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My WEEKLY EARNINGS on Uber Eats! How much can you REALLY make?
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- Опубліковано 20 гру 2020
- Wondering how much money you can make on Uber Eats? In this video I reveal my weekly earnings that I receive on Uber Eats! Using my weekly earnings I can also tell you roughly how much I am making per hour on Uber Eats!
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What about deducting fuel and vehicle costs
Depends if your using a moped it’s fine as a moped can do 80-100 miles per gallon but if your using a car probably not worth
Waiting for dbs then i will start doing it aswell…thanks allot mate for info…subscribed as i found it really helpful…i am doing Amazon flex aswell where i get like 45/day…thanks once again pal
I have an Amazon Flex account too but I prefer food delivery as I can login whenever I like! Also I don't like not knowing where I'm going to be delivering because if it's in a city centre area then it may be hard to park but maybe that isn't a problem!
@@GigHustle true mate…i am tryng to set myself targets every week towards how much i want to make roughly…lemme say 700…doing Amazon flex 3,4 times/week then topping it up with food delivery until i hit my target..it’s challenging but it works for me..thanks for your reply…take care and stay safe
Last week i worked my first time for uber ests with my bike and i maked £50 in 11 hours online. And then i maked my food insurance and i workend with my car and i maked £120 in 8 hours 🤗
Awesome! Good stuff my friend 👊🏽 It's always good to experiment to see what works!
Whch company did you use for car insurance? My insurance company did not allow me to make another insurance for food.
@@compuhad I've heard ZEGO are good! Although I don't need insurance on my bike so I don't have experience with this.
@@GigHustle do u mean moterbike or bicycle for the insurance
@@emmanuelgeorge4112 I don't need insurance for my bicycle 👍🏽
I have watch much of urs videos, really good and helpful tooo.
Keep on doing more 👍
Thank you so much Yukesh :) Don't worry more videos coming to you soon!
How much can you make working in a town, I live in Newquay Cornwall and especially in the summer months it gets busy but I hope it’s busy enough to be earn a substantial amount, what are your thoughts?
That’s why America is best. I work over the weekends roughly around twelve to fourteen hours and make $28 an hour (£26.16)
Would love to deliver in the US haha
U.S pay a lot better than uk
@@Fd20y Absolutely True
How many hours do you do a week across all 3 apps, can you realistically work a 40 hour ,minimum wage week using all 3 apps. Or should this be seen as an extra on top of another job? In other words if I’m using all 3 apps and I have the time could I do as many hours as I want, 5/6 days a week? In a car too? I know you kind of answered that but just if you could elaborate please
I do about 15-20 hours per week in total. However I'm so busy with my UA-cam channel that if I didn't have the channel I would be out much more. I think this work is best as a side hustle but it's very possible to earn good money doing this full week but it depends on your apps, location and vehicle.
If it helps I would be doing this full time if I didn't have my channel 👊🏽
@@GigHustle cool thanks for the info. Just bought a car and am currently unemployed so I want to try and build up to maybe 55 hours a week across the 3 apps if possible 👍
@@kJ922-h3j yes this is a great option for people who are out of work. I do recommend it as a side hustle if you have another job because there are no guarantees with this work and you can't scale your income uneless you work more hours 👍🏽
@@GigHustle yeah, I will definitely look for something more permanent while I’m doing it. Cheers mate
@@GigHustle hi,please show us your car and your van,and if you could please do a tour of your house,thanks
When delivering for Uber, Deliveroo and Just Eat what is the commission rate that you get charged per order you take for using their app? is that charge then deducted from your total weekly payment? Or is it deducted prior to your subtotal that you would get paid for each order you have just delivered?
Good question. Uber takes their service charge directly from the order before showing you how much you got paid for that order. With the other apps I don't think they show you how much they are taking, with Deliveroo and Stuart you know how much you are getting paid for each order so they take their cut before they show you the fare 👍🏽
What food delivery backpacks do you recommend? P.s love the content!
