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Start your business with costs as low as $40K* and $0 up front for state-of-the-art Amazon-branded trucks. Long-term growth. Build a strong, diverse team and grow your business alongside Amazon. Best-in-class training. Jumpstart your business with hands-on training and a dedicated Business Coach. Community impact.
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Stable long-term revenue potential, with the opportunity to...
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Stable long-term revenue potential, with the opportunity to grow your business. Train, lead, and motivate your team to achieve high performance and safety standards. Exclusive offers on services such as truck insurance, employee healthcare, and human resource assistance.
Your Business Coach will work with you on a timeline to ramp up to 10 trucks, although there is no guarantee that your company will receive 10 trucks. What costs does Amazon cover? Amazon will provide trucks to you without down payment and cover all planned and most unplanned maintenance.
Put Amazon's truckload freight network to work for you with full truck loads, flexible booking, and 24/7 support. Join our network and book now.
The startup cost figure is an estimate of reasonable expenses that a company with no previous infrastructure incurs before its first revenue-generating trip, and is based on initiating operations with 5 Amazon-branded trucks.
The Delivery Service Partner (DSP) program is designed to empower leaders who want to launch and operate their own delivery business. We’re looking for hands-on owners with grit who want to hire and motivate a high-performing team of delivery associates.
The startup cost estimate considers, for example, costs payable to third parties associated with insurance down payments, basic office supplies and technology, driver onboarding and initial training, and implementing an accounting and payroll infrastructure.
