Customer Highlight

Cornershop by Uber partners with Content.One to drive global expansion.

From Santiago to San Francisco, Cornershop needed a CMS that matched Uber’s pace. Content.One unlocked multi-language control, rapid deployments, and the SEO horsepower required to scale same-day grocery delivery worldwide.

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Cornershop by Uber digital experience
Cornershop by Uber

Cornershop, founded in 2015 in Chile, operates across Latin America with a mission to bring grocery aisles to customers’ doorsteps. Following Uber’s acquisition, the team required a platform built for global scale.

“Congratulations Team Content.One! It is the first time that a CMS does not limit me in everything I want to do. I have achieved everything I have set out to do so far.”

Head of SEO, Cornershop by Uber

Customer profile

Operating in Mexico, Chile, Peru, Costa Rica, and beyond, Cornershop’s acquisition by Uber accelerated the need for agile content governance. Recipes, product stories, and multi-language blogs needed to deploy fast across markets.

Challenge

Custom tech stack demanded heavy maintenance, limiting global expansion and causing SEO and availability risks.

Solution

Implement Content.One for multi-site, multi-language delivery with automated optimizations and enterprise uptime.

The problem

Managing a custom stack across multiple countries stretched engineering thin. From uptime to SEO to multilingual support, Cornershop’s web presence required constant upkeep.

  • Heavy maintenance across apps and sites slowed feature releases.
  • Scaling internationally demanded multi-language management and uptime aligned with Uber’s SLA.
  • Recipe-driven content required automated image optimization and accessibility tagging.
Cornershop by Uber storefront

The challenge

A trial on dotCMS exposed gaps in multilingual governance. Publishing required filling every translation, leading to missing pages and SEO damage.

  • Multi-language forced into single records caused failures when teams couldn’t populate every locale.
  • Missing translations meant broken experiences and lost SEO equity.
  • Uber-level reliability required resilient hosting beyond custom infrastructure.
Cornershop mobile app

The solution

Content.One became the backbone for Cornershop’s global content operations, combining native hosting, automated optimization, and true multi-site control.

  • Multi-site, multi-language architecture with independent records prevents missing assets.
  • Automated CSS/JS optimization and image conversions keep recipe content fast and accessible.
  • Native hosting and deployment meets 99.999% uptime expectations.
  • Schema.org support powers accessibility and rich search results.

Migration highlights

A 60-day migration moved legacy content into Content.One while enabling a redesigned blog and campaign structure.

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Engineering hours spent maintaining custom infrastructure post-launch.

Languages supported

Cornershop’s blogs and landing pages run in ten languages across North and Latin America, each with localized SEO configurations.

English

United States

Spanish

United States

French

Canada

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Canada

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Mexico

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Colombia

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Chile

Spanish

Peru

Portuguese

Brazil

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Costa Rica

Cornershop results

The results

Within 60 days, Cornershop relaunched their blogs and landing pages on Content.One. Teams now publish campaigns and recipes without waiting on development sprints.

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Days from migration to go-live

Global content strategy unlocked for Uber’s markets.

Next, Cornershop will extend Content.One’s headless capabilities to mobile apps, ensuring consistent experiences across every digital touchpoint.

“Content.One gives us the freedom to launch in every market without limits.”

Cornershop delivers recipes, offers, and onboarding content in record time — and keeps expanding with Uber’s platform.

Cornershop grocery background