A signed document, same day
A contract, an original, a set of office keys. A courier leaves Palais-Royal and hands it over in person across town, with a code at pickup and a code at delivery.
Courier Paris 1st
A courier in the 1st arrondissement of Paris
The 1st holds more offices than residents. Runs here start at a head office, a Rue Saint-Honoré boutique or the Forum des Halles, and almost always end somewhere else in Paris.
A verified courier picks something up at a 75001 address and hands it over at another, across Paris and the inner suburbs, 24/7.
A purchase collected at Forum des Halles
The click-and-collect is ready and you are at work. The courier picks it up and brings it to you, without you crossing the centre at rush hour.
Something left at the hotel
A bag, a charger or a passport left at a Rue de Rivoli hotel desk. Reception hands it to the courier against the code, and you get it wherever you are.
Common questions
Can a courier get into an office building in the 1st?
The courier reports to reception and gives the pickup code. Put the floor, the company name and the person's name in the order instructions, and reception does the rest.
How much does a courier cost in the 1st?
On the real route between the two addresses, from €8.90, shown before you confirm.
Do you deliver at night in the 1st?
Yes, 24/7, at the same price as daytime.