Yeah but you feel better working hard doing your thing as opposed to having a boss. I've always said this side hustle can be life changing especially now with stock market hitting 52week lows. Putting in 12hour days or more and going hard for the next 6-8months could set you up for life if you pick the right investments
@@HoodTrendzUber and DoorDash are not investments. They are predatory gigs that prey on the desperate and the dumb. I know. I did them for a year. Smart people don't invest in things that daily devalue their assets and cash, and never increase in personal value. Learning jujitsu is an investment. Working out and eating right is an investment. Beating up your car, spending a huge chunk of your budget on gas and paying double or even triple for insurance while never getting a raise is not an investment. It's a liability.
My respects! You’re a bad ass..No way I could do Uber eats for 12 hrs. I do the lunch and dinner rush which come out to like 5 hrs and I’m done… $100 and I’m good 😂
It’s easy for the first month or two. When you’re 6 months in doing it everyday they start to cap you with longer wait times, longer drives, lower paying orders, etc.. that goes for every gig app. Then again they were never meant to be a long term employment option so it is what it is.
Yea u can get burned out for sure it might be exciting fun and learning curve but some areas food takes time lines r long the area matters . I’d be burnt out
They definitely cap your earning potential. They'll send you several $2,3,4 dollar trips that are more than 5 miles. This is Ludacris. I've done several 12 hour shifts and never seen more than $140 during a 12 hour shift. These driving apps will throttle your trip pay so you'll only average about $10.00 per hour and that's less than minimum wage. NOT TO MENTION THE COST OF GAS AND WEAR AND TEAR ON YOUR VEHICLE 😂
Did you mean you share the same name as the rapper LUDACRIS or did you mean THIS IS LUDICROUS! 😂 In any case, I mostly agree with you; we must be in very similar markets…l usually average more like 12 though. I could NEVER do 12 hours though. Never. Bless your tough little heart, bless this guys’ heart, (in the vid) I just couldn’t do it. I usually do 3-5. One time I did 7 and a half almost 8, (for all intents and purposes ). Never again! I just can’t see a scenario in which I do 12 hours straight. If am not making money after a certain amount of time , there’s no way I’d have the drive to hang on for 12. And if am making bank, then well, I’d be happy and log off at some point (that is not 12 hrs later for sure). The kind of mindset I have to put myself into for the 5 hours is that for the books, so there is most definitely no way I could manage 12. The patience you guyz have is so crazy to me. I have to await the next day to mentally re-energize and start with the craziness again lol. It ain’t no way. Much respect to you guyz, I take my hats off to you guyz, and I really mean it!
It works best when all the restaurants have accessible parking nearby. Where I live, finding free legal nearby parking to do pickups (food) is a challenge.
$230. Do 3 more trips to cover the gas. I’m making this daily only like 4 times a week and only work like 6 hours a day. I’m in between jobs so this is perfect if you are in between or as a side income but not for ever. You don’t want to destroy your car.
@@hardgladiator8378last year it might have been but this year nobody's making $200 a day. they're forcing us to do food stamp deliveries now or you don't get good deliveries.. Uber eats has turned into a total joke
@@justin2997 beg to differ I just made over $300 a couple days ago and average over $200 a day 1700-2100 a week. All depends on your market and how much you hustle.
Another factor is how fast the restaurant has the order ready. In some areas it’s quicker. The longer you have to wait the less jobs you can do. Lunch time is a bust dinner time is great from 5:30-9. But you won’t get more then 10-12 deliveries because most restaurants at least in my area take forever and hardly have the food ready when you arrive so u have to wait 5-10 min every single time sadly
@@WoodGrinds thats exactly what i was thinking your still gonna make more than just dropping $40 on gas and u can vibe out to music in the whip delivering food im about to turn 19 and thinking of taking that route fr
I’m going to start driving doordash and Uber eats this coming week to supplement my income (so part time, I do have a full time job) I’m lucky to live in a booming area so that I can do this. It really IS all about location when it comes to considering this as a viable option for work.
Location is key I just left my full-time warehouse job to do DoorDash full time so I could have the flexibility of being off whenever I want to see my daughter and go to school and I've started to make a thousand a week which is damn near twice as much as I was making in a warehouse
@@DDDasher thats awesome. I need to get a phone with data so I can do this. I have 3 son's, one is disabled so I see doing gig app work the only way Im going to make it
I was considering trying Uber Eats for a part-time job because my current part-time is slow but good money when it's busy. I live near the capital of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg.
