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Just Eat launches new service to help people with the 'most tedious chore'
The service offers 24-hour turnaround and free collection and delivery as Just Eat expands into convenience services.
- On Tuesday, August 18, Just Eat launched a laundry collection and delivery partnership with Laundryheap in London, integrating dry cleaning and washing services directly into its mobile application.
- Designed to simplify household chores during summer, the partnership aims to make Just Eat the 'go-to convenience platform,' said Caroline Bates, grocery and new verticals director at Just Eat.
- Laundryheap serves 400,000 customers across 167 countries with 24-hour turnaround, offering services from £1.85 per item plus free collection and delivery through its platform.
- Expansion to Birmingham, Manchester, and Edinburgh will occur over six months; Deyan Dimitrov, CEO at Laundryheap, said 'Laundry has quite literally never been easier.'
- Collections are promised within two hours of ordering via the app, though standard service fees apply; Laundryheap provides bags at pick-up if customers need assistance.
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