Glovo alternatives
12 products compared · Updated November 6, 2026
The short answer
The three strongest Glovo alternatives in this list are Uber Eats, Talabat and Bolt. Uber Eats suits restaurants and grocers that want a delivery marketplace behind a large consumer app. Talabat suits consumers and restaurant partners in the UAE who need food, groceries and medicine from one app. Bolt suits urban consumers and small businesses in its cities who want rides, delivery and micromobility together.
Your shortlist, at a glance
Read the comparisons ↓- UUber EatsNot publishedRestaurants and grocers that want a delivery marketplace with a large consumer app behind it
- JJust Eat TakeawayNot publishedRestaurant-led food delivery teams in its listed markets that want a dedicated takeaway platform
RappiNot publishedConsumer delivery businesses in Latin America that want a regional platform covering restaurants, groceries and pharmacy- iiFoodSee websiteOther
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- SSwiggy InstamartNot publishedGrocery and daily essentials sellers in Indian cities who want fast delivery through a large local platform
YassirSee websiteYassir is the leading Super App for French Speaking Africa- BBoltNot publishedUrban consumers and small businesses in Bolt's cities who want rides, delivery and micromobility in one app
- JJumia FoodNot publishedE-commerce sellers in Africa that need marketplace reach and last-mile delivery across several countries
- SSwvlNot publishedEnterprises in call centers, factories, warehouses or healthcare that need scheduled staff shuttles across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Kuwait, the UK or the US
- TTalabatNot publishedConsumers and restaurant partners in the UAE who want food, groceries and medicine delivered from one app
- UUberNot publishedBusinesses and consumers in the United States who want ride booking and hotel search in one app, rather than a food and goods delivery service
About Glovo and its alternatives
Glovo is a delivery app that lets people order food from restaurants, groceries, shops and pharmacies, and it describes its service as getting "anything" to the customer's doorstep in minutes. The site also promotes courier work and a sign-up path for businesses that want to sell through its platform.
When comparing alternatives, look at the pricing structure, since most of these sites do not publish fees and you will need a direct quote. Check which regions each service covers, because several listed options serve only one country or continent. Consider integrations with your existing tools, the support you will get as a partner, and the contract terms, including any exclusivity or commission commitments.
Explore the alternatives
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1.Uber Eats
Best for: Restaurants and grocers that want a delivery marketplace with a large consumer app behind it
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Uber Eats is a food and grocery delivery app that lets customers order from local restaurants and shops and get contactless delivery. A business might choose it over Glovo when its customers already use Uber or want its restaurant and grocery ordering built into a single consumer app.
Where it is strong
- Contactless delivery for restaurant takeout and groceries
- Order through the website or the Uber Eats app
- Sign-up offer advertised on the homepage with a $0 delivery fee
Where it falls short
- The homepage supplied does not show which cities or countries are covered
- The homepage text does not describe what Glovo's broader shop, pharmacy and courier categories offer by comparison
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- Pricing is not published on the site.
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2.Just Eat Takeaway
Best for: Restaurant-led food delivery teams in its listed markets that want a dedicated takeaway platform
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Just Eat Takeaway is a food delivery and takeaway marketplace that connects diners with restaurants, with a corporate site aimed at investors and media. It is the option to consider if you want a food-focused platform rather than Glovo's broader mix of groceries, shops, pharmacies and anything-delivered. The site describes markets including Canada, so check coverage in your city before choosing it.
Where it is strong
- Built around restaurant takeaway ordering
- Operates in several markets, with Canada named on the site
- Listed on public markets with investor reporting
Where it falls short
- The site does not describe a general errand or anything-delivered service like Glovo
- The site does not publish pricing or partner terms
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3.Rappi
Best for: Consumer delivery businesses in Latin America that want a regional platform covering restaurants, groceries and pharmacy
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- E-commerce
Rappi is an on-demand delivery app for Latin America, covering restaurant food, supermarket orders, pharmacy items and more. Its homepage shows fast-food and café chains, and it also offers financial services, which Glovo's site does not mention. A team in Latin America, or one selling to customers there, would look at Rappi in place of Glovo.
Where it is strong
- Covers restaurants, supermarkets and pharmacy orders in one app
- Lists more than 40,000 partners across 9 countries
- Offers a separate sign-up path for restaurants and shops to reach its users
Where it falls short
- The site describes its coverage in Latin America, so it does not serve the markets Glovo does in Europe
- The site does not publish pricing or commission details
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- Pricing is not published on the site.
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4.iFood
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Leading food delivery platform in Brazil with restaurant and grocery delivery.
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5.Zomato
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A global food delivery and restaurant discovery platform, especially strong in India and Southeast Asia.
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6.Swiggy Instamart
Best for: Grocery and daily essentials sellers in Indian cities who want fast delivery through a large local platform
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- E-commerce
Glovo is a food and goods delivery app that lets people order from restaurants, groceries, shops and pharmacies. Swiggy Instamart is the grocery and daily essentials side of Swiggy, a delivery platform with a large footprint in India. Someone would pick Instamart over Glovo when their customers are in Indian cities and they want quick grocery delivery from a provider that already operates across hundreds of towns there.
Where it is strong
- Operates in many cities across India, including Bangalore, Delhi, Mumbai and Hyderabad
- Sits inside the Swiggy platform, which also handles food and dining-out orders
- Covers groceries, food and other categories from one app
Where it falls short
- Limited to India, unlike Glovo, which lists several countries
- The site does not publish pricing or fee details for partners or customers
- Pricing:
- Pricing is not published on the site.