I have mad respect for you and any other person who can handle this type of job. I couldn't do this because I'm too worried about smelling my car with so many food varieties. I would lose my mind if something spilled inside my car, and I would absolutely HATE dealing with an inpatient customer. Hats off for all of you who do this service. 👏
You don’t deal with the customer 99% of the time. You just set the bag in their porch and take a quick picture. To each his own, I have problems dealing with people too and hate it lol.
Definitely got some type of ocd or anxiety. But the food smells up the car but pretty easy to ignore. Roll the window down or put in trunk. Also they give you bags to put it to keep them warm but most importantly to keep the smell in the bag. Also if you spill something it will be in the bag not your car
The most deliveries ever did in one day was seventeen, and it pretty much wore me out... but I'm nearly sixty so that's probably a big reason why. It would be very hard for me to sustain 17 deliveries a day for more than 5 days. I think my average is somewhere between 8 and 12.
If I do 250$ a day for 30 days straight that’s 7500$ a month x 2 months that’s 15000$ that’s my goal. This week I made 720$ but missed 2 days so I could of easily made over 1000$
It is achievable. I’ve been doing $200+ a day, usually 8-9 hrs a day. I do the dinner shift mainly and a little bit during the day. I think that’s key. Also the days your market is busy. I usually don’t work Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
@@chrisguzman-cf7zplast year you were able to do it.. this year hitting $200 is virtually impossible. I live on the Las Vegas strip too. we were making a thousand a week and now we can't make $300. I just applied for a new job.
@@wordswritteninred7171 They have us doing food stamp deliveries now for Walmart. McDonald's offers free delivery. which means drivers don't get paid. Uber teamed up with corporations like McDonald's Walmart Starbucks. Now they screw over the drivers.. they want us to be slaves and smile.. I see a war happening very soon, rich vs poor. Politicians can't even show their faces.. everyone is broke.. I had five different people try to break into my apartment this month.. Joe Biden is turning America into a war zone..
Uber is great if you do it part-time and at times when there is very high demand and surge/promotions. If you do it FT your value/hr drops drastically + you get burnt out. My humble advice to whoever is planning to get into this: find a normal FT job that is less physically demanding and do UBER when above criteria are met.
I'm in Phoenix AZ now. I just moved from Tucson. It's slow in Tucson and I had no idea how much money you could make in 6 hours residing in Phoenix. I make 250 to 300 a day working 6 to 8 hours. I Quit my day job. My boss just hired me and was furious. 😂
@dabert9589 Don't take low paying orders dude. If they can't tip fuck em. They can pick the shit up themselves. Don't let people take advantage of you.
Ur not adding in the gas prices for these deliveries. So subtract the gas money from this 200 a day. This could easily bring your ur total at the end of the day to 150. Its still like having a 9-5. Also dont forget about uncle sam during tax season. Thanks
Thank you.for this.. I just did a 12 hour shift. And made 80 dollars. And I have a rangerover it takes 60 bucks to fill it up.. I took 20 bucks out my pocket along with my quicktrip fuel points/cause UBER doesn't give us any ...to give me a half a tank of gas... and after my 12 hours I still went home on E.. so that would have been 40 bucks made on a 12 shift..plus all the wear and tear on my tires ..and car running daily across town..... and if people don't tip...we don't eat!!!!... Uber robs us and they know it.. and being self employed after a. Certain limits you WILL PAY OUT
@@darthphaser2991that's why you gotta do it earlier than that. I start at 6 am go til 10am wait til noon go til 3 then from 5pm til I'm unable to do so
2021-2022 were the BEST years for door dashing . I would work 5-6 days a week and earn about $600-700 literally miss those days especially during sunsets listening to music . These days I wait about 30 mins before they give me a $5 to go 15 miles 😂
This doesn’t work if it’s super slow in your area, then you have to waste gas driving to a more busy area. In the end, you’re just splitting even with the cost of gas.
$200/ 12 is like $16.75 per hour. Then subtract gas and that's like $12-13/hr. Then subtract car rental costs if you're renting a car, and you'll be lucky to get $8.50 per hour. If you aren't renting a car, you're still taking about that much damage in wear and tear on the car.
I think there is too much uber eats content that overcomplicates things. I like that you just give the milk toast advice that work and dont require much effort.