If you can get activated on Stuart, their backpack is fantastic! I would say it's the best compared to Uber and Deliveroo's backpacks. You pay off the Stuart backpack as you do deliveries so there is no upfront cost, Deliveroo gives you free kit when you get activated but everyone is wearing it and I'm not sure about the quality (haven't tested it). Uber's backpack is very expensive so I don't usually recommend that! You can always buy a decent backpack from Amazon it's cheaper there too! Or you could check out Packir.com :)
Big fan of your videos. Love from Pakistan 👍
How do just eat determine pay per delivery? based on customer order amount? number of miles? time of day? some jobs are £4 per delivery others are £12.50?
Hi bro,
I just passed my Driving license and wondering if I can do Deliveroo as part time, can you please suggest me which is the cheapest insurance i can have where i can drive the car for my work and food delivery as well.
Thanks so much for your great videos and advice. Hope that you sty healthy and your folks recover quickly.
Few questions if you don’t mind...
Firstly, have you found a company that will insure you for any accidents that may happen while working on a bicycle?
Secondly, how many delivery apps is it reasonable/wise to have running simultaneously (suppose it depends on the business of the day/time) as I wouldn’t want to get I to trouble with.not being reliable but at the same time want to stay as busy/earn as much as possible when working?
On the back of this question - are any companies not happy with multiapping and can a Stuart bag and Just Eat jacket be used to deliver to any or is there a need to by and wear Deliveroo.and Uber jackets if swooping to deliver to them.
Last question- I tried booking slots for MG Stuart work in London for next week and it seemed like they were either all gone or disappeared in a minute or two when they went live and so my question is will I get enough income if I just turn up in a zone (can I just be online at home if nothing in a zone) without a booked slot?
Sorry about all that but these are some of the questions I have ans understand if you can’t answer them all.
Hi Sean you're welcome mate :) I haven't looked into insurance too much, it would be a good idea! Especially with all this snow/ice that we are experiencing here. I would check out Kover.ai I think it could be of help to you 👍🏽
I turn on all of my apps and then once I've collected an order I will turn off the other apps. You don't want to be picking up multiple orders from different apps, it will get you into trouble! Once you've delivered that order you can turn on the other apps. You should be plenty busy with 3 apps 👍🏽
Uber and Deliveroo don't care about you wearing other companies branded equipment. Stuart does however. I just wear Stuart's gear for all of my deliveries to be safe. I'm not sure about Just Eat. The best solution would be to wear unbranded clothing and equipment. I'm thinking of designing my own thermal backpacks and bags because this would solve the problem as I'm not a competitor in their industry.
Stuart's slots get taken very quickly. You have to sign up for them as soon as they are released. I can imagine in London it's pretty hard to get these slots. However slots aren't the best in my opinion it's £7.50 for bikes which is less the minimum wage. However it's guaranteed that is why people like them. If you have access to Uber and Deliveroo then it's better to not be signed up to slots because you have more freedom and you can actually earn more. On your point about being at home and waiting for an order, if you are in a zone then go for it. The closer you are to the restaurant the more likely you will get that order 👍🏽
Hope this helps :)
@@GigHustle really helpful and so appreciative of your taking time to get back to me. Looking forward to getting into it once I get all my gear together.
@@seanygoochie2 you're very welcome my friend :)
Nice video keep it up I love your video is good quality keep it up and don't give up
Cheers bro! I want to keep learning and improving :)
Hi
Total earning you're showing is after the tax and all other deductions?
What is tax returns and can i know will there be any tax on this income?
If tax is deducted, can we get it back like tax returns?
45/3 hours on AMAZON..and was thinking to top it with Uber till 10 hours/day
Hi, great video. I wanted to know if it is possible or shall I say allowed to run multiple apps at the same time. As you know when it is quite and orders are slow it is wise to your time efficiently? Thank your reply
Hi Dan! I would recommend watching this video ua-cam.com/video/tqFEFBbo0g8/v-deo.html
So you just turn on the app & wait for jobs to come thorough the hours you wanna work? So if I was to use a car the petrol, insurance cost etc has too be deducted off the figures you mentioned right?
Yes exactly that! In a car you'll need vehicle insurance, food delivery insurance and fuel. You also need to pay tax on your earnings as you are self-employed. You will make more money than what I'm showing though because car accounts get higher fares.
