Delivery.com app now available at the Windows Phone Store

Delivery.com now has an app for Windows Phone 8. It lets you order delivery from participating local restaurants and stores in the United States. There are over 10,000 local businesses listed with delivery.com, so you can get things delivered instead of going outside.

If you are not a member, account setup is required. After providing your name and address, delivery.com will show you the restaurants and stores that deliver to that location. Choose a merchant, browse the menu, and place your order.

Here are the features listed in the initial release:

  • Simple search: find exactly what you’re looking for.
  • Customized orders: Easily add items to your cart and customize your order with special instructions.
  • Easy re-ordering: Store your credit cards and addresses to make re-ordering a cinch.
  • Neighborhoods nationwide: Find us in New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Boston, LA, and dozens of other cities around the country.

Delivery.com has nearly one million customers nationwide, so we’re glad to see them release an app for Windows Phone. The app is free at the Windows Phone Store.

Do you see a lot of participating stores in your area? Let us know in the comments!

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