Don't forget to deduct $20-$25 a day and buying snacks/drinks. I do bring food and a lot of drinks with me. But I still spend about $10-$15 on food. So subtract $30-$40 a day. I do ue/dd 7 days a week and about 10 hours a day. I make about $200 a day.
Not as easy as it looks. Think about driving 8+ hours every day. Not everyone can do that. When I took a road trip, 4-5 hours driving every day is already the limit.
I easily make $250 a day as a side gig when I don’t have planned construction work. Factor in about 10hrs in the car about 8hrs of actually driving, around $40 in gas. Not a bad instant wage for easy “work”
I quit doing UE over a year ago and gave it a try one day last summer. It offered me $4 to go 20 miles one way. Nope. Lasted 30 minutes and gave up and haven't done it since.
$200 a day minus taxes, gas and vehicle depreciation makes it more like $120-150 If your lucky. Also sitting in that damn traffic is terrible. Not bad for a side hustle. But with the price of cars and repairs. Is it really worth it?
1 flex route at 330 am. $89-100. take deliveries going back home then work till 9. get home when market opens, put options in, breakfast. costco instacart at 10 for drop. drive back home and take orders on the way. by now easily over $200. if you’re lucky get a 2nd flex block at 5 for $84+ for 3.5hrs at 5.
My market, I usually have to drive 4-5 hours to get to $100 but I’ve done 12 hour shifts, and sometimes, it takes all 12 hours to get to $200. So it’s doable, but like you said, depends on the market as well.
I have had 200 dollars days, but I haven't been able to do that every day. My area is smaller than Portland, but we still have about a million people. The main downside to delivering is all the miles on my car.
I do uber eats in Eugene Oregon, and some days they offer me nothing but 2-3 dollar orders. not per mile, total (tip included). Those days I usually make about 20-40 bucks in 10 hours, but then ill see other uber eats drivers at a pick that have worse stats then mine and they'll say they've been getting 30-40 dollar offers. Uber sucks
Would love to hear how your taxes work- genuinely curious-as a fellow Uber eats driver I'm struggling a bit cuz I'm poor at managing my finances. Trying to have humility cuz I'm in search of advice
Hi it’s a 1099-K form you can get from uber to see all the fees and taxes that uber takes (deduct those in Schedule C). You can also deduct mileage used during business practices (~$.65 a mile) as well as the portion of your smartphone bill you use while on the job. Highway fees, stuff like that can all be deducted. You can deduct things like water bottles for customers, first aid kits, tire gauges, floor mats; pretty much anything that is essential for the ridesharing portion of your vehicle. Also deductions do not mean “oh I spent $40 on floor mats that means I’ll get my $40 back in my refund” you’ll just have to pay less when the tax day comes (granted by $40) You want to keep a mileage log, plenty of good apps, and save receipts for anything else you spend on the business.
Ain't no way lol I was over there last year for 3 months uber eats is dead in CS you get like a decent order every hour. I was there for Thanksgiving weekend and only got a few orders on UberEATS 🤣
Damn, in 7 hours? That's pretty good. I'm in Charlotte. I do door dash. My account with uber was messed up for some reason. I couldn't get deliveries so i made a new one. Waiting for the background to drop. Hope i get uber eats deliveries now. I have to work like 10 hours or more to make 230 or so.
And are in public in a city in America that might have lots of violence. Also delivering to entitled customers who can lie about not getting their food and have you fired.
How would you go about researching a good area for dashing. The city in which I reside is only average pay on a good day. Should I look into cities near me with a higher population, median income? Any advice would be appreciated!
More population almost always means more money and in my area, the places that have high income are REALLY high income and they tip really well so if you can deliver in those areas it should help
When you say "Uber Eats", do you mean using the regular Uber App and just ONLY keeping 'Deliveries' on in the multiple preferences (eg. Connect, UberX, Uber Pet, Shop n Pay) ?
I also live in Portland Oregon, This was my 1st week doing Uber eats doing Uber eats I made 1048$. Thank you so much for your videos they honestly help out a lot, I am trying to copy your strategy. What is your hit spots if you don't mind me asking in Portland I'm having trouble finding in the best parts for making great money.
What if you multiapp? Can it be more doable the to reach $200 a day? I’m trying to figure out some things in Texas, I live in the south end of the state.
I do Uber in a small town and no this isn’t true. Been getting orders for 2-10 dollars for 15-30 min of my time. Off the rip, that’s less than min wage and that’s before even factoring taxes you’ll owe on the money you’ve earned. Not many people make it like this you’re getting lucky
This is very real. I do this everyday. I have no life though.