@@GigHustle thank you for your reply!!
Love your channel. I want to start delivering on Uber eats but for some reason, it’s not allowing me to deliver in my town like how you deliver in your’s. Apart from my town where I live, it’s allowing me to deliver in all the other towns near me. Please help me out on this. Many thanks 😊
Thank you Momina :) Not all areas of the country have Uber Eats but they are expanding very quickly into many towns around the UK! If there is a blue outline around your town with a boost then that will indicate if they are operating in your town. You can also look on the Uber Eats app and put in your location to see if they are delivering in your area! Hope this helps!
Oh and they also just started operating in my town back in September I think!
Love the vids keep it up !😄
Cheers mate! More coming your way 👊🏽
Could you do a video on insurance and earning and then break it down ? Thank you
You don't need to pay insurance when delivering on a bike so I don't have to worry about this!
@@GigHustle I wanted to know the cost n insurance on a car and the difference on car Vs a bike ...
Very captivating content there, keep it up bro! 😁
Thank you so much!! I'm planning to go even harder next year haha 👊🏽
@@GigHustle 👊👊
Hey, when I went to pick up delivery the restaurant said the customer had increased the time by 1hour, but then customer was messaging me ther post code suddenly the app said the restaurant has replied to( pick up from restaurant ) wtf was going on ?
No idea! That is weird...increased the time by 1 hour? What does that mean?
Serious question. I'm in need off money for the new year's unfortunately car broke down etc and skint after repairs. Is Uber eats daily pay or weekly or monthly in the uk
Do you work in the city or on the outskirts? What do you do about parking?
Mostly in the city now...my local town isn't very good anymore unless it's Friday or Saturday! Too many taxi drivers who are now delivering food and plenty of new drivers too. I work on an electric bike so I don't have to worry about parking especially in the city! I wouldn't do this job in a car because of parking!
@@GigHustle thank you for the reply, it's given me a bit to think about before I jump into it ☺️
hey dude nice video! I’ve been thinking about doing Uber eats just wondering how it works with insurance, do you need a special type ? also is that your earnings after money deducted from Uber? thanks j
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Great video mate! Very legit.. what e bike would you suggest for delivery? I am looking for foldable e bikes
Cheers bro 👊🏽 Why are you looking for folding electric bikes? I would usually recommend a full sized mountain bike, the thicker tires handle the bumps/kerbs on the road a bit more. I would recommend spending about £1200-£1800 because you will buy quality that will last you longer and will give you less headaches. Cheaper bikes start developing all sorts of mechanical and electrical problems. Most people advertise a 30-50 mile range on one battery which is standard. You can purchase a second battery to do more deliveries. If you have any further questions please feel free to ask mate :)
I wonder if anyone who does van life though of using Uber eat to get money when on the road
Mr Shark did this for a while! He didn't make any videos on it though. You can travel with this work as you can do deliveries anywhere in England and possibly even Scotland!
Thank you for the video, to sign up do you need to go to a Uber hub, or can it be done at home?
Just a observation
Don't you think you need to talk about how much petrol you consumed
That bring your earning down by at least 3 to 4 pounds not even yet considering wear and tears of your car insurance etc.
Great you share this but can you please talk about outgoings side as well. Thanks
100% right bro you can do this full time and earn more then most jobs out there !!
Do you know if it is allowed to do deliveries on a electric scooter? I have a car but think parking would make the job awkward in London
Parking is definitely awkward for car users so that's why I will probably never deliver in a car! I think you can use an electric scooter but I don't know if it's classed as an electric bike or moped. I would contact the company you want to apply for to find out if you can use an electric scooter 👍🏽
@@GigHustle ok brilliant Thanks fella 👍
How much is it going to affect your earnings if lockdowns are lifted completely cuz I assume you wouldn't be much busy then as you are now?
Deliveries have gotten even busier since the easing! People are making money and less people are delivering. So things are only getting better :)
In your honest opinion, what vehicle is the best to use for Uber eats / Deliveroo or even general delivery. Is a car the best or bicycle ?
