Serve Families and Groups with Costco Groceries
Costco is one of the strongest delivery categories in the U.S.
Families reorder. Groups buy in bulk. Baskets are larger. Margins are stronger.
The Costco Platform gives independent operators a structured way to serve that demand — without becoming a gig worker or franchise.

Why Costco Is a Proven Delivery Category

• High repeat rates
• Larger basket sizes
• Real provisioning pain points
• Affluent household demographics
Operators aren’t creating demand — they’re serving demand that already exists.
What the Costco Platform Includes
• Structured Costco catalog
• Reference pricing with post-shop reconciliation
• Continuous catalog + coupon updates
• Split-multipack tools
• Group & shared-cart functionality
• Delivery & stocking workflows
• Repeat ordering support
• Hybrid fee model support
• Multi-unit / community support
BUILT FOR USE CASES GIG APPS DON’T HANDLE
• Pre-arrival stocking
• Group provisioning
• Senior / 55+ communities
• Church & community bulk orders
• STR & resort staging
• Pantry & fridge setup
• Multi-unit coordination

Warehouse-scale grocery delivery requires a structured local operator — not a marketplace dispatch model.
Alcohol Where Legal

In eligible markets, operators may include Costco wine, beer, and spirits to increase basket size and hospitality value.
Enabled based on:
• Local law
• Hospitality rules
• Operator discretion
Optional dedicated alcohol page available where permitted.
Who This Model Serves Best
Primary:
• Families & households
• 55+ communities
• Church & community groups
• Multi-family clusters
Expansion:
• STR & vacation rentals
• Property managers
• Resorts & concierge teams
• Corporate & event provisioning

These markets generate larger baskets and stronger unit economics.
No Franchise, No Gig Model, No Corporate Rules

Operators Remain Independent
Operators decide:
• What stores they shop
• What customers they serve
• What fees they charge
• What hours they operate
• How large they grow
The platform provides infrastructure — not control.
Choose How You Want to Operate — Then Decide if You Want to Scale
After validating demand, operators make two decisions
Sourcing Focus - Choose how you want to source groceries:
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Path A — Multi-Store Grocery Service
Shop Costco plus other retailers (Whole Foods, Kroger, local markets, Publix etc.) -
Path B — Costco-Focused Grocery Service
Specialize in Costco because it drives larger baskets, better repeat rates, and stronger unit economics
Both paths work. The choice depends on:
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your market
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your customer base
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your sourcing options
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your personal preference
There is no “right” answer — it’s a business model choice.

Scale When Demand Supports It
Operators may add one or two additional shoppers to increase:
• Order throughput
• Coverage area
• Scheduling flexibility
Scaling is optional. The platform supports it — it doesn’t require it.