10 Home Delivery Apps in the Netherlands That Will Make You Feel Like Royalty with Just One Tap!

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The Netherlands is a small yet bustling country that is home to millions of people, many of whom lead busy lives. With work, school, and other commitments taking up most of their time, it can be difficult for people in the Netherlands to find the time to go out and shop for groceries, clothes, or food. That's where home delivery apps come in.

1. Vinted

Vinted is a popular second-hand clothing app that allows you to buy and sell clothes in the Netherlands. With Vinted, you can find great deals on second-hand clothes, and even sell your own clothes to make some extra cash. The app is easy to use, and you can even filter your search results by size, colour, and brand.

I managed to get these 3 brand new looking jackets for a price under 10 euros. That's amazing!

2. Thuisbezorgd

Thuisbezorgd is the most popular food delivery app in the Netherlands, and for good reason. With Thuisbezorgd, you can order from thousands of restaurants across the country, and have your food delivered to your doorstep within minutes. The app is easy to use, and you can even pay with iDEAL, which is a popular payment method in the Netherlands.

In just under one hour you'll have your sushi, burgers or pokebowl ready to eat.

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15 comments

Toto Animo

2 years ago

Always nice that you can buy everything online. Especially when you have little time left to shop for groceries. But even if you really don't want to go outside right now. Is also excellent for people with walking difficulties. Good thing they came up with the idea of these institutions.

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9 months ago

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Rosita&Charlene-Blogs-Creaties

2 years ago

I knew all ten of the ones you mentioned. Don't use them often yourself, but working them can certainly be very easy.

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ppoli61

2 years ago

The world of commerce has changed. These apps make our life easier and turn it upside down. For the better or for the worse, I can't say but, like all inexorable changes, they must be accepted and exploited as much as possible.

fanny

2 years ago

It's a good thing the alternatives that these countries have, I wasn't aware of this, but it looks very good and being able to get what you ask for at a good price.

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Niyorlis

2 years ago

Technology has brought us great advances, and promoting a business through social networks is something interesting, since good sales are achieved and the products that are in offers are made known.

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Millieballon

2 years ago

I only use two of this list, but convenience serves people, which is why ordering apps are so popular, I think.

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Leo 1

2 years ago

Interesting blog. I did not know most of the companies mentioned. Only Fleurop and Bol.com can I remember. Good idea for restaurants to sell leftover food in this way instead of. deposit it in the click.

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Madeleine

2 years ago

Vinted is number 1! My daughter is also always on Vinted. And she often orders sushi via home delivery. I have sometimes sent flowers with Topbloemen and cards with Greetz and also received a gift myself via Greetz. I regularly order various items from Bol.com. For years.

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Rudy Siedlecki 🌳

2 years ago

The crazy thing is that those 'free' items are usually even cheaper than in-store items. Research in Belgium has shown that delivery drivers are exploited and are often employed illegally and without a driver's license by companies such as “PostNL”.

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Ingrid

2 years ago

+100 YP

Cool

Ingrid

2 years ago

Nice list! I didn't know Dobbi. Nice pictures of you again! I'm also going to share this post. Have already ordered food. (Not via one of the apps). That's what for next time.)

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Martina

2 years ago

Handy that you have made such an overview, we ourselves often ordered food delivered at home, especially during the corona period. And I regularly order books via bol.

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enigma

2 years ago

Some are also active in Belgium. I also have a 'shop' on Vinted. I've never bought anything there, but sold it. Last winter, I decided that everything that hangs in my closet and hasn't been worn for 2 years can go away ! To my shame, I even find pieces with the price tag on them.

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Dewaputra

2 years ago

That's a handy list. If I were still living in the Netherlands, I would certainly use some of them regularly, especially the apps to order meals and deliver groceries.

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