PlusBoda handles deliveries in Gulu and Kampala: a live rider accepts the job, you watch the trip on the map, and the delivery only closes with a mandatory photo of the handoff — stored on the order as proof. Payment goes directly to the rider in cash or mobile money.
Proof, not promises
The weak point of informal boda deliveries is the moment of handoff: did the parcel arrive, intact, to the right person? On PlusBoda every delivery closes with a required camera photo of the handoff, taken by the rider and stored on the order where the sender can see it. Marketplace pickups add a second check — the rider confirms the item matches the listing before carrying it anywhere.
Delivery jobs post to a live board that riders race to accept; the moment one does, you see who is coming and their ETA. Shop orders offer delivery speed tiers (a cheaper saver option and an express one) with honest ETAs shown before you commit.
Who uses it
Shops and businesses on PlusBoda dispatch their orders through the same rider network — errands, parcels, restocks — which means steady work for riders and a tracked, accountable delivery chain for senders. For a business, every delivery it sends arrives with the same photo-proof guarantee.
Quick questions
How do I know my parcel arrived?
Every PlusBoda delivery closes with a mandatory photo of the handoff, stored on the order for the sender to see.
How fast will a rider take the job?
Jobs post to a live board; the first available rider to accept wins it, and you see their ETA immediately.
How is delivery paid?
Directly to the rider — cash, MTN MoMo or Airtel Money, with the fee shown before you send.