Launch your own app like Uber, DoorDash, or Instacart, built on a proven business model and adapted to your market. Your brand, your pricing, and full ownership of the source code.
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A clone app is a new app built on the same business model as a proven platform like Uber, DoorDash, or Instacart. Clone app development takes the flows customers already understand, such as ordering, live tracking, and in-app payments, and rebuilds them under your brand for your market.
It is not a copy of their code, design, or logo. We write the software ourselves, design a look that is yours, and adapt the model to your city, currency, and rules. That keeps you clear of trademark problems and gives you an app customers see as a brand in its own right.
You start from a business model millions of people already use, so there is far less guesswork about what customers expect.
Tested modules for ordering, dispatch, and payouts cut weeks from the timeline compared with writing every feature new.
No copied assets. Your app gets its own interface and codebase, so there is nothing to take down or license later.
Local payment methods, languages, taxes, and delivery zones, set up for the US, the Middle East, or wherever you launch.
Pick the platform closest to your idea. We adapt each model to your brand, your market, and the way you want to run it.
Food Delivery Clones
A multi-restaurant marketplace with customer, restaurant, and courier apps, plus full control over commissions and delivery fees.
View clone appRestaurant delivery with smart driver dispatch, scheduled orders, and a membership plan for free delivery.
View clone appDeliver almost anything from any local store, from takeout to convenience items, through one courier network.
View clone appFood ordering for pickup and delivery, with restaurant rewards and corporate meal accounts for office teams.
View clone appFast restaurant delivery for dense cities, with rider order batching and support for dark kitchens.
View clone appA marketplace where restaurants use their own drivers or yours, with a separate commission rate for each.
View clone appFood delivery, pick-up, and a quick mart in one app, with a delivery membership that keeps customers ordering.
View clone appFood, grocery, and pharmacy delivery built for the Gulf, in Arabic and English, with cash on delivery.
View clone appGrocery and Alcohol Delivery Clones
Personal shoppers fill orders from partner stores, with item substitutions, live chat, and same-day delivery slots.
View clone appAlcohol delivery with age checks at signup and at the door, store inventory sync, and local licensing rules.
View clone appTell us which app you want to build on. We’ll map the features and send a scope and quote within 24 hours.
Get a Free QuoteRide-Hailing Clones
Rider and driver apps with live maps, upfront fares, surge pricing, and a dispatch panel for your operations team.
View clone appRide-hailing with shared rides, scheduled pickups, two-way ratings, and safety tools like live trip sharing.
View clone appA super app that combines rides, food, parcels, and payments under one login and one wallet.
View clone appRide-hailing with business accounts, fixed upfront prices, and monthly invoicing for company travel.
View clone appWe build all three, so we can point you to the one that fits your idea, budget, and launch date instead of selling you the only thing we have.
Each clone runs on the same four pieces. We set every one up for your business, whether you move meals, groceries, or people.
Ride-hailing clones like Uber, Lyft, and Cabify skip the merchant app, since riders book drivers directly.
Copying a big app's features won't win customers away from it. A good clone app development company helps you compete with the original, and these are the changes our clients use to do it.
Plan Your Clone AppSet commission per merchant, add delivery fees, memberships, or paid placements, and change any of them later from the admin dashboard without new code.
Group orders, scheduled deliveries, women-only drivers, or pet-friendly rides. We build the feature that gives your market a real reason to switch.
Bulk menu uploads, merchant self-signup, and driver document checks let you launch with restaurants and drivers already in the app.
Service zones, driver incentives, and launch-week promo codes are set up before release, so the first orders actually come in.
Start with food, then add grocery, parcels, or rides on the same platform, with one customer account and one wallet.
We load test for your busiest hour and run on auto-scaling cloud servers, so peak demand doesn't slow the app down.
Because the core modules are already tested, most of the work goes into your brand, your rules, and your market. Here's what you'll see and do at each step.
Tell us which app you want to build on and where you'll launch. You get a feature list, scope, and quote.
We design screens in your brand and set your commission, fees, and zones. You tap through the prototype first.
