This Food Delivery Driver Makes $3,500 A Week
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- Опубліковано 22 тра 2024
- Is it possible to make $3,500 a WEEK driving for food delivery apps? In this video I bring you along for a live driving shift on Uber Eats where I had an unusual encounter that caused me to ask this question.
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0:00 - Can You Make $3,500 A Week On Food Delivery Apps?
0:30 - Moving Your Starting Location May Earn You More Money (Example)
1:25 - How To Start Your Shift
3:01 - Can You Get $20+ Order Payouts?
3:31 - Hidden Problems On Stacked Orders
4:31 - Earning $3,500 In A Single Week
5:54 - How To Smartly Decline Orders
7:18 - Complete Earnings Breakdown
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Here most of the restaurants are fast food chains, especially after corona lockdown. Here the fast food food workers hate door dashers because they have more orders to fill since the lobbies are mostly closed to sit down eating. They are paid hourly so to them the slower the better, so our orders are last in line even though you may have been first in line. DD orders typically arrive in the store before we even accept the order, the workers see our orders before the drivers do. It's the way th DD app works. I have friends working in subway where they get the order 10 minutes ahead of me seeing it for acceptance.
Taco Bell wants dashers to walk into the lobby to get their orders. Why????? Because at taco bell they are timed at the drive thru and have to meet Taco Bell corporate guidelines on wait times. So if we Dashers have to go to counter, our orders are not timed. Which leads me into what happened to me today.
Today I went all the way thru drive line to announce my pickup to the store(taco bell), I was asked to come inside, (5 minutes used up after arrival waiting in drive thru line) I get inside and see my order on the drive thru screen, (4 small items on my DD order.) I watch 8 orders that came after my order get priority and filled as my DD order was ignored on the screen, after ten minutes standing in the lobby I commented that they were killing my pay by taking so long, and that I was a tipped employee and not a hourly worker, and that DD customers actually pay a premium for their food as opposed to regular customers, and why was my order being ignored? One of the cooks told me to get out and never come back and threatened to have me fired and reported to DD for questioning them about what was happening. He asked his manager to get me out of the store and report me.
This is not the first time that workers have been hostile to me as a dasher. We have a schedule to follow delivery times to be met and honored, how can I give my customers great service if the whole system is broken that I'm working within???? Super frustrated here. Hourlies are hating on gig workers.... When I worked for ALDI all paying customers are the equal instacart left shipped etc etc none were looked at as hostiles.
DD makes money from busy times, the store owners maximize profits by getting the most productivity from their workers when they are busy, that is until customer service tanks. Most of the time we are not allowed to tip the restaurant, kitchen crew, wait staff personal at the establishments we frequent, were not getting paid minimum wage from the businesses either. Maybe we should? Would we get better service? That's a possible fix if all delivery drivers started tipping our associates in the businesses we frequent. But it does not feel fair because they are getting a guaranteed wage and benefits and are not destroying their vehicles for work..... Help!!!!!!!
@@krustysurfer that explains what happened the other day at Taco Bell! The main location Uber Eats sends me to made me go inside after spending a long time in the drive thru. They informed me that the lobby is open until 3am. -bear in mind that each location is different: I was kicked out of the lobby of a different Taco Bell because it was now 10pm and “the lobby is now closed”, even though there were still people eating inside (the only location that is even doing inside dining!). BTW UE seems to be paying for the wait time, so as long as the time and mileage numbers meet my criteria, I have no problem accepting Taco Bell orders. -$$ without burning gas!
@@brendykes6599 nice! But yeah we just have to roll with it😉 aloha
Which restaurants seal their food to prevent the delivery driver from taking a few bites? Make this a video please!
@@krustysurfer m
I live in one of those little big cities with a population of 300k people and a maximum distance of 10 miles a trip. I make 700+ a week for only 30hrs of work. I quit my job, went back to school and use doordash to support my family. I love it
Pablo I do not believe you! 300,000 is no large city nor would it have that many deliveries.
@@donbaxley5530 I made 800 in philidelphia only workd 25-30 hours
@@donbaxley5530 my city has 400k and I can make 800 to 1200 per week
@@donbaxley5530 300k in a 20mile radius is a massive population, this last week I made 836$. I don’t care if you believe me because the people like me who are in areas like me know what I’m talking about 👌🏽
@@OneSvT those cities are the hidden gems
I've been taking your other advice of $2 per mile. I get $20-30/hr
Love it great job Malachi
Same. Sometimes it may take a little bit longer to hit my goal but I drive way less than last year
$2 per mile. Can you elaborate on that?
@@Eye4eye007 when I get an alert from DD. It gives the miles I'll have to drive to get and drop off the order. So if it's 10 miles I don't accept it unless it's paying $20 or something very close to that. Like 19.75
@@YourDriverMike Thanks! And for that tip as well!!
Yeah my hometown is small the most you drive is 13 minutes away from anything and I easily make around $800-$1K a week then I have my main job which is my local union job so I’m making around $1.5k-$2.5K weekly I’m making stupid money pretty much making a good $7K-$9K a month so Yee I’m hyped asf
Wow do you accept every order or just filter like Mike. I am the same, every delivery is a bit far.
