Zipline - Drone Delivery

Zipline

About this app

Get meals, groceries and essentials delivered in minutes from the sky.
With Zipline, you can order from your favorite restaurants or shop Walmart essentials and have everything delivered exactly where you want it, like your backyard. Enjoy FREE DELIVERY on your first order* and no tipping, ever.

Key Features

• Delivery as fast as 15 minutes


• Restaurant meals arrive fresh and high quality


• Ultra convenient ordering and flexible delivery locations


• A magical experience every time you use it


• Real time tracking from launch to arrival


• A completely no contact experience every time


• No tipping, great service is always included

Whether you are stocking up or satisfying a craving, Zipline brings thousands of Walmart items and restaurant favorites straight to you in minutes.

Zipline partners with Walmart for groceries and everyday essentials, along with top restaurants in select locations such as Chipotle, Buffalo Wild Wings, Wendy’s, Crumbl, Little Caesars, Blue Bell, and more, delivered faster than ever.

Zipline is currently available in the Dallas Fort Worth area and Pea Ridge, Arkansas, and is expanding quickly.

*Free delivery promotional valid for restaurants only.

Ratings and reviews

Sometimes I feel like I order the most on my lazy days off lol but if it saves me from being in crowded areas, I'll take it. Had one issue but it was resolved and you can't beat the fast service even after high demand. Only thing I wish could change is if they tell you when products are not in stock before you finish your purchase. Other than that I Definitely recommend this service.

My wife and I placed two separate orders and hers arrived within 20 minutes and mine was delayed a little, but it was pretty awesome filming the whole fly in and drop process. It was free delivery but it's probably just a free trial kind of thing. I was pretty impressed with the whole deal and will definitely do it again until they start charging their delivery fee which will most likely be a little ridiculous due to the convenience but it is what it is.

They have free delivery while they capture a market and work out the kinks. In the meantime this partially solves the "inflation is the cost of a private taxi for my burrito" problem (limited to product availability.) I'd like to see better coverage if the different items available in the store.