We adapt the tested modules, add your extra features, and connect payments, maps, and SMS for your country.
Your team and a few merchants and drivers use the apps on their own phones, and we fix what they find.
We publish to the App Store and Google Play, help onboard your first merchants and drivers, and stay on for updates.
Delivery and ride apps live or die on speed. Here's what our clone app development stack does for your customers, drivers, and margins.
Every region runs delivery and rides a little differently. We set up the language, currency, payments, and tax rules for wherever you launch.
USD and CAD, card and wallet payments, tipping, and sales tax by state or province.
GBP and EUR, GDPR consent flows, VAT on invoices, and multi-language menus.
Arabic and English with right-to-left layouts, cash on delivery, and local VAT rules.
Local wallets, cash on delivery, and support for dense, high-volume cities.
Spanish and Portuguese, local cards and instant bank transfers, and cash options.
Mobile money, SMS fallbacks for low data, and cash on delivery.
Launching somewhere else? Most of our setup is configurable, so a new country usually means new settings, not a new app.
Cutting-edge technology stack powering successful delivery platforms worldwide
Purchasing DeliveryBee was a great decision for launching our food delivery business. The setup was straightforward, and whenever we had questions about configuring the platform, the DeliveryBee team was quick to guide us. Features like restaurant management and real-time order tracking have made day-to-day operations much easier. The support we received after purchase gave us the confidence to move forward.”
DeliveryBee helped us launch our food delivery platform without having to build everything from scratch. After purchasing the solution, we needed some help with the initial setup and configuration, and the support team guided us through the process. The customer ordering app and restaurant management features are easy to understand, and our team was able to start using them quickly.
We purchased the DeliveryBee Food Delivery App to start our own branded delivery platform, and the overall experience has been very smooth. The team helped us understand the installation and configuration process, and we were able to get familiar with the system quickly. We particularly liked the easy order management and delivery tracking features.
Straight answers to what founders ask before hiring a clone app development company, including legality, cost, timelines, code ownership, and how a clone differs from white label.
A clone app is a new app built on the same business model as a proven platform, such as Uber, DoorDash, or Instacart. It follows the same core flows customers already know, like ordering, live tracking, and in-app payments, but runs under your own brand, pricing, and rules.
Yes, as long as you copy the business model and features, not the brand. Ideas like ride-hailing or food delivery can't be owned, but names, logos, designs, and source code can. We write original code, design a look that is yours, and never use another company's trademarks in your app.
The cost depends on which model you choose, how many apps are in the system, the features you add beyond the original, and the payment and map providers for your country. A single-city food delivery clone costs far less than a multi-service super app. Tell us your model and launch city, and we'll send a written estimate within 24 hours.
A clone app launches faster than a fully custom build, because the core modules for ordering, dispatch, tracking, and payouts are already tested. The exact timeline depends on how many custom features and integrations you add, and we confirm it in your written scope before any work starts.
Not quite. A clone script is usually a ready-made package sold as is, often with licensed code you can't fully change. A clone app from DeliveryBee is adapted to your brand, market, and features, and you receive the full source code at handover.
Yes. Once the project is paid for, the full source code, designs, and app store accounts are yours. You can host the app anywhere and hire any developer to work on it later.
Yes, and we recommend it. Features like group ordering, scheduled deliveries, women-only drivers, or a different commission model give customers a reason to choose your app over the original.
A white label app is a finished product rebranded with your name and launched quickly, with limited changes. A clone app is built on a proven model but adapted much more deeply to your flows, features, and pricing. If you're not sure which fits, we'll recommend one during your free consultation.
Start with the model that already works in your target market and has a clear gap you can fill. Food delivery suits cities with many independent restaurants, ride-hailing suits areas with weak public transport, and a super app suits markets where customers want one app for several services.
We build the customer, driver, merchant, and admin apps in-house, adapt each model to your market's payments, languages, and rules, and hand over the full source code. We also build custom and white label apps, so we'll point you to the option that suits your budget and timeline.
Tell us which model you want to build on and the city you’re launching in. We’ll send a written scope, feature list, and quote within 24 hours.