Spreadsheet rotations break
One sick call, one route increase, or one driver transfer can turn a clean weekly grid into manual copy-paste chaos.
Built for DSP-style last-mile teams
Driver schedules that match routes, rescues, and pay.
RoutePayOps helps delivery operators create weekly driver schedule grids, cover routes first, assign rescue drivers second, and preview guaranteed-pay payroll exports before the week gets messy.
Start with dummy names or send driver count + route count. No employee PII required for the first audit.
4-on / 3-offrotation support
Routes firstrescue second
CSV-readypayroll prep
The operations gap
Most scheduling tools do shifts. Delivery teams need route coverage.
Delivery ops managers do not just need names on a calendar. They need enough drivers for route count, backup rescue coverage, rotating days off, and payroll-ready outputs.
Rescue coverage gets guessed
Routes need to be filled first, but the operator still needs to know who is available for rescue, call-outs, and overflow.
Pay is checked too late
Guaranteed-pay and days-worked calculations should be visible before payroll export, not discovered after managers chase down corrections.
How it works
From driver list to weekly schedule in minutes.
1
Paste drivers + route counts
Add names, start date, weeks, and route demand by day.
2
Generate rotation
Use a 4-group, 4-on/3-off schedule pattern designed for weekly delivery operations.
3
Fill routes, then rescue
RoutePayOps assigns route slots first and marks extra available drivers as rescue.
4
Export payroll prep
Preview days worked, guaranteed-pay columns, and CSV-ready outputs for payroll admin review.
Built around delivery ops
Not generic shift scheduling
| Need | Spreadsheet | Generic scheduler | RoutePayOps |
|---|---|---|---|
| Route-count coverage | Manual | Limited | Yes |
| Rescue assignment | Manual | No | Yes |
| 4-on / 3-off rotation | Fragile | Custom | Built in |
| Guaranteed-pay preview | Formula risk | No | Yes |
| CSV payroll prep | Manual | Maybe | Yes |
“Send us your driver count and route count. We’ll build your first weekly schedule free, then show you exactly where RoutePayOps saves admin time.”
Use this as the main B2B offer in LinkedIn messages, Facebook groups, emails, and cold calls.
Simple beta pricing
Sell the workflow before the software gets complicated.
Start with a free audit and convert the teams that feel the pain immediately.
Schedule Audit
For prospects who want proof before signup.
Free
Request audit
- Driver count + route count review
- Sample weekly schedule
- Rescue coverage estimate
- No employee PII required
Beta Pilot
For one station or one delivery team.
$99 /mo
Start pilot
- Saved driver lists
- Weekly schedule generation
- Route + rescue assignment
- CSV export for payroll prep
Ops Team
For larger teams with more admin needs.
$249 /mo
Talk to us
- Multi-week planning
- Custom schedule rules
- Manager-ready exports
- Priority onboarding support
Start selling with this offer
Get a free route coverage + payroll-prep schedule audit.
Best-fit teams usually manage 30–150+ drivers, cover routes seven days per week, and need better schedule exports for dispatch and payroll admin.
FAQ
Designed for practical operator questions.
Is RoutePayOps affiliated with Amazon or ADP?
No. RoutePayOps is an independent scheduling and payroll-prep tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Amazon, ADP, or any delivery platform.
Does this replace payroll software?
No. It helps prepare schedule/pay columns and exports so payroll admins have cleaner inputs. Your payroll system remains the source of record.
Do we need to upload real employee data?
No. For the free audit, start with driver count, route count, and dummy names. Use real names only when you are ready.
Who should use this?
Delivery operators, dispatchers, and admins who manage recurring route coverage, rescue drivers, 4-on/3-off rotations, or guaranteed-pay schedule exports.