For local authorities

Keep your town-centre shops alive.

Tipper gives every shop in the heart of town access to home delivery, building on the trips residents already make. A local service, launched with the town and its shopkeepers.

What the town gains.

More competitive shops

Independent shops offer home delivery, just like the big stores.

A town centre open to everyone

Older residents, parents, people without a car: everyone can shop in the centre without having to get there.

Better-shared trips

The service builds on journeys that already happen rather than on extra vehicles.

Ties between neighbours

Neighbourly mutual aid that brings residents and shopkeepers together.

How we launch, together.

  1. A shared diagnosis

    With elected officials, the town-centre manager and the shopkeepers’ association: scope, pilot shops, timetable.

  2. Shopkeepers come on board

    Presentation to shopkeepers, set-up in store and online, support to get started.

  3. Residents make it their own

    The town and the shopkeepers spread the word and invite neighbours to become Tippers.

  4. A regular review

    Local orders, active shops, neighbourhood Tippers: a shared check-in with the town.

A clear framework: cotransportage between private individuals.

Tipper is a platform connecting private individuals, within the framework of cotransportage provided for by article L.3232-1 of the French Transport Code. Tippers are residents who lend a hand, freely and occasionally, on trips they are already making, sharing the costs.

Read our legal framework →

Let’s talk about your town

Elected officials, economic development teams, town-centre managers.

Leave us your details: we will get back to you for a first conversation about your town centre.

Or write to us at contact@tipper.fr.