Circuit
Techstars '19Huntingdon, GB · 2 known investors
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Circuit provides last-mile delivery management software serving drivers, dispatchers, and retailers through a driver app, route planning platform, and courier marketplace.
Also known as Spoke · Spoke Dispatch · Spoke Route Planner
Investors · 2
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Funding
SEC filings, press & company announcements$30M disclosed across 1 of 3 rounds · 2022–2026
- $30MraisedFeb 2026 · 3 sourcesSource ↗
- Undisclosed amountSeedSep 2025Source ↗
- Undisclosed amountSeries ASep 2022Source ↗
Source: company announcements and press reports — follow each round's link for the claim.
Company profile
researched Sep 2026Circuit, operating under the Spoke brand at getcircuit.com, builds last-mile delivery software for three user groups: individual delivery drivers, courier companies with driver teams, and retailers that need delivery services. Its product line comprises Route Planner, a mobile app for drivers to upload stops, optimize routes, navigate and complete deliveries; Dispatch, a web dashboard plus driver app for planning multi-driver routes, tracking progress and collecting proof of delivery; and Connect, which lets retailers find local couriers, manage orders and track deliveries.
Route Planner runs on iOS and Android and is compatible with Android Auto and CarPlay. Stops can be added by search, spreadsheet import, camera scanning of an address manifest, or voice. The app optimizes stop order in one click, supports mid-route stop edits and re-optimization, clustering, urgent stops, start/end stop pinning, custom stop properties and notes, arrival time windows, vehicle load ordering, stop reference IDs, and multiple interface languages. Navigation is built on Google Maps, with options to hand off to Apple Maps, Waze, HERE WeGo or Sygic. Routes saved to the device work offline, though live traffic and map updates require connectivity. Dispatch adds live driver and package tracking, dynamic recipient updates, proof of delivery and client delivery updates for larger teams.
The company publishes a public HTTP API (v1) for programmatic access to Dispatch resources, including plans, stops, unassigned stops, live plans and stops, drivers, depots, routes, operations, team custom stop properties and members, with endpoints for optimizing and distributing plans and batch imports. Authentication uses an API key generated in Dispatch settings, passed via HTTP Basic or Bearer authorization; requests and responses are JSON, and a migration guide documents changes from version 0.2b to v1.
Business model
Circuit sells software subscriptions for delivery route planning and delivery management. The driver-facing Route Planner is distributed through the Apple App Store and Google Play on a self-serve monthly subscription with a free tier, while the Dispatch product for courier companies is sold to businesses with a free trial, a sales-assisted demo path and dedicated customer support. Connect positions the company between retailers and local courier services for order placement and tracking.
Recurring monthly subscriptions. In the United States, Route Planner is offered as a Free plan ($0/month, up to 10 stops per route), a Lite plan ($9.99/month) and a Standard plan ($19.99/month), both paid tiers including unlimited stops, route optimization, built-in Google navigation, spreadsheet import, stops added by voice or camera, arrival time windows and package locating. Subscriptions purchased in-app renew monthly through iTunes or Google Play accounts, are charged 14 days after purchase following a 14-day free trial, and can be cancelled at any time without a contract or penalty.
Traction
The company's site reports over 10 million downloads of its driver app, more than 1.5 billion deliveries per year and more than 2 million hours saved daily.
▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography
Market position
Circuit positions its Route Planner as a route planning app built around delivery drivers and markets it as a leading route planner for that audience, while Dispatch targets larger courier teams needing live tracking and proof of delivery. Published usage figures cited on its site include more than 10 million app downloads and more than 1.5 billion deliveries per year.
Technology
Mobile applications for iOS and Android with Android Auto and CarPlay support, paired with a web dashboard for dispatchers. Core capabilities include multi-stop route optimization, plan distribution across multiple drivers and re-optimization of live routes, address capture via search, spreadsheet import, camera scanning and voice, and turn-by-turn navigation powered by Google Maps, with location data sourced from Google Maps. Offline operation is supported for routes saved to the device. A JSON REST public API (v1) at api.spoke.com exposes plans, stops, drivers, depots, routes, operations and team members, with API-key authentication, rate limiting, webhook signatures and batch import endpoints.
Go-to-market
Self-serve acquisition through the Apple App Store and Google Play for the driver app, including a free tier and free trial, alongside a sales-led motion for courier businesses via a demo request, callback and "talk to sales" contact flow plus a free trial of Dispatch. Existing Dispatch customers are served through a dedicated support channel. App Store reviews and driver testimonials are featured in product marketing, and a developer API supports integration-led adoption.
Individual delivery drivers and couriers who plan their own routes; courier companies and delivery businesses operating teams of drivers with dispatchers; and retailers and small merchants that need to arrange, manage and track local deliveries.
Geography
Headquartered in Huntingdon, United Kingdom. Pricing is published for the United States, and product examples reference deliveries in New York City boroughs and Toronto. The company states the app works anywhere Google Maps location data is available and supports multiple languages, defaulting to US English where a phone's language is unsupported.
Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.
Timeline · 1
launches, deals, and filingsCircuit documents a v1 public HTTP API for its Dispatch product, covering plans, stops, unassigned stops, live plans and stops, drivers, depots, routes, operations and members, with API-key authentication and a migration guide detailing property and behavior changes from the prior 0.2b version.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
▸Research sources · 8
primary sources listed
- Circuitgetcircuit.com · web
8 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.
Frequently asked questions
- What does Circuit do?
- Last-mile delivery software, branded Spoke, offering route planning for drivers, dispatch tools for couriers and a retailer marketplace.
- Who are Circuit's investors?
- Circuit's investors include Techstars, SE Ventures.
- How much funding has Circuit raised?
- Circuit has disclosed $30M raised across 1 of its 3 known rounds.
- Where is Circuit headquartered?
- Circuit is headquartered in Huntingdon, GB.