What orders do you accept? Like amount of $/ mile
Yeah but you feel better working hard doing your thing as opposed to having a boss. I've always said this side hustle can be life changing especially now with stock market hitting 52week lows. Putting in 12hour days or more and going hard for the next 6-8months could set you up for life if you pick the right investments
@@HoodTrendz how does one invest?
@@HoodTrendzUber and DoorDash are not investments. They are predatory gigs that prey on the desperate and the dumb. I know. I did them for a year. Smart people don't invest in things that daily devalue their assets and cash, and never increase in personal value. Learning jujitsu is an investment. Working out and eating right is an investment. Beating up your car, spending a huge chunk of your budget on gas and paying double or even triple for insurance while never getting a raise is not an investment. It's a liability.
Hey don't ever say u don't have a life because if you do this everyday then your doing something for your life your not being lazy
I do this on the weekends with my wife and kids. Get to see areas i never go to and get paid 400 a weekend
Its nice and freedom is amazing.❤
Great idea
So how do you pull it off. Do they do deliveries with you? Or do they go do activities while you dash etc.
Beautiful family
My respects! You’re a bad ass..No way I could do Uber eats for 12 hrs. I do the lunch and dinner rush which come out to like 5 hrs and I’m done… $100 and I’m good 😂
How many dollars you earn in per hour??
I do it 12 hrs if i keep getting good deliveries. Idk that might be better. Some days, I put a lot of miles on the car.
@AnukaPuka my area is a million people. I get about 20-25 an hour.
Where?
It’s worth it. It load miles up on the car but it’s a car to be driven. They make more
The miles are a tax write-off too. About 65 cents per mile.
It’s easy for the first month or two. When you’re 6 months in doing it everyday they start to cap you with longer wait times, longer drives, lower paying orders, etc.. that goes for every gig app. Then again they were never meant to be a long term employment option so it is what it is.
Yea u can get burned out for sure it might be exciting fun and learning curve but some areas food takes time lines r long the area matters . I’d be burnt out
Speak for your area
They definitely cap your earning potential.
They'll send you several $2,3,4 dollar trips that are more than 5 miles.
This is Ludacris.
I've done several 12 hour shifts and never seen more than $140 during a 12 hour shift.
These driving apps will throttle your trip pay so you'll only average about $10.00 per hour and that's less than minimum wage.
NOT TO MENTION THE COST OF GAS AND WEAR AND TEAR ON YOUR VEHICLE 😂
Did you mean you share the same name as the rapper LUDACRIS or did you mean THIS IS LUDICROUS! 😂
In any case, I mostly agree with you; we must be in very similar markets…l usually average more like 12 though. I could NEVER do 12 hours though. Never. Bless your tough little heart, bless this guys’ heart, (in the vid) I just couldn’t do it. I usually do 3-5. One time I did 7 and a half almost 8, (for all intents and purposes ). Never again! I just can’t see a scenario in which I do 12 hours straight. If am not making money after a certain amount of time , there’s no way I’d have the drive to hang on for 12. And if am making bank, then well, I’d be happy and log off at some point (that is not 12 hrs later for sure).
The kind of mindset I have to put myself into for the 5 hours is that for the books, so there is most definitely no way I could manage 12. The patience you guyz have is so crazy to me. I have to await the next day to mentally re-energize and start with the craziness again lol. It ain’t no way. Much respect to you guyz, I take my hats off to you guyz, and I really mean it!
It works best when all the restaurants have accessible parking nearby.
Where I live, finding free legal nearby parking to do pickups (food) is a challenge.
$230. Do 3 more trips to cover the gas. I’m making this daily only like 4 times a week and only work like 6 hours a day. I’m in between jobs so this is perfect if you are in between or as a side income but not for ever. You don’t want to destroy your car.
6 hours and u make 230 $ ? this is not true
Get a 3,500 dollar car boom
@@hardgladiator8378last year it might have been but this year nobody's making $200 a day. they're forcing us to do food stamp deliveries now or you don't get good deliveries.. Uber eats has turned into a total joke
@@justin2997 beg to differ I just made over $300 a couple days ago and average over $200 a day 1700-2100 a week. All depends on your market and how much you hustle.
@@justin2997😂it’s all shop and pay orders almost it will destroy your acceptance rating, I’m about to opt out.
