Postmates, founded in 2011 in San Francisco, was an on-demand delivery platform providing fast and convenient delivery of restaurant meals, groceries, and other goods across thousands of U.S. cities. Known for its flexibility and focus on local commerce, Postmates allowed consumers to access a wide variety of products with just a few taps. In 2020, the company was acquired by Uber Technologies in a $2.65 billion all-stock deal, integrating Postmates into the global Uber Eats platform while maintaining its unique brand identity in select regions.

Uber Eats, launched in 2014, is a leading global online food ordering and delivery platform operating in over 70 countries. By combining Uber’s extensive network and Postmates’ strong presence in the Western U.S., the merged brand offers a seamless, fast, and reliable delivery experience. Users can browse menus from thousands of restaurants, track deliveries in real-time, and enjoy a convenient, contactless service powered by advanced logistics and technology.

Together, Postmates and Uber Eats continue to redefine food and product delivery, connecting restaurants, retailers, and consumers with speed, efficiency, and innovation, while expanding access to local businesses across the United States and worldwide.