Food-delivery couriers are no longer just moving meals — they’re moving media. Every branded tote or delivery bag zipping through city streets is a potential mobile out-of-home (OOH) billboard, reaching thousands of consumers in high-value moments like lunch breaks and dinner rush. With the rise of AI-powered computer vision, brands can now use existing traffic cameras to count and map these impressions in real time, gaining geo-granular insights into urban reach and customer hotspots.

For executives, this isn’t just a marketing curiosity — it’s a new, measurable channel that ties directly to EBITDA impact. Courier bags deliver impressions at a fraction of the cost of traditional ads, extend brand visibility far beyond the delivery moment, and can be audited with the same rigor as digital campaigns. Early adopters that pilot vision-driven “ride-share billboards” today will secure a first-mover data advantage tomorrow, turning everyday deliveries into a scalable, revenue-driving media asset.