Locker technology for entrepreneurs

Launch your own locker business

Turn your idea into a service for your local community or businesses. From food collection and parcel deliveries to luggage storage, laundry and equipment hire, we provide the locker technology to help you get started.

Your idea. Your brand. Our locker technology.

Explore your business idea

Start with an idea. Build a locker business.

You've spotted something your area is missing — somewhere to collect parcels, grab takeaway, leave a bag or borrow a tool. LockerLauncher gives you everything to turn that into a running business, without building the technology yourself.

Create a locker service your community needs

What could your locker business be?

Food collection

Click-and-collect lockers for restaurants, takeaways and cafés.

Parcel deliveries

Parcel rooms for apartment buildings, offices and student housing.

Luggage storage

Bag drops for hotels, short-lets and travellers.

Laundry & dry cleaning

24/7 drop-off and collection with local cleaning partners.

Equipment hire

Rent tools, sports kit or tech from self-serve lockers.

Self-storage

Small, on-demand storage units inside buildings.

Your own idea

Got a service in mind? If it fits in a box, we can power it.

Everything you need to get started

Software

Bookings, access codes, notifications and reporting, with Stripe payment gateway connection. Open API integrations and a default interface for residents and buildings. Connect a resident app, including your own white-label app, or run standalone drop-off and collection through a self-serve kiosk. Software subscriptions start from $100 per month; your full setup is quoted following an application.

Locker hardware

Source indoor or outdoor locker banks from us, or bring your own and we retrofit our technology.

Branding

Your name, your colours, your customer experience.

Setup support

Help choosing locations, configuring your service and launching.

Your lockers. Your brand. Your business.

Build it under your own brand

This isn't a franchise. You create the service, set the prices and own every customer relationship. We stay in the background as your locker technology.

From idea to launch

  1. Step 1

    Discuss the idea

    Tell us the service and the community or businesses you want to serve.

  2. Step 2

    Choose the setup

    Pick locker hardware, sizes and a location.

  3. Step 3

    Configure the service

    Set your pricing, branding and how customers use it.

  4. Step 4

    Launch

    Go live and start earning from your first location.

Start with one location. Grow your network.

Start local. Think bigger.

Your first location proves the idea. Add more buildings, more services and more partners to the same platform, and grow from a single locker bank into a network across your town, city or region.

See locker business use cases around the world

Questions about starting a locker business

What is a locker business?
A locker business offers a service — such as parcel collection, food pickup, laundry, luggage storage or equipment hire — through smart lockers that customers open with a code or app, without staff on site.
How do I start a locker business?
Start with an idea and a location. LockerLauncher provides the locker technology, software, branding and setup support, so you can configure your service and launch under your own brand.
Do I need my own lockers?
No. You can source locker hardware from LockerLauncher or bring your own lockers and add our technology.
Is it a franchise?
No. You build your own brand and own your customer relationships, pricing and business.
Can I start with one location?
Yes. Most operators start with one location and grow into a network of lockers across their area.
Who is it for?
Entrepreneurs, graduates and startups who see an opportunity in their local community or a service they could offer to businesses.

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Launch your own locker business

Your idea. Your brand. Our locker technology.

Explore your business idea