I make $200 a day doing DoorDash I work no more than 8 hours a day, ever.
good for you
Another factor is how fast the restaurant has the order ready. In some areas it’s quicker. The longer you have to wait the less jobs you can do. Lunch time is a bust dinner time is great from 5:30-9. But you won’t get more then 10-12 deliveries because most restaurants at least in my area take forever and hardly have the food ready when you arrive so u have to wait 5-10 min every single time sadly
Have you gotten the latest Uber eats bot ? You can make roughly $ 2500 weekly..
Depending on your car, you gotta cycle out 40 bucks a day for gas.
And that's a tax write off at the end of the year so you get that back......
@@Me-myself-not-I How is that a tax right off? I’m new to figuring out taxes so please explain 😂🙈
@@jeycholz you’re working as a contractor. Meaning any expenses require for you to work can be write off
I do $40 in gas a day but make over $250 on those days. So basically a $20hr job to just drive around and listen to music.
@@WoodGrinds thats exactly what i was thinking your still gonna make more than just dropping $40 on gas and u can vibe out to music in the whip delivering food im about to turn 19 and thinking of taking that route fr
Depends on where you live... Orlando, not so much this is why i just suck it up and do rides
I’m going to start driving doordash and Uber eats this coming week to supplement my income (so part time, I do have a full time job) I’m lucky to live in a booming area so that I can do this. It really IS all about location when it comes to considering this as a viable option for work.
It definitely is and doing it as supplemental income is usually what I suggest to do. It's not great full time but it's a damn good side hustle
Location is key I just left my full-time warehouse job to do DoorDash full time so I could have the flexibility of being off whenever I want to see my daughter and go to school and I've started to make a thousand a week which is damn near twice as much as I was making in a warehouse
@@DDDasher thats awesome. I need to get a phone with data so I can do this. I have 3 son's, one is disabled so I see doing gig app work the only way Im going to make it
@@DDDasher 🔥🔥💯💯
Can i use more than one car on the app?
I was considering trying Uber Eats for a part-time job because my current part-time is slow but good money when it's busy. I live near the capital of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg.
You’re doing a great job with the shorts.
The beginning and end edit is so nice and realistic😢❤😂
I have mad respect for you and any other person who can handle this type of job. I couldn't do this because I'm too worried about smelling my car with so many food varieties. I would lose my mind if something spilled inside my car, and I would absolutely HATE dealing with an inpatient customer. Hats off for all of you who do this service. 👏
You don’t deal with the customer 99% of the time. You just set the bag in their porch and take a quick picture. To each his own, I have problems dealing with people too and hate it lol.
Sounds like OCD.
Definitely got some type of ocd or anxiety. But the food smells up the car but pretty easy to ignore. Roll the window down or put in trunk. Also they give you bags to put it to keep them warm but most importantly to keep the smell in the bag. Also if you spill something it will be in the bag not your car
minus gas, wear and tear on your car. taxes? minus all that and see what it comes out to.
Facts!!!!!
A profit of like $800 at the end of the week.
You pay taxes sure, but you also claim all your tax deductions and benefits, it helps reduce the sting of your expenses.
The most deliveries ever did in one day was seventeen, and it pretty much wore me out... but I'm nearly sixty so that's probably a big reason why. It would be very hard for me to sustain 17 deliveries a day for more than 5 days. I think my average is somewhere between 8 and 12.
Sixty is the new forty, you're young.
@@BattleForTheHotel not young enough to sustain 17 deliveries a day
Yea don’t overwork yourself
If I do 250$ a day for 30 days straight that’s 7500$ a month x 2 months that’s 15000$ that’s my goal. This week I made 720$ but missed 2 days so I could of easily made over 1000$
Could have or could've never could of
That's because you guys receive reasonable requests, but we or I don't
Gotta count out those taxes Bro or you will be f’d around April.
It is achievable. I’ve been doing $200+ a day, usually 8-9 hrs a day. I do the dinner shift mainly and a little bit during the day. I think that’s key. Also the days your market is busy. I usually don’t work Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
I live in houston the most i made a day is 100 in 12 hrs i dnt see how ppl make 200
Is Monday about the same as Wednesday as far as earnings?
@@chrisguzman-cf7zplast year you were able to do it.. this year hitting $200 is virtually impossible. I live on the Las Vegas strip too. we were making a thousand a week and now we can't make $300. I just applied for a new job.
