Pickeasy books the slot. ScrollEngine books it, then runs the delivery.

Yes, for pickup, and even more so once your store delivers too. ScrollEngine books the same delivery dates and pickup slots, then plans optimized routes for your drivers, gives them an app for photo and signature proof, and keeps customers updated by SMS, WhatsApp or email with a live tracking page. Logbase, which makes Pickeasy, says it "doesn't offer fleet management or last-mile delivery" (checked Oct 4, 2026). 100+ merchants rate us 5.0 stars on the Shopify App Store (as of Oct 2026). Try it on your own store with a 7-day free trial.

ScrollEngine, especially for a bakery, florist or grocer that also delivers. Both apps book pickup slots with cutoffs, prep time and order limits. ScrollEngine also helps shoppers find a store by drive time and sends ready-for-pickup alerts by SMS or WhatsApp as well as email, where Logbase says Pickeasy notifies by email only. When you deliver too, it plans your drivers' routes and gives customers a live tracking page.

No, according to Logbase, which makes Pickeasy. Its own comparison table marks fleet management and last-mile delivery "Not available" for Pickeasy, and the App Store listing doesn't mention routes or drivers (checked Oct 4, 2026). A store that routes Pickeasy orders needs a separate route planner. ScrollEngine plans optimized routes for several drivers from the slots customers booked, and drivers run them in its iOS and Android app.

Not according to its maker, Logbase. Its Bird to Pickeasy guide says Pickeasy "currently sends order and delivery notifications by email only," and its Pickeasy vs Zapiet table marks "SMS notification" as "Not available" (checked Oct 4, 2026). ScrollEngine sends customer updates by email, SMS and WhatsApp at each step, in your own words, with a branded tracking page and live ETAs.

Pickeasy sets the number of locations by plan: one on Free and Starter, up to 4 on Smart, 5 to 20 on Premium, and more than 20 by contacting Logbase, per its App Store listing and Logbase's Pickeasy vs Zapiet page (checked Oct 4, 2026). ScrollEngine runs each location with its own pickup and delivery slots, capacity and hours, sends every order to the store that should fill it, and keeps each team to its own store's orders. Running four or more stores? Book a demo and we'll walk through your network.

Pickeasy has a free plan for one location and up to 10 orders a month, and paid plans that add locations and delivery rate options, priced on its App Store listing and in this page's pricing section (checked Oct 4, 2026). If your own drivers deliver, compare the whole setup: Pickeasy plus a route planner and a driver app, or ScrollEngine, which has slots, pickup, routes, the driver app and live tracking in one app. Book a demo for a quote for your stores, or test it first with a 7-day free trial.

If your own drivers deliver, choose ScrollEngine: it books the slot and plans the route in one app, which neither does alone. Logbase says Pickeasy "doesn't offer fleet management or last-mile delivery," and Zapiet's route optimization page says to "integrate instantly with one of our route optimization partners" (both checked Oct 4, 2026). For the details, see Zapiet vs ScrollEngine.

Yes. Turn on pickup and leave delivery zones, routes and drivers off until you need them. A pickup setup is your locations, pickup hours, slots and capacity, and the cart widget. Delivery is ready in the same app when you add drivers.

Yes, by setting them up again in ScrollEngine: your locations, hours, slots, cutoffs, blackout dates, delivery zones and rates. Pickeasy keeps running while you build and test on an unpublished copy of your theme, so you switch only when everything works. On a migration call, we'll go over each setting with you.