Car is the worst because you have to find parking and pay for fuel and insurance which will slow you down and reduce your overall earnings. However with car you can cover bigger distances so you will get more orders. Mopeds get the same amount of orders as cars without the need to look for parking and they are good for cities with alot of traffic like London. Bicycles cant cover as big of a distances than cars or mopeds so they get less orders but they do not have any fuel costs or insurance and is healthy for you and the enviroment. Overall I prefer bike because you get fit and get money but mopeds will get you more money and cars I dont really recommend unless you live in a small city where houses are far from restaurants.
@@osprey5611 makes sense. I live in London & I’m looking to get a car but surely there’s ways to make big money with a car right? Sure, Uber eats / Deliveroo your better off with a bike or moped due to their accessible nature but what use can I make of a car that can make me a lot of money living in London?
@@justaguy6241 you can also be an uber driver along with uber eats
It depends on what you want haha. Money? I think motorbikes get paid the most from what I hear! Cars and electric bikes probably earn similar amounts.
In my honest opinion I don't think I would ever deliver in a car, I would find it so stressful to park and I hate getting stuck in traffic. It's so nice to park outside the restaurant on my electric bike or even inside the restaurant! I also love getting exercise and riding my bike is more fun and so time passes very fast! I would consider delivering on a moped in the future because it's easier to park then a car and it's faster! Would be pretty fun too! Not to mention that most of the apps prioritise motorbikes.
Hope this helps!
Exactly! Well said! From what I've experienced mopeds get priority on most of the apps. I think Uber doesn't prioritise any vehicle unless it's a short drop off they will likely give it to a bike, if it's a long one they will give it to a moped/car! I think electric bikes earn similar amounts to cars but cars can deliver for longer periods of time because they aren't using human energy as much haha
Using which vehicle is better to do Uber Eat? private car or motorcycle?
What ever is cheaper on fuel I guess
Hi mate, what are the most unsatisfied aspects of your whole experiences as rider/driver for these food delivery platforms? thanks a lot.
1) Waiting times
2) Rude staff
3) Drink spillages
4) Communication with rider support
5) Other drivers on the road..
@@GigHustle thanks...
@@GigHustle hey Jay... if anything you wish the Deliveroo or other platform management team change? What are those?
Why is the earnings different from the balance ? I don’t know which one to go by?
Do you pay tax on tips ? And do you personally save 20 percent of all earnings including tips to pay your tax at the end of the tax year , is there a way to pay tax at source so you don’t have to save the 20 percent
Yes...most of your tips will come through the app and so it will be added to your payment for that order and so it's classed as income. Also you are supposed to pay tax on cash tips but most people don't. In the end you are supposed to declare any income that you are receiving. I don't personally save 20% of my income to cover my tax bill because I'm not earning that much and don't forget each year you get a £12,500 allowance so most people in this gig work don't have to pay that much tax back. I just filed my tax return and I found it very useful to use a tax app that helps you with this process and gives you lots of valuable information. I'm working with one company right now and we are planning to introduce this app to my viewers at a reduced cost :)
@@GigHustle 👍
Interesting vid. Tough to make money though surely when you have to deduct the cost of the car/petrol/maintenance from your earnings?
Brilliant content mate
Hi Jay do we need business bank account to receive payment from Uber eats or personal bank account should be fine
I don’t have a business bank account! I receive all of my payments to my personal bank account
@@GigHustle Many Thanks 🙏
Thanks for the brilliant video I'm about to start uber eats soon just as abit of money on the side, I tried to apply with Stuart but they are impossible to contact.
No worries mate This is a great side hustle! Yes don’t worry it’s very normal! It’s quite hard to contact any of the companies as they don’t have direct phone lines for riders/drivers. Stuart is hard to get on because they don’t hire as many people because they don’t have as many orders. I would keep an eye on Just Eat. Looks like they are on the rise!
@@GigHustle thanks very much for the reply, and I will take your. Advice onn just eat. And thanks for the honest and informative videos, will be waiting. For the next one. Stay safe man and respect.
Can you use one insurance cover for more than one delivery platform?
If you are talking about food delivery insurance I think that covers you for all food delivery but I would check that.
When you collect order from McDonald’s. Do you give a number or persons name ?
