Veho brings e-commerce delivery network to southern California

Wed, Sep 10, 2025, 11:33 AM 3 min read

Fast-growing e-commerce parcel carrier Veho on Wednesday announced the expansion of its delivery footprint to Southern California, underscoring how competition in the parcel sector is heating up.

Parcel shippers have increasingly turned to alternative carriers like Veho for lower delivery costs as FedEx, UPS and the U.S. Postal Service raise rates and surcharges.

Veho is now providing delivery services to much of Los Angeles, Long Beach, Orange Country and the Inland Empire, allowing e-commerce brands to reach about 8 million residents. New distribution centers in Santa Fe Springs and Ontario will enable more than 100,000 parcel deliveries per week, the company said.

Spokesman Evan Wagner said Veho is starting Southern California operations with about a dozen clients.

Earlier this year, Veho began serving St. Louis, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, New York City, Richmond, Virginia, and Louisville, Kentucky, a UPS stronghold.

Veho’s network now covers 38% of the U.S. population in 56 major markets.

New York-based Veho said additional coverage and distribution centers across California are planned in the coming months.

The company, which provides last-mile delivery for retailers such as Macy’s, Sephora, Lululemon, Saks, Stitch Fix, Hello Fresh, Nespresso, Warby Parker and logistics providers like Flexport, ShipBob, ShipHero and Stord, says volume has more than doubled in the past six months compared to the 2024 holiday peak season.

Veho went to market in 2018 with a different business model than most delivery startups. Instead of using dedicated independent contractors, it relies on 85,000 crowdsourced drivers and a tech platform to match them to packages for delivery.

Its core product is Ground Plus, with transit times of one-to-three days. In January, Veho began offering a two-to-five day Premium Economy service.

The company’s platform gives e-commerce consumers control over their deliveries, including the ability to provide delivery instructions, communicate with their delivery driver, reschedule or reroute deliveries and receive photo proof of delivery. A client portal enables shippers to track shipments in real time and proactively address issues before they become problems.

During the summer Veho participated in a test of delivery robots.

Veho says its on-demand partner network and AI-assisted routing algorithms enable it to provide high service levels at lower cost than traditional carriers.

On Tuesday, rival carrier OnTrac announced a new deferred service and an express coast-to-coast service in partnership with Clearjet, which uses narrowbody passenger aircraft for middle-mile transportation.