Goodr
Goodr is a US technology-and-logistics company that helps restaurants, stadiums, offices, hospitals and grocers divert surplus food from landfill by recovering edible food for donation and recycling inedible food. Its platform tracks every pickup with real-time impact reporting and provides tax-deduction documentation for the donated food.
Our verdict
Genuine operator-facing food-waste recovery combining logistics with tracked, reportable diversion and tax documentation, and strong marquee adoption (NFL, NBA, Amazon, Hartsfield-Jackson airport, cities); scored down for quote-based pricing, a geographically constrained service footprint, and no independent G2/Capterra review base.
Key Features
Pros & cons
Pros
- Combines food recovery with logistics so operators don't manage pickups themselves
- Tracked diversion with impact reporting and tax-deduction documentation
- Proven with major stadiums, venues, airports and enterprises
Cons
- Pricing is custom/service-based with limited public figures
- Recovers surplus rather than preventing it upstream in the kitchen
- Service availability depends on Goodr's operating footprint
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Additional Information
- Category
- Mid-Market
- Price Range
- Custom (service-based; e.g. delivery program ~$80/box)
- Pricing Model
- service (recovery/hauling) priced by volume and program; some programs per-box