Relentlessly Improving How the World Receives Goods
With over 15 years in the locker business, Luxer One has managed millions of package deliveries across industries. Our mission? To relentlessly improve how the world receives goods.
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Why Luxer one
Our goal is to accept every package that comes through your location. We accomplish this through our unparalleled technology and commitment to service.
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We Solve 100% of the Package Problem
Designed to accept 100% of packages, whether it's a diamond ring or a set of skis.
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We Provide Superior Technology
With 99.9% guaranteed uptime, the most powerful hardware & software suite in the business.
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Backed by Unparalleled Support
Support teams available 24/7 for carriers, residents, and communities.
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At Luxer One, our VAR (Value Added Reseller) partners are a big part of what makes our solutions work in the real world. Our Partner Spotlights highlight the people solving real operational challenges every day. This month, we’re featuring Craig Meddin, Founder and CEO of Postal Solutions. With more than…
Package volume isn’t slowing down. It’s accelerating. In 2025, nearly 24 billion packages were delivered in the U.S., averaging more than 90 million deliveries every weekday. For multifamily communities, that translates to one reality: more deliveries, more pressure, and more opportunities for breakdowns in your package system. That’s why understanding…
What happens after the carrier arrives? Luxer One President Josh Middlebrooks recently joined Rodney Apple and Mike Ogle on the Supply Chain Careers Podcast, thanks to Supply Chain Management (SCM). The outcome was a discussion of an emerging challenge in modern logistics: the final 100 feet of delivery.
As universities modernize campus operations, smart lockers are increasingly part of the conversation. But while the hardware often gets the spotlight, experienced decision makers know the real long term value lies in integration. That’s why institutions evaluating smart locker solutions should focus just as heavily on integration capabilities as on…
