• The new parcel locker at Seelotsenring 14, located at the premises of our partner WIRO Wohnen in Rostock Wohnungsgesellschaft mbH, marks an important milestone for open, neutral parcel logistics in Germany and Austria.
• The network continues to grow rapidly: myflexbox is available in over 800 German and over 270 Austrian municipalities.
• More package services right in the neighborhood: The new myflexbox enables 24/7 pickup, shipping, and returns, consolidates package routes, and strengthens modern, everyday last-mile infrastructure in Rostock.

Rostock/Munich, September 3, 2026 – The new parcel locker marks the next major milestone for the smart-city company myflexbox. The new location was developed in collaboration with WIRO and expands the range of flexible, recipient-friendly package logistics in the Hanseatic city. This milestone underscores the momentum of myflexbox’s open package infrastructure. In Germany alone, the network is now present in over 800 cities and municipalities. In Austria, more than 270 additional cities and municipalities have been added.

“Rostock, as the 1,000th city in the myflexbox network, sends a strong signal,” says Jonathan Grothaus, CEO and founder of myflexbox. “What began in Salzburg in 2018 is now the largest open last-mile infrastructure in Germany and Austria. We bring package services to where people live, work, and go about their daily lives. That means less package-related stress, fewer unnecessary trips, and more flexibility for everyone. The fact that Amazon has recently joined our network alongside DPD, GLS, UPS, and FedEx further demonstrates that: Open parcel infrastructure is no longer a niche topic, but a relevant component of smart cities.”

Growth of the open network through location partnerships

Unlike closed systems, the open approach allows multiple logistics companies to share the same infrastructure. Having a single parcel locker that can potentially serve all delivery services makes more efficient use of valuable urban space and reduces visual clutter in the cityscape through better use of urban space. At the same time, more people gain access to flexible delivery options.

The new location in Rostock is a prime example of successful collaboration with housing companies, municipalities, retailers, gas stations, and other partners. Those who provide suitable spaces benefit not only from additional services for residents, customers, or visitors but also from location rent—all with minimal effort.

About myflexbox

Since its founding in 2018, the last-mile specialist has been revolutionizing urban logistics with smart, flexible solutions. The largest carrier-neutral package locker network in Germany and Austria consists of over 2,700 parcel lockers in more than 1,000 cities and municipalities and continues to grow. With myflexbox, packages and goods can be received, shipped, and returned 24/7—conveniently and securely. The neutral and sustainable infrastructure saves time and travel. The proprietary technology optimally connects package services, e-commerce, (local) retailers, and customers. For a better quality of life and lower CO₂ emissions in cities.

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