Hyperzod review: white-label quick commerce platform with ordering, merchant and driver apps. Modules from $23/month plus a 0.99% per-order fee.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Hyperzod is a B2B quick commerce platform that lets merchants launch and run a hyperlocal delivery business under their own brand. The company says it is built on an AI-first architecture and delivered through white-label, no-code apps, so an owner can set up a branded store without writing code.
The product is a modular suite: an ordering website, a customer ordering app, a merchant app, a driver app, an admin panel and Autozod, its delivery management and driver assignment logic. It supports single stores, single brands with several locations, and multi-vendor marketplaces.
Customers order through the website or the iOS and Android app, finding nearby stores by location and choosing delivery or pickup. They pay online through options such as Stripe and PayPal and follow the order live. Merchants receive push alerts, with optional thermal printing, and manage products, inventory and scheduling in their own app.
Drivers receive orders through auto assignment, then use GPS navigation, route optimization and proof of delivery. The admin panel shows orders, earnings and reports in one dashboard, and each store can have its own geofence. An AI assistant called North guides setup and can build a catalogue from a photo or Excel sheet.
On the storefront side, Hyperzod offers a drag-and-drop theme builder, white-label branding, multilingual support and an AR product experience in the mobile apps. AI features include personalized product picks, cross-sell pairings and up-sell suggestions, while loyalty points, referrals, an in-app wallet, gift cards and WhatsApp campaigns support repeat orders.
Operational tools include bulk inventory management, product variants, promotions, thermal printer auto-printing and analytics for merchants. Drivers get distance-based incentives, time-based bonuses, order tips, earnings reports and number masking. The site also lists 24x7 live chat support and a free SSL certificate.
Hyperzod is a B2B quick commerce platform for launching branded hyperlocal delivery businesses. It provides a white-label ordering website and apps for customers, merchants and drivers, plus an admin panel and Autozod delivery automation, all configured with no-code tools.
Pricing is per module: Ordering Website $23 per month, Ordering App $79, Merchant App $62 and Driver App $62, in USD. Yearly billing is 20% cheaper. A flat 0.99% success fee applies to each order, and an optional one-time $300 setup fee applies per module.
Yes. The site offers a 14-day free trial and states that no payment information is required. Demo websites and demo apps are also available to explore.
It suits restaurants, grocers, pharmacies and other local retailers, as well as marketplace operators, who want their own branded delivery apps. It supports single stores, multi-branch brands and multi-vendor marketplaces.
The site names Stripe and PayPal for payments and WhatsApp for marketing campaigns. It also lists POS system integrations and third-party delivery integrations, without naming specific providers.
No. The website and app builders are drag-and-drop and no-code, and Hyperzod offers a setup service that builds the apps and handles App Store and Play Store submissions. One customer review notes that setup is not fully out of the box and takes some technical effort.
It can be. Entry modules start at $23 per month and a single store is supported, so a small merchant can start with one module. Costs grow with each added module, the per-order fee and optional setup.
The company says its product is used in 40+ countries by 5,000+ businesses. It lists offices in Chicago, Muscat, Gurugram and London, and the site is available in English, Spanish, Arabic and French.