Entregui

Overview

Entregui is a cloud delivery operations platform combining route planning, fleet management and logistics performance analysis. It is best suited to operators handling several delivery models who need live oversight for dispatchers and customers.

Its route controls, delivery evidence and system connections address practical operational needs. The main reason to pause before adopting it is the privacy policy’s description of its mobile app as a fictional-data demonstration that does not upload information to external servers.

Key features

Route planning accounts for vehicle capacity, urgency and delivery area, which makes it more relevant to dispatchers balancing operational constraints than to teams that only need a basic stop list. Operators can follow delivery status by customer and team on a live map, then pause or redirect deliveries as conditions change.

Proof of delivery can include a photo, digital signature or keyword. Customers can receive SMS, WhatsApp or email notifications when a delivery is on its way or complete, and delivery windows are supported. Together, these features give teams ways to document completion and keep recipients informed without relying on a single communication channel.

The driver app works offline and syncs when connectivity returns, a practical safeguard for routes with intermittent service. Orders can be imported by spreadsheet or system integration. A REST API and webhooks support custom connections and delivery-event handling; the API page says integrations use JSON, HTTPS and token authentication and that technical support is available to development teams.

The privacy policy’s account of the mobile app as a fictional-data demonstration sits uneasily beside operational use. Businesses should clarify how the production service and driver app handle real delivery data before relying on them.

Pricing

Entregui is presented as paid software, with pricing on request, while its site also offers a free account signup under “Try for free.” That makes it possible to begin exploring access without a published subscription price, but buyers should ask what the free account includes and what paid use costs before budgeting or deploying it.

Custom pricing may suit operations whose needs vary by delivery model or integration scope, but it makes comparison with fixed-price tools difficult. The published pricing does not establish seat or order limits, trial length, or renewal terms, so teams should confirm those points along with the scope of support and any charges tied to usage.

Platforms

Entregui supports Android, iOS, web and API access. The driver app appears on Google Play and the iOS App Store, while web access serves operators and the API supports integrations. The mobile app’s stated demonstration-data behavior merits clarification before treating store availability as proof of a production-ready field workflow.

Who it's for

The maker positions Entregui for last-mile, first- and middle-mile, same-day delivery, and PUDO operations. Its live control tower, customer updates and proof-of-delivery options are most useful to teams coordinating active deliveries across drivers and recipients. It is less compelling for buyers who need transparent per-seat or per-order pricing upfront, or who cannot proceed without clarity on how real mobile data is handled.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Route planning weighs capacity, urgency and area, giving dispatchers more than a simple stop sequence.
• Live monitoring with pause and redirect controls helps operators respond during delivery runs.
• Photos, signatures, keywords, delivery windows and multi-channel notifications cover several common delivery and customer communication needs.
• Offline driver operation and spreadsheet, API and webhook options accommodate varied connectivity and order workflows.

Cons

• The privacy policy describes the mobile app as a fictional-data demonstration that does not upload information externally, creating a material question for real deployments.
• Pricing requires a request, and the free account’s limits and terms are unclear, complicating cost comparisons and planning.

Alternatives

Last-Mile Delivery Software is a useful category overview for comparing delivery tools before settling on a product.

Choose Fleetbase if a published monthly cloud price, unlimited orders and users, or a self-hosted option matter more than Entregui’s stated delivery controls. Tarva is worth considering for buyers who want a free tier capped at 15 active team members, one location and 30 days of activity history, or a published Foundation price. Shipday offers a free-forever Basic plan capped at 300 orders a month and 10 driver accounts, making it a clearer starting point for small volumes.

Kosmo publishes monthly Launch and Grow plans with 1,000 and 3,000 stops respectively, which may help teams comparing capacity-based prices. Epicor Kinetic is another option for organizations seeking a platform with configurable core, cloud, user-license and industry-bundle choices. Consider Locus Last-Mile Delivery Software when enterprise deployment priced around scope, volume and constraint complexity is a better fit. nuVizz is another paid alternative. Traky may suit teams looking for a freemium option with a published Básico monthly plan that adds warehouse and branch modules and extended records.

Verdict

Entregui is a promising fit for delivery operators that need constrained route planning, live dispatch control, customer updates and flexible order integration across multiple logistics segments. Those capabilities are the case for choosing it; custom pricing and, especially, the mobile app’s fictional-data privacy description are reasons to look elsewhere until the maker clarifies real-world data handling and commercial terms.