Will SortLease contact my carrier?

Not without your permission. If the station is carrier-controlled and you want to proceed, SortLease can prepare a one-page pilot proposal you can present, or present it together with you.

How fast does SortLease reply?

Usually within 24 hours, by email, WhatsApp or phone at +1 (307) 533-0268.

Station pilot program · 30 days

Apply for a 30-Day Sorting Pilot at Your Station

Q: What happens after 30 days?

Both sides compare before-and-after numbers. You can continue on pay-per-parcel, move to a shared hub, change the setup, or have the sorter removed.

Tell us about your station. We'll reply within 24 hours with an honest answer on whether automated sorting fits, and what a pilot would look like.

Quick answer: a SortLease station pilot runs for 30 days. You time your current sort for a week, SortLease installs and operates a sorter under written terms, and both sides compare driver sorting hours and departure times. If it doesn't work, the sorter comes out. Your application is confidential.

Your station

Fields marked * are required. Estimates are fine; we'll confirm details on a call.

Company name *

Your name *

Your role

Email *

Phone or WhatsApp

City and state *

Your morning sort

Where do you sort today? *

Delivery partners at this site

Drivers who sort each day *

Packages per day (your company) *

Sort window you need (hours)

Minutes each driver spends sorting

Packages arrive…

When would you want to start?

Have you timed your sort?

Anything else? (space, power, carrier rules, concerns)

I agree that SortLease may contact me about this application. SortLease will not contact my carrier, station or other partners without my permission. *

Both buttons open your own WhatsApp or email app with your answers filled in. Nothing is sent until you press send there.

Pilot FAQ

Questions About the Pilot

Who is a good fit for a pilot?

Delivery partners and couriers whose packages arrive mixed and whose drivers sort their own loads before leaving, especially where several partners share one site. If your carrier already delivers route-sorted containers, a pilot probably won't help, and we'll tell you so.

Will you contact my carrier?

Not without your permission. If the station is carrier-controlled and you want to proceed, we can prepare a one-page pilot proposal you can present, or present it together with you.

What does a pilot cost?

Pay-per-parcel pricing starts from $0.10 per package. Pilot terms, including price, are set in writing for your site before anything is installed. There is no equipment to buy.

What happens after 30 days?

We compare your before-and-after numbers together. You can continue on pay-per-parcel, move to a shared hub, change the setup, or have the sorter removed.

How fast will you reply?

Usually within 24 hours. You can also message us directly on WhatsApp or call (307) 533-0268.

Before you apply

Helpful Pages

Driver sorting cost calculatorCost per package and break-even Shared sorting hub3–4 partners, one sorter Pay-per-parcel pricingFrom $0.10, billed monthly FlowSort S15Specs, footprint, power Manual vs automated sortingWhen each makes sense Rent, lease-to-own or buyFor larger operations

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