Last mentioned: Mar 26, 2026
Market Expansion
Projected expansion of the 1,000+ provider network into secondary urban markets.
Initial Rollout
Service begins appearing for select enterprise retail customers.
Service Launch
FedEx officially announces SameDay Local in partnership with OneRail.
FedEx has launched a dedicated same-day delivery service for small businesses, partnering with logistics platform OneRail to offer 2-hour and end-of-day fulfillment. The move is a direct attempt to erode Amazon's dominance in the last-mile sector by empowering independent retailers with Prime-level shipping speeds.
FedEx has launched a new same-day delivery service specifically designed for small businesses, partnering with OneRail to offer two-hour and end-of-day fulfillment. The move marks a significant escalation in the logistics giant's efforts to reclaim market share from Amazon and Walmart in the hyper-local delivery space.
FedEx has unveiled a strategic partnership with orchestration platform OneRail to power its new 'SameDay Local' service, offering 2-hour and end-of-day delivery windows. The move leverages a network of over 1,000 delivery providers to compete directly with the rapid fulfillment capabilities of Amazon and Walmart.
FedEx has integrated OneRail’s delivery orchestration platform to power its new 'SameDay Local' service, offering 2-hour and end-of-day delivery windows. The partnership provides FedEx customers access to a massive network of over 1,000 delivery providers to meet rising demand for ultra-fast last-mile fulfillment.
FedEx has announced a strategic partnership with last-mile delivery platform OneRail to provide same-day delivery services to all its customers. This move directly challenges the rapid fulfillment capabilities of Amazon and Walmart, signaling a major escalation in the logistics arms race.
FedEx has announced a strategic partnership with last-mile platform OneRail to provide same-day delivery services to its entire customer base. This move directly challenges the rapid fulfillment capabilities of retail giants like Amazon and Walmart, as well as traditional rival UPS, in the increasingly competitive last-mile logistics space.