Hi mate, is there an updated video and also do you have to do all your own taxs ?
Hey! I have been watching you for few months now. I have been with uber eats since January this year. I have a job (minimum wage, part time, zero hours contract) that I hate so much and is giving me so much anxiety and depression to the point that I don't want to exist anymore. I want to quit to do Uber eats full time and build my UA-cam Channel on the side and photography business. What would you do in my situation? Do you think I can make it with a Carrera Crossfire E bike? Thank you so much! :)
Follow your passion my guy!
Anything is possible! Just start
I just started with Uber but am not sure which day they do the payment
They pay you on Wednesdays
Hey dude. I'm thinking about starting up but I'll be using a motorcylce. Any idea what kind of annual mileage I should be looking at for insurance purposes?
5000 miles part time, 10+ full time
Hi, I want to ask more about the food delivery by electric bike. And I also wanna to know more about what ebike are u recommended? Could u leave your email for further discussion? Thanks
Great video! Do you pay for top-up delivery insurance for your vehicle? If so how much and what company do you use? Thanks!
Thank you :) I don’t pay for any insurance! We are covered for some things whilst working on the different apps but I haven’t looked into this much to be honest! I think bike insurance could be worth it for most people but having a dad who owns an electric bike shop I’m more than covered
@@GigHustle Uber eats is finally starting in cornwall! I’m really interested in starting up delivering and already see that doing by car is difficult because of insurance. Can you give me some tips on electric bikes - you seem like the guy to ask with the right connections ;-) thanks so much
@@GigHustle and in tips, I mean what kind of bike power and range. Cornwall is quite hilly! I have a road bike that could be adapted but I want to make sure I have the correct kit! Thanks so much
how much I can expect to pay for insurance if I using car
I’m not sure as I don’t use a car for this work! Check out ZEGO mate :)
I pay 1.05£
Nice video man, great explanation! i got a few questions. I will be getting a moped with my cousin so we can start making deliveries, was it difficult to apply to become a uber eat delivery driver? how long did it take? Also after each order does the money go straight into your bank account? thanks man
Cheers bro 👊🏽 Personally I think working on a moped is the best money! Honestly the time it takes to get activated on each platform varies from person to person, it can take 1 week or months. Just apply ASAP and you will eventually get activated! You get paid weekly 👍🏽
@@GigHustle Thanks bro I appreciate it a lot for the help 🙏🏽🙏🏽💪🏽! So even if I don’t have the moped at this exact moment I can still apply? Also it’d be great if you could send me the actual link to apply for it as I’ve seen a few vids but not too sure. Thanks bro 💯💪🏽
@@TSB19 I think you can still apply but you will need to provide insurance documents etc at some point! The links to apply are in my description bro 👍🏽
Hi just wondering if you need to pay your own tax ? Plus what insurance would you recommend for motorcycle or car ? Thanks
I do this full time with a car. fortunately I have a Hybrid so my petrol is cost is very low. But I always recommend a car for safety reasons
How do we get a vehicle for working in uber eats?
Can international students work on Uber eats in UK ?
I don't think so as this is self employed work. You may be able to work on Just Eat via Scoober or Gorillas in some cities :)
i work arouNd 20 hours a week and get something like 200£ but that not on a ebike
would like start Uber eat in a cycle ...Wil it work fine ? How we can work in a different apps
I love working for Uber Eats on my bike! It's great for me so it can be great for you too :) You just have to try it 👍🏽
Hi mate can we drive overseas license and please suggest if work full time is it worth it...
I'm not sure mate...I do this on a bike haha. This work is better as a side hustle but lots of people do it full time. I would recommend having another form of income + do this as a side income. Most of the delivery people are from abroad and so the money they make here goes far in their home country.
i will start working for uber eats next week , any tips guys ?
You might feel a little nervous doing your first few orders but that is normal when you do things for the first time. You will be fine :) Make sure to bring something to keep your phone charged!