@justin2997 so what happened? Are people not ordering? OR too many drivers? Or what do you think is causing the change?
@@wordswritteninred7171 They have us doing food stamp deliveries now for Walmart. McDonald's offers free delivery. which means drivers don't get paid. Uber teamed up with corporations like McDonald's Walmart Starbucks. Now they screw over the drivers.. they want us to be slaves and smile.. I see a war happening very soon, rich vs poor. Politicians can't even show their faces.. everyone is broke.. I had five different people try to break into my apartment this month.. Joe Biden is turning America into a war zone..
Most I did in a day was like 23 and make around 300
I love how he goes right back to the couch! 😂 looks so easy
NOBODY orders where I live and bad tippers. I need to live in a more rich and efficient city 😭
or just get a career
Go to the next town over
I usually have to do 30+ trips to make $200. Nearly all of my offers available are $3-9 range. (Granted most are within 3km)
Uber is great if you do it part-time and at times when there is very high demand and surge/promotions. If you do it FT your value/hr drops drastically + you get burnt out. My humble advice to whoever is planning to get into this: find a normal FT job that is less physically demanding and do UBER when above criteria are met.
$1,400... 7 days.
Have you gotten the latest Uber eats bot ? You can make roughly $ 2500 weekly
Yeah on the west coast they get paid I was visiting Seattle for a week made like $178 for 3 days straight
Yeah the best I've seen is people who work in the bay area. They pull $300/day doing pretty much the same thing as I do here
@@owenlindstrom but then you pay out your nose for the price of living... So $300 sounds like a lot, but it's not. I'm from the Bay.
I’ve made $500/day on Uber taxi in Lake Tahoe summer time
Sadly y'all are making 200 I'm barley getting delivery request and if I do it's one min pay 2.80 on my bike I might give up...
Mcdo employee treats u like shit
I'm in Phoenix AZ now. I just moved from Tucson. It's slow in Tucson and I had no idea how much money you could make in 6 hours residing in Phoenix. I make 250 to 300 a day working 6 to 8 hours. I Quit my day job. My boss just hired me and was furious. 😂
Which app do you use because GrubHub is kinda slow?
Is the PHX market still doing well?
how😳😳 i make 100 in 7-8 hours
@dabert9589 Don't take low paying orders dude. If they can't tip fuck em. They can pick the shit up themselves. Don't let people take advantage of you.
First time i see a video on a sunny day in oregone
Ur not adding in the gas prices for these deliveries. So subtract the gas money from this 200 a day. This could easily bring your ur total at the end of the day to 150. Its still like having a 9-5. Also dont forget about uncle sam during tax season. Thanks
Thank you.for this.. I just did a 12 hour shift. And made 80 dollars. And I have a rangerover it takes 60 bucks to fill it up.. I took 20 bucks out my pocket along with my quicktrip fuel points/cause UBER doesn't give us any ...to give me a half a tank of gas... and after my 12 hours I still went home on E.. so that would have been 40 bucks made on a 12 shift..plus all the wear and tear on my tires ..and car running daily across town..... and if people don't tip...we don't eat!!!!... Uber robs us and they know it.. and being self employed after a. Certain limits you WILL PAY OUT
IRS, where are you??? 👀 @@Big_Bruv_Innit
who tf drives 50$ worth of gas a day 😂 i get high 30’s in my camry max 10$ every 2 days. if i do an amazon flex route then it’s $20 a day
@@Big_Bruv_Innit IRS is looking for you everywhere.
Uber recently stopped giving refunds for purchased items not received. This will affect tips for drivers.
Man I worked 8.5 hrs and made $85 on a Friday! It was super slow! I was pissed 😂
Cmon😂 8 hrs and only $85. I make $100 everyday in less than 5 hrs
Me too 7 hours $55
Not possible in Houston, tx
Preach brother. I just made $64 on a Friday night in Atascocita from 730 pm to 4am. 🗑️ Trash
@@darthphaser2991that's why you gotta do it earlier than that. I start at 6 am go til 10am wait til noon go til 3 then from 5pm til I'm unable to do so
This is how i made $30 in 18 hours w uber eats
😂😂right
Nice an actually well done loop. Bravo 👏
2021-2022 were the BEST years for door dashing . I would work 5-6 days a week and earn about $600-700 literally miss those days especially during sunsets listening to music . These days I wait about 30 mins before they give me a $5 to go 15 miles 😂
This doesn’t work if it’s super slow in your area, then you have to waste gas driving to a more busy area. In the end, you’re just splitting even with the cost of gas.
