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Philadelphia, PA (July 21, 2026) — Lula Commerce, the digital commerce platform for convenience retail, today announced a new partnership with Fast Lane Convenience Stores, the retail arm of Corrigan Oil Company. Fast Lane has selected Lula to launch and manage both third-party delivery across DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub and a branded first-party ordering experience through Lula Direct, giving customers more ways to shop while helping store teams avoid added operational complexity.
Corrigan Oil Company has been a family-owned and operated business since 1958. Today, under the leadership of Mike and Tim Corrigan, the company has grown into one of the Midwest’s most established fuel and energy providers, operating 12 locations across Michigan, Indiana and Ohio with more than 400 vehicles on the road. Its Fast Lane Convenience Stores bring that same trusted, community-first approach to retail, offering customers fuel, fresh food, and everyday essentials.
"Fast Lane has always been focused on making it easy for customers to get what they need, when they need it," said Kraig Elliott, President of Fast Lane Convenience Stores. "Partnering with Lula lets us expand that convenience beyond our four walls, with delivery through the major marketplaces and a Fast Lane-owned ordering experience through Lula Direct. It’s a modern way to serve our communities while staying true to who we are."
The partnership signals a broader shift among fuel-forward convenience operators who see digital ordering as the next frontier for growth, not only in marketplaces, but on owned channels that build loyalty and repeat visits. With Lula, Fast Lane can meet customers where they are: ordering through their favorite delivery apps or ordering directly from a branded Fast Lane storefront online.
"Convenience retailers who have deep roots in their communities are perfectly positioned to win in digital ordering, and Fast Lane is a great example of that," said Adit Gupta, Co-founder and CEO at Lula Commerce. "They have been serving Michigan for nearly 70 years. Now, with Lula powering both their marketplace delivery and their 1st-party ordering experience through Lula Direct, they can reach more customers, improve margins, and build long-term loyalty, all without adding burden at the store level."
With Lula, Fast Lane gains centralized control over its entire digital ordering operation. Marketplace orders from DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub and direct orders through a branded Lula Direct storefront flow into a single platform, with centrally managed menus and a unified workflow that keeps pricing and product information consistent across channels and locations. Lula’s AI-powered tools handle uptime monitoring, refund disputes, and review responses behind the scenes, with performance reporting built in, so Fast Lane can launch faster, own more of the customer relationship, and improve margins while keeping store teams focused on serving customers.
Fast Lane Convenience Stores is the retail division of Corrigan Oil Company, a family-owned fuel, propane, and energy services provider headquartered in Brighton, Michigan. Founded in 1958, Corrigan Oil operates across the Midwest and holds ISO 9001/TS 29001 certification. Learn more at fastlanecstores.com and corriganoil.com.
Lula Commerce is the digital commerce platform transforming convenience retail. Lula helps retailers turn physical inventory into digital revenue by connecting stores, products, and consumers across every channel where consumers discover, order, and buy. The platform combines third-party marketplace management, branded first-party ordering through Lula Direct, merchandising, analytics, promotions, and AI-powered automation to help retailers sell more, manage less, and be where the order begins. Whether supporting a single location or hundreds of stores, Lula gives convenience retailers the tools to capture digital demand and simplify operations. To learn more, visit lulacommerce.com.
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