 24 hours a day, seven days a week, bank holidays included.
Simple booking
In four steps, and the same four whichever service you pick. You send the route and the load; Flextro confirms the service, the vehicle and a fixed price; a dedicated vehicle collects; and it is delivered direct with proof of delivery. No payment is taken up front.
Share the collection and delivery postcodes, what is moving, when it is ready and the deadline.
Flextro confirms which service fits, the vehicle for the load, realistic timing and a fixed price before the booking is accepted.
A vehicle assigned to your consignment collects from the agreed address, with access and loading details already known.
One direct journey to the destination, updates while it runs, and proof of delivery recorded at the handover.
Customer feedback
Pricing across the range
Every job is quoted on the same four things: the distance between collection and delivery, the vehicle size the load needs, how quickly it has to move, and any waiting or handling at either end. You see the full price before you confirm, and it does not change afterwards.
Which of the four weighs most depends on the delivery service. Distance dominates a next day job, response time dominates an emergency, and the number of stops dominates a multi-drop route. That is why there is no single rate card on this page and each service page covers its own.
For businesses
If delivery has stopped being an occasional errand, a Flextro business account replaces the quoting and paying each time with agreed rates, one monthly invoice and a named contact who already knows your routes.
An account changes how the work is booked and billed, not which services you can use. Every service on this page is available on it, and you can mix them freely — a weekly contract run, an urgent same day collection and a pallet movement all land on the same invoice.
Looking for how business delivery itself works rather than how it is billed? That is covered on the business courier service page.
Vehicles and coverage
Two things that apply identically to every service, so they are answered once here rather than repeated on each service page.
Small Van, SWB, LWB, XLWB and Luton. Give the dimensions, weight and any loading restrictions at the quote stage and the right vehicle is assigned, so you are never paying for space the job does not need. Not sure? Describe the items and we will work it out.
Every service on this page runs across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland — city centres, industrial estates and rural addresses alike. One vehicle, one route, one driver responsible from start to finish, wherever the job goes.
Frequently asked questions
Comparison questions about our delivery services, answered here. What a single service is, what it costs and how it runs are answered on that service page.
Choose by deadline first. If it has to arrive today, book same day or emergency. If it can wait until tomorrow, next day costs less. If it is the same journey every week, a contract run costs less again. If several addresses are involved on one day, book multi-drop. Call 020 4576 3438 if you would rather describe the job and have it matched for you.
Both deliver today on a dedicated vehicle. Same day is the standard service for anything that must arrive before the day is out, with a 60-minute collection target in most areas. Emergency is a priority response for a consignment that cannot wait for a scheduled booking, such as a stopped production line, and collection is arranged as soon as a suitable vehicle can reach the address.
Book next day whenever the delivery is important but not immediate, because it costs less for the same dedicated vehicle and direct route. Book same day when the item is needed before the day is out. If you find yourself booking same day repeatedly for the same journey, a scheduled contract run will cost less than either.
Multi-drop describes the shape of one route: several delivery addresses covered in one journey, on one day. A contract run describes frequency: the same movement repeating on an agreed schedule. A multi-drop route that runs every week is set up as a contract run.
When the item needs two people to handle, carry and position it safely. Weight on a pallet is a vehicle problem, solved with the right van and a tail lift. Weight without a pallet, such as furniture or an appliance that has to go into a room, is a handling problem, and that is what a two-person team is for.
It means a vehicle is assigned to your consignment and runs it direct from collection to destination. Nothing else is loaded alongside it and it does not pass through a parcel sorting hub. Every Flextro delivery service works this way, which means fewer handling stages and a clearer journey to follow.
Yes. A business account covers every delivery service on this page, so a weekly contract run, an urgent same day collection and a pallet movement can sit on one account with one contact and one invoice. Moving between services needs no new setup.
Because the four factors that set a price — distance, vehicle size, urgency and any waiting or handling — weigh differently on each service. A single figure here would be misleading for almost every job, so each service page explains its own pricing and the quote is fixed before you confirm.
For same day work the target is collection within 60 minutes in most areas. For emergency work a vehicle is dispatched as soon as one can reach the address. For planned services you choose the collection window. In every case the realistic window is confirmed to you before the booking is accepted rather than promised in advance.
Beyond the core services
Some jobs need a service built around the contents rather than the deadline. These sit alongside the services above and run on the same dedicated-vehicle basis.
Ready when you are
Know which one you need? Open that page and book it. Still weighing it up? Send the collection postcode, the destination and what is moving, and we will name the service and the price — no obligation either way.