FROM ESTREET SERVICES TO STREETLY

A local idea,
built for what comes next.

eStreet Services began with a simple belief: shopping online should not mean leaving the local high street behind. That work—connecting neighbourhood businesses, shared fulfilment and lower-emission delivery—became the foundation for Streetly.

THE ORIGINAL IDEA

Your neighbourhood as one connected marketplace.

The original eStreet service brought local shops and useful services together so customers could order beyond normal opening hours and choose coordinated local delivery. It was described as a “community warehouse”: the neighbourhood already had the products, knowledge and people—it simply needed better digital connections.

Streetly carries that purpose forward in a more capable platform, with live catalogue search, clearer comparison, shop-curated collections and a consistent journey across web, iOS and Android.

01

Keep local visible

Independent businesses remain discoverable online, with their identity and local role at the centre of the experience.

02

Make shopping simpler

Search products, compare nearby options and continue into one familiar Streetly marketplace.

03

Plan delivery locally

Streetly is designed around practical neighbourhood fulfilment and lower-emission options where available.

STREETLY TODAY

High Street in Your Hands.

Streetly is the current home of the eStreet Services vision. Browse active local businesses and products on the website, then shop through the web app or download Streetly for iOS and Android.

Live availabilitySee what participating businesses currently offer.Borrow and reuseFind out about our work with local Library of Things venues.Library of Things

FOLLOWING AN OLD ESTREET LINK?

We will guide you to the closest current destination.

Established retailer links are matched to their Streetly business profile where one exists, including profiles retained for businesses that are not currently active. Old Library of Things links go to the dedicated Streetly section, while product requests, partner forms and help links go to their current services.

If the specific service is no longer available, start with Browse or contact us and we will point you in the right direction.