Entregui

Overview

Entregui is a cloud platform for planning delivery routes, managing fleets and tracking logistics performance. It is best suited to delivery operators who need live visibility for dispatchers and customers, plus ways to connect order data to their existing systems.

Its combination of route planning, delivery proof and customer updates addresses practical last-mile needs, while API and spreadsheet import options accommodate different workflows. The key caveat is that its privacy policy describes the mobile app as a demonstration using fictional data, not an app that uploads information to external servers.

Key features

Route planning factors in vehicle capacity, urgency and delivery area, making it more relevant to operations balancing several constraints than to teams that only need a basic stop list. Operators can monitor deliveries on a live map and pause or redirect them, giving dispatchers a way to respond while routes are underway.

Customer and team delivery status is visible live on a map. Proof of delivery can include a photo, digital signature or keyword, which gives teams several forms of completion evidence. Customers can receive an SMS, WhatsApp or email when a delivery is en route or complete; delivery windows are also supported.

The driver app works offline and syncs when connectivity returns, a useful safeguard for routes through areas with unreliable service. Orders can enter by spreadsheet upload or system integration. A REST API and webhooks support custom connections and delivery-event handling; the API uses JSON, HTTPS and token authentication, and technical support is provided to development teams.

Entregui targets last-mile, first- and middle-mile, same-day and PUDO operations. That breadth makes it worth considering across several delivery models, though the privacy policy’s description of the mobile app as a fictional-data demonstration merits close attention before relying on it for live operations.

Pricing

Entregui is a paid product with custom pricing. The maker offers free account signup under a “Try for free” call to action, but no trial duration, plan inclusions or free-account limits are established. Teams should confirm what the free access covers and what a paid deployment will cost before committing.

Without published tiers or quotas, it is difficult to compare costs across teams of different sizes or delivery volumes. The best fit is an operator willing to discuss its requirements directly; teams that need a predictable, self-serve price should compare products with published plan terms.

Platforms

Entregui supports Android, iOS, web and API access. Its driver app is available on Google Play and the iOS App Store. The offline mode is particularly useful for drivers, while web access and API connections suit dispatch and system integration.

Who it's for

Entregui is a candidate for delivery businesses handling last-mile, first- or middle-mile, same-day or PUDO work that need route planning, dispatcher oversight, customer notifications and delivery evidence in one workflow. It is less suited to buyers who require clear public pricing or assurance that the mobile app handles real operational data: the privacy policy describes a demonstration app that uses fictional data and does not upload information to external servers.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Routing accounts for real constraints: Capacity, urgency and delivery area all inform route optimization.
• Dispatchers can intervene: Live monitoring, pausing and redirection give teams options when deliveries change mid-route.
• Flexible proof and customer updates: Photos, signatures or keywords can document delivery, while SMS, WhatsApp and email can keep customers informed.
• Integration choices: Spreadsheet import, system integrations, REST API and webhooks accommodate different levels of technical setup.
• Offline driver support: The app syncs after connectivity returns, reducing dependence on a continuous connection.

Cons

• Custom pricing makes budgeting harder: There are no published prices or plan limits to compare.
• Free access is unclear: Signup is offered, but its duration, features and caps are not established.
• Mobile-data caveat: The privacy policy describes the app as a fictional-data demonstration that does not upload data to external servers, which leaves a significant question for teams considering it for live delivery work.

Alternatives

Last-Mile Delivery Software is a useful category starting point for comparing delivery tools across the market.

• Fleetbase is worth considering if published entry pricing matters: its Cloud plan is $29 a month with unlimited orders and users, and it also offers self-hosting.
• Traky may suit teams that want a freemium option with a published paid tier; its Básico plan is $9.99 a month and adds warehouse and branch modules over the free plan.
• Routal is an alternative for buyers who can work with vehicle-based pricing: its Light Plan is €83 a month on annual billing, includes four vehicles, and charges 16€ for each extra vehicle.
• Shipday suits smaller operations looking for a stated free allowance: its Basic plan is free forever for up to 300 orders per month and 10 driver accounts, and the full platform has a 14-day trial without a credit card.
• Kosmo offers defined monthly stop allowances, with Launch at $199 a month for 1,000 stops and Grow at $499 a month for 3,000 stops.
• Epicor Kinetic is another paid option, with platform, cloud package, concurrent-user licenses and industry bundles among its purchase choices.
• Last Mile Software is an alternative with a published volume-based entry plan: $44 a month for up to 100 jobs, with unlimited drivers.
• SendGround is another paid option with Starter, Team, Business and Enterprise tiers organized around order-volume allowances.

Verdict

Entregui is most compelling for delivery operators that need constrained route planning, live dispatch control, customer updates and multiple forms of delivery evidence, with API or spreadsheet intake to fit their workflow. Those capabilities make it a credible option to evaluate across several delivery models. Its custom pricing and the privacy policy’s description of a fictional-data demonstration app are substantial reservations. Choose it if the operating workflow fits and the maker can clarify live-data use and pricing; look elsewhere if transparent costs or a clearly production-ready mobile app are essential.