Lower fees that stay readable
Pricing is kept straightforward so students can order close to campus without the usual markup stack.
Now serving Florida State University.
Download the appStudent delivery, reworked for campus
Food delivery built for the places students actually live.
StuDeliver keeps the delivery radius tight, the pricing cleaner, and the experience centered on students, campus routes, and local vendors.
- Service area
- 1-2 miles
- Delivery focus
- Student routes
- Launch campus
- FSU
Live order
Late-night study fuel
ETA 16 min
Short-campus delivery design keeps routes tighter.
Pricing
Cleaner checkout
Student-first logistics
Local drivers, shorter routes, and delivery assumptions that fit dorms and campus life.
Vendor-friendly model
Better economics for nearby restaurants instead of squeezing every order.
Faster routes around campus
The service is built for short-distance delivery, which keeps ETAs tighter and handoff points simpler.
Better terms for local vendors
Restaurants keep more margin, which makes it easier to offer better prices and stay active on the platform.
How it works
A simpler delivery flow for short-campus demand.
The product is not trying to solve every citywide delivery use case. It focuses on the smaller radius and faster decisions that matter around campus.
01
Open the app
Browse nearby campus-friendly spots without digging through citywide listings that are too far away to matter.
02
Track the short route
Orders stay inside the campus zone, so delivery updates are easier to follow and arrival windows stay practical.
03
Get food where students actually are
Dorms, study sessions, and late-night group orders are the default use case rather than an afterthought.
Current launch
Starting at FSU with a local, campus-first operating model.
StuDeliver is live at Florida State University and designed for the rhythms of student ordering: short trips, repeat favorites, and pickup or dropoff spots that make sense on campus.
Next step
Use the app if you’re ordering. Partner if you’re nearby.
The core idea is simple: better campus delivery for students and a healthier deal for local vendors.