Landlord opens space
An empty suite, storefront, or flex unit becomes temporary hub capacity instead of dead inventory.
Add On Hub
Turn empty space into a package hub that pays everyone involved.
Add On Hub connects carriers, landlords, hub managers, brokers, customers, and drivers into one operating model. Empty suites become temporary package hubs, batches are organized close to real routes, and every role earns from space that would otherwise sit idle.
Operating loop
How the Add On Hub model moves a package
Broker facilitates deal
The broker connects Add On Delivery with the space and earns ongoing package-based passive income.
Hub manager organizes
Packages are scanned, grouped, and staged into route-friendly batches for quick pickup.
Driver takes matched batch
Drivers select batches that fit routes they already take, raising dollars per mile without adding too many extra miles.
Money flow
How the carrier package value gets distributed
The Total Package Value is the amount offered by a major carrier or shipping partner. Add On Hub distributes that value through flexible fees that can change by deal, market, space, and operating agreement.
Total Package Value
Carrier offer from a package source or shipping partner.
flexible fee allocation
Receives a flexible space-use fee for allowing Add On to use vacant space.
Receives a negotiated facilitation fee for connecting the available-space deal.
Receives a flexible platform fee for network, technology, relationships, and operations.
Adjusted Package Value used to create driver batches and manage package flow.
Hub Manager Batches Packages
The Hub Manager groups packages into driver-friendly batches and offers each batch to drivers at an agreed-upon price.
profit comes from
Hub Manager profit equals the difference between the Adjusted Package Value and the total amount paid to drivers.
If drivers do not accept certain deliveries, the Hub Manager can take them directly and increase total profit.
Dashboards
Carrier
Reduce last-mile costs by cutting down expensive stops
Major carriers can lower delivery costs by moving selected packages into Add On Hub batches, letting local drivers handle stops that are costly for a delivery van to take directly.
- Reduce the total number of van stops on dense or inefficient routes
- Let local drivers absorb deliveries that are costly for the carrier
- Help vans deliver more packages faster by focusing on better route density
Driver
Instant raise through route-matched batches
Drivers choose batches that closely match the roads they already drive. That lets them increase dollars per mile instead of chasing more miles for the same money.
- Pick batches aligned with regular gig routes
- Boost earnings without overextending the day
- Use organized hub staging for faster pickups
Hub Manager
Scan, sort, stage, and distribute
The hub manager makes the location operational by scanning inbound packages, organizing them into batches, and keeping handoff quality high for drivers.
- Receive and scan arriving packages
- Create organized route-ready batches
- Coordinate smooth pickup windows and flow
Landlord
Passive income from space that would be empty anyway
Landlords earn a percentage cut for letting Add On use vacant space while they search for a permanent tenant. Add On vacates once a larger tenant is secured.
- Monetize vacancy during the leasing gap
- Market the space through package stickers and move-in messaging
- Keep flexibility for the next larger tenant
Broker
Package-based passive income from facilitated deals
Brokers earn a percentage of each delivered package from the spaces they help activate. More deals with available spaces can create more ongoing passive income.
- Earn from deals while larger tenants are still being sourced
- Scale income by facilitating additional available spaces
- Create value for owners without slowing core leasing work
Customer
Lower shipping costs with clearer delivery tracking
Customers benefit when flexible pickup and drop-off windows lower shipping costs while hub batching helps packages move faster through local routes.
- Pay less when flexible delivery windows reduce route pressure
- Track package progress from hub handoff to final delivery
- Get faster local delivery visibility as batches move through the network
Landlord upside
Packages can help market the space too.
Landlords can add marketing stickers to packages to promote the location, highlight available space, and even speak to future tenants moving into the building. It is passive income plus low-cost exposure.
Temporary occupancy with long-term flexibility
Add On Delivery uses the space as an interim hub and vacates once a permanent tenant is ready, keeping the landlord’s leasing strategy intact.