It's great if you are a Student cause you can Just listen to your lectures while you Drive and study in your down time
$200/ 12 is like $16.75 per hour. Then subtract gas and that's like $12-13/hr. Then subtract car rental costs if you're renting a car, and you'll be lucky to get $8.50 per hour. If you aren't renting a car, you're still taking about that much damage in wear and tear on the car.
I think there is too much uber eats content that overcomplicates things. I like that you just give the milk toast advice that work and dont require much effort.
I live in a town of around 200K; I’m lucky to make $100/day. Working 12 hours is easy; although I usually don’t work more than 9.
Don't forget to deduct $20-$25 a day and buying snacks/drinks. I do bring food and a lot of drinks with me. But I still spend about $10-$15 on food. So subtract $30-$40 a day.
I do ue/dd 7 days a week and about 10 hours a day. I make about $200 a day.
Not everyone can do this and as you stated in your first example, it depends where you live.
Not as easy as it looks. Think about driving 8+ hours every day. Not everyone can do that. When I took a road trip, 4-5 hours driving every day is already the limit.
I did 7.5 hours and you get dizzy 😵
Struggling with this full time right now. Great income until you no longer enjoy the stop and go traffic, stoplights, other cars all day long.
@@kirstinhood1251real shit!!!
be grateful. ppl wish they could be in that position
The more regular customers you get the bigger tips you will get!!
In the Netherlands you get €5 per order. If you work 12 hours straight, you make €100 max
Yikes 😳
I made $360 yesterday with uber eats ...best paying delivery job is the shop and pays.
I’m clocked out at 11 orders 🥴 idk how you do 19 a day
Fr bro he pushing it but it’s honestly motivating to know what’s achievable now
@@akidunknxwn9566 true!!
Have coffee after 4 hours, you will drive for another 4 hours
Lazy
@@automotivetv9861 I will be in the restroom 🚽 😂
I easily make $250 a day as a side gig when I don’t have planned construction work. Factor in about 10hrs in the car about 8hrs of actually driving, around $40 in gas. Not a bad instant wage for easy “work”
My dad does every day 150 to 500
I have a question for when I am in the big city. Am I supposed to jump zones and take long orders?
Remind me when your car get 200k miles. It will break!!
Uber eat is just pizza delivery job but for every business. It has always average $25 an hour.
Long ago .. its less now.. I heard it use to be really nice when they 1st started ....but that's all companies
How much of the 200 is fuel and food breakfast lunch earting out or cooking
This is the video I was hoping to see from you, the amount I could do is probably half because Portland is so much larger than my area
The peak times are also a variable
I’m from Portland!!! 🙌🏽 whoop!!
whoop!!!
7 hours is pretty good. I need to work about 10-12 hours total (not just dash time) just to get $150-$170. Your market is everything.
Can you add how many miles you put on your car in a week too?
im in denver spent 7 hours n got 85 bucks.. had to get gas twice
Now.. thus is a realistic Uber day😂
I quit doing UE over a year ago and gave it a try one day last summer. It offered me $4 to go 20 miles one way. Nope. Lasted 30 minutes and gave up and haven't done it since.
I guess nobody ever lies on him to get a free meal.
$200 a day minus taxes, gas and vehicle depreciation makes it more like $120-150 If your lucky. Also sitting in that damn traffic is terrible. Not bad for a side hustle. But with the price of cars and repairs. Is it really worth it?
Have you gotten the latest Uber eats bot ? You can make roughly $ 2500 weekly
Not in south Florida. 😂
1 flex route at 330 am. $89-100. take deliveries going back home then work till 9. get home when market opens, put options in, breakfast. costco instacart at 10 for drop. drive back home and take orders on the way. by now easily over $200. if you’re lucky get a 2nd flex block at 5 for $84+ for 3.5hrs at 5.
My market, I usually have to drive 4-5 hours to get to $100 but I’ve done 12 hour shifts, and sometimes, it takes all 12 hours to get to $200. So it’s doable, but like you said, depends on the market as well.
I am moving to Portland Oregon I’ll be online there 16 hours a day everyday you should see a decrease in earning shortly
Hey thank u I appreciate this video
I have had 200 dollars days, but I haven't been able to do that every day. My area is smaller than Portland, but we still have about a million people. The main downside to delivering is all the miles on my car.