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7.Yassir
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Yassir is the leading Super App for French Speaking Africa
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8.Bolt
Best for: Urban consumers and small businesses in Bolt's cities who want rides, delivery and micromobility in one app
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Bolt is a mobility app that covers ride-hailing, car-sharing, scooters, food and grocery delivery, and parcel delivery in one place. Someone would pick it over Glovo if they want to order food or groceries and also get a ride or rent a scooter from the same account. Bolt also runs a business travel offering and a partner program for drivers, couriers and merchants.
Where it is strong
- Rides, delivery, car-sharing, scooters and groceries in one app
- Parcel delivery through Bolt Send for same-day items
- Business travel tools for teams and clients
Where it falls short
- Features and products vary by country, so availability depends on where you are
- The site does not publish pricing, so costs need a direct quote
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- Pricing is not published on the site.
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9.Jumia Food
Best for: E-commerce sellers in Africa that need marketplace reach and last-mile delivery across several countries
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Jumia is a pan-African e-commerce marketplace active in 8 countries, connecting sellers with consumers and backed by its own logistics business, Jumia Logistics. It is a general marketplace rather than a food delivery app, so it suits a team that sells goods across African markets and wants its own delivery network. Choose it over Glovo when your market is in Africa and your product is physical goods, not restaurant orders.
Where it is strong
- Active across 8 African countries
- Proprietary logistics arm, Jumia Logistics, handles delivery
- Pickup Stations reach secondary cities and rural areas in Nigeria, with over 350 nationwide
Where it falls short
- Built around general e-commerce, not restaurant or grocery food delivery like Glovo
- Coverage is limited to African markets, so it does not serve regions outside the continent
- Pricing:
- Pricing is not published on the site.
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10.Swvl
Best for: Enterprises in call centers, factories, warehouses or healthcare that need scheduled staff shuttles across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Kuwait, the UK or the US
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Swvl is a managed group transport platform, not a delivery app. It runs shuttles for corporate, school, factory, healthcare and call center clients, plus intercity routes and event transport. Someone would pick it over Glovo only if they need to move people on fixed schedules, not deliver food or goods.
Where it is strong
- Routes are scheduled in advance and fleet size is matched to confirmed headcount
- Live GPS tracking on every trip through a central dashboard
- Offers both a managed service and a software license for operators with their own fleet
Where it falls short
- Covers passengers only, so it cannot replace Glovo for food, groceries or parcels
- Coverage is limited to listed markets, and the site asks you to confirm availability in your city
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- Pricing is not published on the site.
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11.Talabat
Best for: Consumers and restaurant partners in the UAE who want food, groceries and medicine delivered from one app
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Talabat is a food, grocery, medicine and flower delivery app that operates in the UAE, with restaurant listings and a grocery service called talabat mart. Someone would pick it over Glovo when they need local coverage across UAE cities such as Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah, or want a dine-out discount program.
Where it is strong
- Covers food, groceries, flowers, medicine and donations in one app
- Lists delivery across multiple UAE emirates, including Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah
- Offers DineOut Deals of up to 50% off when dining out and paying through the app
Where it falls short
- The site describes service only in the UAE, so it does not serve the wider market Glovo covers
- The site does not show pricing or fee details
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- Pricing is not published on the site.
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12.Uber
Best for: Businesses and consumers in the United States who want ride booking and hotel search in one app, rather than a food and goods delivery service
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Uber is a ride-hailing and delivery platform that also sells hotel booking, and its homepage shows a ride pickup form and an Explore Hotels section. A team might pick it over Glovo when it needs a single app for rides, travel and some delivery, rather than a delivery-only service focused on food, groceries and shops.
Where it is strong
- Covers rides and hotel booking alongside its other services
- Uber One members can save up to 20% on select stays and earn 10% back in credits
- Hotel search covers over 700,000 properties worldwide
Where it falls short
- The homepage shown does not describe a restaurant or grocery delivery catalogue the way Glovo does
- Coverage details for delivery services are not stated in the information provided
- Pricing:
- Pricing is not published on the site.
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FAQ
Questions about Glovo alternatives
Which Glovo alternative covers the most types of orders?
Talabat covers food, groceries, flowers, medicine and donations in one app, but only within the UAE. Bolt covers rides, delivery, car-sharing, scooters and groceries together, though features vary by country. Both are broader than a single food category.
Which option is best for a restaurant that wants a large consumer audience?
Uber Eats is a food and grocery delivery app that lets customers order from local restaurants with contactless delivery. Its homepage advertises a sign-up offer with a $0 delivery fee. The site does not show which cities it covers, so confirm that first.
Do any of these alternatives serve Europe the way Glovo does?
The entries do not establish European coverage for most of these services. Just Eat Takeaway is a food-focused marketplace operating in several markets, with Canada named on its site, but you should check whether it serves your specific city. Glovo's European reach is not matched by any entry in this list on the information provided.
Can I use an alternative to move people rather than deliver goods?
Swvl is a managed group transport platform for scheduled staff, school and event shuttles, not a delivery app. It covers the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Kuwait, the UK and the US for listed clients. It cannot replace Glovo for food, groceries or parcels.
Is pricing available for these services before I contact them?
None of the entries show pricing or commission details on their sites, so costs need a direct quote. Compare the pricing structure, contract terms and fee breakdown with each provider before deciding, since the published information does not allow a direct cost comparison.
Last updated November 6, 2026.