Edmonton's personal delivery runner. Open all night, every night.

Edmonton delivery that goes wherever you need

Edmonton spreads out. From the river valley to the southern annexed lands near the Edmonton International Airport, from Lewis Estates in the far west to Clareview in the far northeast, the city covers a lot of ground. Traditional delivery apps work fine when you want a meal from a restaurant they happen to have signed up. They fall apart when you want something specific from a specific store — or when it's 3 AM and most of their kitchens have closed for the night.

That's what 24/7 Delivery Runner exists for. We are not a restaurant marketplace and not a chain. We are a personal pickup service for Edmonton residents who need something — a pizza, a bag of groceries, baby formula, a phone charger, a prescription — and don't want to go out and get it themselves. You call. You tell us what to grab and where to grab it. We do the run. Flat fee, no surge pricing, no app, no marked-up prices.

Edmonton coverage area — every neighbourhood, every quadrant

We service the entire City of Edmonton. The fee is identical regardless of where you live in the city.

Central and downtown Edmonton

Downtown core, Oliver, Garneau, Strathcona (Old Strathcona, Whyte Ave area), Ritchie, Bonnie Doon, Cloverdale, Riverdale, Rossdale, Boyle Street, McCauley, Queen Mary Park, Westmount, Inglewood (Edmonton), Glenora, Crestwood, Parkview, Capital Hill, Athabasca, North Glenora. Heavy demand around U of A and NAIT for late-night student orders — we go to Whyte Ave shawarma spots, 24-hour Shoppers, and the few late-night restaurants the city still has.

South Edmonton

Windermere, Ambleside, Keswick, Hays Ridge, Cavanagh, Allard, Heritage Valley, Walker, Summerside, Ellerslie, Charlesworth, Tamarack, Laurel, Maple, Larkspur, Silver Berry, The Orchards, Cy Becker, Crystallina Nera, Brintnell, McConachie. Costco at South Edmonton Common is the most-requested pickup location in this part of the city, followed by the surrounding Walmart, Superstore, T&T, and Save-On-Foods at the same complex.

West Edmonton

Lewis Estates, Lewis Farms, The Hamptons, Webber Greens, Suder Greens, Rosenthal, Stewart Greens, Glastonbury, Granville, The Uplands, Breckenridge Greens, Westridge, Wedgewood, Lymburn, Brookside, La Perle, Belmead, Britannia Youngstown, Sherwood, Mayfield, West Jasper Place, High Park, Canora, Glenwood, Britannia, Crestwood. West Edmonton Mall and the surrounding retail block are core pickup destinations — we run there constantly during the day and pick up from late-night restaurants in the area at night.

North Edmonton

Castle Downs, Lago Lindo, Eaux Claires, Mayliewan, Carlisle, Cumberland, Oxford, Baranow, Beaumaris, Caernarvon, Dunluce, Lorelei, Klarvatten, Pembina, McLeod, Belle Rive, Schonsee, Hollick-Kenyon, Wild Rose, Kirkness, Rapperswill, Glengarry, Athlone, Sherbrooke, Calder, Inglewood, Prince Charles, Prince Rupert. Pickups from the Costco St. Albert Trail and the Northgate/Kingsway shopping corridor are common.

East / Northeast Edmonton

Clareview, Belmont, Bannerman, Fraser, Kilkenny, Beacon Heights, Bergman, Kernohan, Homesteader, Casselman, Tweddle Place, Sifton Park, Highlands, Bellevue, Beverly Heights, Newton, Montrose, Forest Heights, Holyrood, Idylwylde, Strathearn, Ottewell, Capilano, Fulton Place, Gold Bar, Kenilworth, Hardisty, Terrace Heights, Avonmore, Kenilworth, Argyll, Crawford Plains. NE Edmonton is a major grocery-run zone for us — heavy demand for Costco, Walmart, FreshCo, Asian and South Asian specialty grocers.

What Edmontonians order most

Late-night and overnight food

Edmonton's late-night food scene is thin compared to its dinner-time options. Most kitchens close by 10 or 11 PM. A few pizza chains stay open. A handful of donair and shawarma spots run past 2 AM. Convenience stores and 24-hour pharmacies are the only thing open between 3 and 6 AM in most of the city. That's a problem when you're hungry or you need something. We bridge it.

Grocery runs from Costco, Walmart, Superstore, T&T

Edmonton households call us for grocery runs daily. We make Costco runs out of South Edmonton Common and St. Albert Trail constantly. Walmart Supercentres, Real Canadian Superstores, T&T Supermarket, H&W, Save-On-Foods, Sobeys, Loblaws — we know which has what and we can usually substitute intelligently if something's out of stock.

Pharmacy and emergency pickups

Edmonton has multiple 24-hour Shoppers Drug Mart locations. We pick up prescriptions, over-the-counter medication, baby supplies, hygiene items, and anything else stocked overnight at a pharmacy.

Weather-day delivery

Edmonton winters are not negotiable. When it's -35°C with the wind chill, going outside to grab one item is genuinely dangerous. We run all winter. A $9.99 fee is far less than the cost of warming up your car, scraping the windshield, and risking the road for a single grocery store trip.

The flat $9.99 — same fee, any neighbourhood

Edmonton's geography is unusual — a single delivery can cross 20 km if you live far from the store. Most apps charge accordingly: longer distance, higher fee. We don't. Our flat $9.99 applies whether you're in downtown Oliver picking up from a restaurant two blocks away, or in Lewis Estates ordering a Costco haul from South Edmonton Common.

Multi-stop trips (e.g., pickup from two different stores in one run) may include a small added fee — usually $5-$10 depending on how far apart they are. We always quote it before leaving.

How to order in Edmonton

1. Call (403) 809-3309 — talk to a person, tell us what you need.
2. Or WhatsApp the same number — great for grocery lists or screenshots of restaurant menus.
3. Pay on delivery — cash, e-transfer, or card. We show you the receipt.