Make sure you put away for maintenance. Oil change, tires, etc.
I do uber eats in Eugene Oregon, and some days they offer me nothing but 2-3 dollar orders. not per mile, total (tip included).
Those days I usually make about 20-40 bucks in 10 hours, but then ill see other uber eats drivers at a pick that have worse stats then mine and they'll say they've been getting 30-40 dollar offers.
Uber sucks
Would love to hear how your taxes work- genuinely curious-as a fellow Uber eats driver I'm struggling a bit cuz I'm poor at managing my finances. Trying to have humility cuz I'm in search of advice
Hi it’s a 1099-K form you can get from uber to see all the fees and taxes that uber takes (deduct those in Schedule C). You can also deduct mileage used during business practices (~$.65 a mile) as well as the portion of your smartphone bill you use while on the job. Highway fees, stuff like that can all be deducted. You can deduct things like water bottles for customers, first aid kits, tire gauges, floor mats; pretty much anything that is essential for the ridesharing portion of your vehicle.
Also deductions do not mean “oh I spent $40 on floor mats that means I’ll get my $40 back in my refund” you’ll just have to pay less when the tax day comes (granted by $40)
You want to keep a mileage log, plenty of good apps, and save receipts for anything else you spend on the business.
How much do you spend on gas on days like these? How many miles did you add to your car today?
So basically just work 😂
Most I’ve made with Uber Eats in College Station TX is $260 in 10 hours
Ain't no way lol I was over there last year for 3 months uber eats is dead in CS you get like a decent order every hour. I was there for Thanksgiving weekend and only got a few orders on UberEATS 🤣
Nice, did you factor in your taxes?
Damn, in 7 hours? That's pretty good. I'm in Charlotte. I do door dash. My account with uber was messed up for some reason. I couldn't get deliveries so i made a new one. Waiting for the background to drop. Hope i get uber eats deliveries now. I have to work like 10 hours or more to make 230 or so.
Minimum wage after your expenses in Portland
It’s the waiting that kills me
Have you had any really bad experiences? I've had some that were very anxiety provoking which makes it hard to endure more than a few hours
That's crazy all you do is pick up food and deliver
And are in public in a city in America that might have lots of violence. Also delivering to entitled customers who can lie about not getting their food and have you fired.
Just stay inside it’s a cruel world outside you can’t be crippled from anxiety. Nobody cares
How would you go about researching a good area for dashing. The city in which I reside is only average pay on a good day. Should I look into cities near me with a higher population, median income? Any advice would be appreciated!
More population almost always means more money and in my area, the places that have high income are REALLY high income and they tip really well so if you can deliver in those areas it should help
When you say "Uber Eats", do you mean using the regular Uber App and just ONLY keeping 'Deliveries' on in the multiple preferences (eg. Connect, UberX, Uber Pet, Shop n Pay) ?
word if advice just make sure you but money to the side for taxes. I know from previous experience 😭😭
I live in NewJersey and do Uber Eats and insta cart good money 💴
I also live in Portland Oregon, This was my 1st week doing Uber eats doing Uber eats I made 1048$. Thank you so much for your videos they honestly help out a lot, I am trying to copy your strategy. What is your hit spots if you don't mind me asking in Portland I'm having trouble finding in the best parts for making great money.
Can get a beater car specifically for this, a car you don't care about too much & work it like a horse.
I'm in Portland and in the downtown area I only made 170 Saturday. give me some tips please
Hi, do you put aside money to pay for any taxes?
19 orders is all day, I do this on my bike and I do like 10 in 5-6 hours if I did two shifts I would be around 15 this is too much
Why don't you say how much gas you use?
How much did you spend on gas
What if you multiapp? Can it be more doable the to reach $200 a day? I’m trying to figure out some things in Texas, I live in the south end of the state.
Nice edit
do you take every order?? in those 12 hours?
Do you use a accounting app? And if do which one?
I do Uber in a small town and no this isn’t true. Been getting orders for 2-10 dollars for 15-30 min of my time. Off the rip, that’s less than min wage and that’s before even factoring taxes you’ll owe on the money you’ve earned.
Not many people make it like this you’re getting lucky
All my orders are 2 to 6 bucks.. Uber gives them cheap rates to use the app. Then we suffer .!
@@ReltsuhitalyKanevlogs Uber is dead ☠️
If you do this, you to take in account the costs using your vehicle.
I done uber eat only pay 16 hours or less its sucks because all state is different pay