Delivery Companies for sale in Canada

Confirm ownership and transferability of routing software, apps, domains, customer integrations and driver accounts. Review uptime, cybersecurity, vendor terms and privacy controls for addresses, proof-of-delivery images, signatures and geolocation data.

Review employee or contractor status, licences, background checks, pay formulas, insurance and workers' compensation. Include unpaid waiting, failed stops and vehicle costs when testing whether driver economics remain workable after the seller leaves.

Where food is handled or stored, check applicable licences, temperature controls, sanitation, allergen procedures and traceability. Review rejected deliveries and complaints, then confirm responsibility between the company, restaurant, warehouse and final customer.

Review municipal loading rules, parking tickets, curb access, building restrictions and delivery-window commitments by route. Persistent fines, congestion or restricted access can erase margins even when customer pricing appears attractive.

Verify ownership, liens, maintenance and commercial insurance for vans, refrigerated units, bicycles, e-bikes, batteries and handheld devices. Test charging, storage and replacement needs, and exclude assets supplied personally by contractors from the valuation.

Measure contribution per completed stop by zone, time window, vehicle and customer. Include redeliveries, returns, support, promotions and peak incentives, then stress-test route density if a major account reduces volume or changes dispatch times.