Wodely (formerly WooDelivery) is delivery management software with route optimization, live tracking and proof of delivery. Plans start at $49/month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Wodely, formerly WooDelivery, is a cloud-based delivery management platform for businesses that run their own local deliveries and field jobs. The company describes it as an all-in-one system covering booking, scheduling, automatic assignment, route optimization, automated communication, proof of delivery, tracking pages and customer invoicing.
The rebrand from WooDelivery to Wodely is a name change only; the site states it is the same product. Wodely was launched in 2020 by Asbing Technology Pty Ltd, which says it was established in 2014 and is headquartered in Sydney, Australia, with teams in Australia and the United States.
Wodely organizes work as tasks, the core unit of work for a driver or agent, such as a parcel delivery, a grocery pickup or a house cleaning visit. Tasks come in through booking forms, a bulk importer, integrations or the API, and can be assigned to drivers automatically.
Three interfaces handle the rest. Drivers use a mobile app to receive daily tasks and capture proof of delivery. Dispatchers use a web portal to track every task in real time. Merchants, who can be sellers, service providers or customers, get their own portal to manage tasks and contacts.
The core toolset includes route optimization, automatic task assignment, live tracking with location history replay, automatic customer notifications, in-app chat and proof of delivery by photo, signature or barcode. Customers can reschedule through a dedicated hub, and secure delivery with OTP is available.
Beyond dispatch, Wodely includes customer invoicing, task pricing, driver earnings and tipping, cash on delivery, recurring tasks, shipping labels and hyperlocal analytics. Professional adds vehicle management, safety inspection checklists, geo-fencing and predictive task ETAs. The site also lists more than 60 add-ons and extensions.
Wodely, formerly WooDelivery, is a delivery management software suite. It covers booking, scheduling, automatic assignment, route optimization, proof of delivery, tracking pages and customer invoicing for delivery and courier businesses.
Starter costs $49 per month with 400 base tasks, and Professional costs $159 per month with 2,000 base tasks. Extra tasks are $0.08 each on Starter and $0.04 to $0.06 on Professional. Enterprise is custom priced, with a $9,000 minimum setup cost and an $800 minimum monthly fee.
Yes. New users get a 14-day free trial of the Starter plan, and the trial lets them test the Starter and Professional plans. No credit card is required. The company says the trial can be extended by contacting support.
Wodely does not list a free plan. There is no lock-in contract, and subscriptions can be cancelled at any time through the Manage Subscription button. Enterprise has a minimum 12-month term.
Wodely offers plug-ins for Shopify and WooCommerce and lists integrations with Magento, BigCommerce, OpenCart, Square, Stripe, Twilio, Plivo, ClickSend, Google Maps, Google Sheets and Zapier. A web API and webhooks are available on Professional.
Wodely suits businesses that manage their own drivers or field workers, such as couriers, e-commerce and retail merchants, restaurants, pharmacies and home service companies. Large operators can use the Enterprise tier for white-labeled apps.
A task is the core unit of work for a driver, such as a parcel delivery or a grocery pickup. Tasks are counted when completed through the driver app or by another method such as an API call.
The company says Wodely applications and data are hosted on Microsoft Azure in the USA. Enterprise customers can choose to host their data in a private cloud.