How everything going on Bilkhan935@gmail.com mail me I am thinking to that aswell need your help
@@GigHustle thank you man i wish it goes well , cheers
@@Bilalkhan-lk9hv you can email me or comment on this video and I'll respond bro. My email is at the bottom of my description. I don't send emails 👍🏽
A USB PORT, phone charger cable plugged in and phone holder mounted on screen is important
What about fuel costs
When do u get paid from Uber
Wednesdays! You can cash out early but I think this comes with a fee. I don’t bother with this I just let the money come into my account on Wednesdays
@@the10th5
I maked £24 in 5 hours online. How can i make more ?
It all depends on your area and how many apps your using. Looks like your area isnt busy especially on Uber. Mayne try a different town/area?
@@flaws3179 Thx bro i will try tommorow onother town. ✌🏼
There are a lot of factors to consider here! I would suggest working in the busiest times 12-2pm and 5-8pm. If you can work on different apps you will make more money because you will have more orders and can choose the best paying orders. Also the day of the week matters! Friday-Sunday are the best times to work but if you can multi-app you can make good money on weekdays. Also your area might not be busy or there is a lot of drivers. I would experiment with different areas even if that means taking transport to a different location. I put my bike in my car and go to my city and I make like £60-70 easily in 5-6 hours.
@@flaws3179 👊🏽
@@Ellys06 👊🏽
Also do a 24 hour Uber eats video like London Eats
Maybe! We will have to see haha
@@GigHustle Yeah ok
It's not fair to think of all your time in the car as "hours worked," because when you're not actively on a route, you're not actually "working."
For example, if you were "online" while making this video, you're obviously not working for any delivery app - you're working for yourself. You own the time between drives and can do anything you want.
If you want to accurately compare Uber to a "normal" hourly job, you can't count the down time.
It's so sad watching you guys across the pond talking about your meager earnings. Some of us working full time in NYC are making up to 2000$ a week that's close to 1500£.
Ain't no way Uber eats drivers are making almost 75k a year in the States
You do this full time or part time?
Part-time because I dedicate a lot of time to my UA-cam channel :) Otherwise I would be doing this full-time!
So £148 per week working 3-5 days part time? Thanks
How much tax do you pay?
What about taks bro ?
so with the car you will make more than bike?
Not necessarily! Cities have the most demand and so has the best earnings...the best vehicles to work in the city are electric bikes and motorbikes :)
How you make money on bike
Didn’t realise how little the pay is! We do grass cutting and can £20 for a 10 minute job. An hours job pays £100
Grass cutting sounds great! I make £10-15p/h so it's great as a side hustle or for someone like me who needs the flexibility to work on their business 👍🏽
Literally no one believes that you earn 100 quid an hour for cutting grass haha
@@k7450 well don’t then tata
I respect the hussle but your not mentioning fuel and millage on your car and breakdowns it’s not worth it just get a job a normal job and earn more
Flops in USA Uber eat
Not sure what you mean...
Hi how name sity ?
Nottingham? :)
What's your opinion about simple bicycle ?
Faster than walking haha! Honestly I respect people using regular bikes because it's very difficult and tiring! I still love my electric bike though :)
@@GigHustle How much mile u cover in a day? On ur ebicycle
@@juvansoul I need to start tracking my mileage using Strava but I would say I can do about 40-60 miles in about 5-6 hours. This is a rough estimate though I will start using Strava soon :)
@@GigHustle you can get a few King of the mountains (KOM) on strava while delivering on your Ebike hehe (the locals cyclists won’t like it!!)
What insurance do you use? And how much?
You don't need insurance on a bike :)
@@GigHustle of course lol. Didn't realise 😅
@@chloeh1995 :)
collab soon
Hopefully will do some collabs in the near future! Just focusing on getting quality content out at the moment
@@GigHustle same here I might have to use some of your ideas about being top 10 was to get deactivate.. and stuff cause my city alot of restaurants complaining to me about other drivers
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buddy you have to minus your costs from this these earnings
You want me to calculate the costs of charging up my electric bike? 😂 I get what you mean but I don't have many costs...the bike and some equipment but it's not an ongoing cost!
What you should do is add up incomes made from all platforms and show final number
Damn i remember my uncle was saying he was making 550 to 600 pounds a week when lockdown happend keep in mind i think he was working 40 to 50hrs a week
thank you for your vidéo , k need you email or Facebook. thank you