The Canadian e-commerce landscape is changing, and small businesses are at the heart of this evolution. On July 10, 2025, UniUni, a leader in last-mile delivery, announced the launch of its innovative UniUni Small Business system, a network of local drop-off and service points designed to make shipping easier, smarter, and more accessible for Canadian merchants of all sizes.
Available now in Toronto and set to expand nationwide, UniUni Small Business promises to bridge the gap between traditional, inconvenient shipping options and the growing demands of modern e-commerce sellers.
Designed With Sellers in Mind
The harsh reality for many Canadian merchants has long been the lack of flexible, affordable, and scalable shipping solutions. Legacy couriers often require complex onboarding, impose high minimums, or demand long-term contracts, barriers that strain small businesses working to grow. Meanwhile, disconnected or rigid platforms leave sellers feeling like just another number.
As Amir Khataie, VP…
of Process Engineering and Network Planning at UniUni, put it: “Too many small businesses get held back by outdated shipping options. All sellers deserve a reliable, modern solution that grows with them.
This offering is about giving them control, flexibility, and the confidence to compete nationally.” UniUni Small Business directly addresses these frustrations.
The new system revolves around two main features: Staffed UniUni Stores—Physical storefronts where sellers can print shipping labels and drop off packages with guided assistance.
Automated UniUni Points—Unstaffed, self-serve kiosks that allow for quick, 24/7 package drop-off, catering to the demanding schedules of modern entrepreneurs. Both options are designed for convenience and speed, empowering sellers to focus on upgrading their business rather than worrying about logistics…
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