Drone delivery by neighborhood and ZIP code
Find your neighborhood to see launch status, how backyard drop zones work, and join the priority waitlist for your ZIP code.
Frisco
Dense new-build rooftops with deep backyards and retail pads inside a two-mile hop of nearly every street in the city.
Little Elm
Lakeside neighborhoods where a three-mile drive around the water is a ninety-second straight-line flight.
Wylie
Suburban blocks with generous lots and clean landing geometry between Lavon Lake and downtown Wylie.
Rowlett
Peninsula neighborhoods cut off from retail by water and toll road — the strongest aerial time savings in the metroplex.
Granbury
Long drive times to the nearest shelf, wide lots and low airspace congestion — a textbook rural launch radius.
Hurst
Tight Mid-Cities grids where surface congestion, not distance, is what makes ground delivery slow.
Plano
Mature retail density and heavy commuter traffic, where short-haul orders lose most of their time at intersections.
McKinney
Fast-growing north Collin County rooftops spread far from the historic downtown retail core.
Garland
Established single-family blocks with strong convenience, pharmacy and restaurant demand throughout the day.
Rockwall
Lakeside subdivisions east of Ray Hubbard where every ground route funnels across a single bridge.
SkyMesh Local at a glance
- • SkyMesh Local is an open-access drone delivery marketplace: any qualifying merchant can join, not just one retail chain.
- • Merchants pay flat software pricing ($39.99 per location per month) plus a $3.00 routing fee per completed flight — never a percentage of the order.
- • Deliveries fly from stores already in the neighborhood and typically land in under 30 minutes from dispatch.
- • Every flight clears live weather, airspace and drop-zone hazard checks, and releases with a one-time passcode plus a landing photo.
- • Certified Part 107 operators supply the aircraft; SkyMesh Local supplies merchants, dispatch, airspace tooling and per-flight payouts.
Frequently asked questions
- Is drone delivery available in Your Texas neighborhood yet?
- Your Texas neighborhood sits inside a Nevada launch corridor. Join the priority waitlist and you are notified the day flights begin in your neighborhood.
- How fast is a delivery?
- Most neighborhood flights land in under 30 minutes from dispatch, because the aircraft flies a straight line over the traffic a van has to sit in.
- Where does the package land?
- On the backyard drop pad you map yourself. You log hazards such as power lines, pools and trees, and every flight cross-references that safety profile before takeoff.
- What does it cost me?
- Shoppers pay the item price plus the lowest available ground courier quote and provider fees, with no SkyMesh delivery markup. Eligible drone delivery has a $0 shopper delivery fee. The $3.00 routing fee is merchant-side, never added to the shopper’s bill.
- What happens in bad weather?
- Live weather is checked before every dispatch. Flights are held automatically above 15 mph winds, in thunderstorms or in low visibility.
Join the launch waitlist
We notify you the moment drones start flying to your ZIP code. corridors go live first.