BOOM can I get a making bankkkk
Awesome thanks for sharing
Wow incredible. Just be aware fast money tends to decline as fast. Invest it in other sources of income
@@flyingsoul7147 the guy has a union job and a second job driving for a total of 85-100 k. That is not fast money ! That’s good hard working American way but selling your time in exchange for money , money . Good job sir . And yes still invest!
I do Uber eats and Instacart in Sacramento. I average $30/hr. I take the far driving deliveries because they tip better. Letting the customer know you’re on the way and letting them know when you’ve dropped it off is key.
Mike, I started driving for Flex after watching your videos and just paid off my credit card. Thanks for the content! I’m in Pgh too!
Paid off the cc that’s huge, congrats
We only work 40-50 hours and make 2100 a week. We established "Shameless Deliveries LLC" SO we pay ourselves a salary to limit the amount of personal taxes and maximize out write offs like the 2 new cars we bought for deliveries. 20- 25 an hour is our baseline.
Hi, what city did you do you're LLC and what price did you pay, thanks
@@jessielemus6457 phoenix and went through legal zoom. I dont remember but around 400 and they took care of everything.
Thanks for the tip. I am starting out and want to do it as a LLC also.
Shameless Media,
Alright sounds Great, thanks
@@shamelssmedia4376 how can i go about doing that for myself?
I have learned a lot from you, thank you! I drive full-time and usually earn $4,000 a month and that doesn't include the monthly bonuses either. It's a grind but I do enjoy this gig.
Glad to help Dennis that's awesome
So just to make sure you said a month or weekly?
@@tony80880 a month.
Hi what company are u with
@@tooblessedtobestressed1538 Doordash
In NYC it's very possible, though usually across multiple apps. If you break it down to 3 hour "power hour" blocks (7-10am, 11-2pm, 5-8pm, 9-midnight). Try to grab 3 $10 deliveries in each of those hours.
Yes he told me he worked pocketed hours for lunch rush and dinner rush, makes sense highest surge and quest opportunities
Brooklyn. I've seen screenshots of drivers earning $700 in a single day there. Look at Brooklyn on a map and notice just how many restaurants there are.
I do the bx Market in NYC from 5-8pm ( only 3 hrs per day , Monday - Friday ) and I be ending up with $700+
@@dsanchez5725 hey, where in the BX?
im in Miami! THIS MARKETPLACE IS INSANE. THE ORDERS ARE AVALANCHES. They are non stop 24/7
I'm in Houston and the orders take forever no matter the area, the hotspots whatever. Today I only had 2 deliveries in 4 hours. That was my worst day so far. But usually you have to wait 20 or so minutes to get another delivery.
@@mr.censored4.044 um I’m in houston as well and have no problems, I make $20 an hour on average
See, this is the issue I'm having. I have to wait until, practically, the end of the work day to get orders when I find out others in my area are getting jobs left and right all through the day. You almost get that 'wasn't invited to the party' feeling. Except the party is happening every day. Seeing all these success stories has me like 🙄💥👈
I'm not getting paid in miami. They only throw me the $2 etc and with the potential tips. It says $5 plus or almost $8 but they only pay $2to $3 on most my deliveries. The other day I worked 10 hours and only made $67 cause they kept sending me on long trips and I be having to wait a lot for the food too.
@@majesticpbjcat7707 I feel the same way and have been contemplating on the thought that. These comps are profiling.
Thank you. I never noticed the Delivery number until watching your video. I just started with only 14 deliveries so far and I had all stacked deliveries yesterday except 2 deliveries. I delivered 10 in 47 minutes. So far my average is $17.69/hr. I watched a few of your videos and only accept $1.75/mile. I am in Las Vegas and the tips have been awful. Also, the Customer lowers the tip after delivery. Not sure why when I drove directly from pickup other than my stacked deliveries. It is bait and switch. I think Uber should not allow it and only lower the tip if they can prove there was unexceptional service. People will complain to get something for free or reduced. This has abused the Customer's always right privilege. I think the same should go for Passenger Services as a lot of Driver's will not go back driving in Las Vegas because they have lowered the rates too much and not making what they made before the Pandemic.
Very helpful especially since I’m in Las Vegas as well so thanks!
1-2 deliveries average 15-20 minutes easily........... please elaborate, were they all living next to the restaurants or something..
Yes and he does it defying all laws of time, space, traffic, wait times at restaurants, long lines at checkout in stores, average customer tips,, low base payouts, troublesome drop off points, sleep deprivation, need for relationships, proper recreation etc....I'm skeptical to the point that I simply just do not believe a person can do that
I did $4700 in March. Averaging 30 hours per week But $3500 in a week? Most I ever made in a week was last week, $1520 to be exact. I live in the 5th largest city in the country, Phoenix. It truly is non stop out here, especially between midnight and 4am
Wow! I’m thinking about doing DoorDash and I live in Phoenix, Az! What is a good place to start?
@@rochellesims1361 I live in north phoenix. Cave creek and pinnacle peak area. Door dash is good only after midnight for me. That is when I get the best payouts. My acceptance rate on door dash is 17%. Uber Eats pays a lot better, but it’s best to run both apps. There has been nights when Uber eats offered we’re not great but door dash was. Having both will benefit you a lot. No doubt about it, great money. I work Norterra and desert ridge and carefree. But I get dragged down to metro area a lot too. I’m all over the place lol.
I live in Houston and it is a bigger city than pheonix but Houston sucks with these delivery apps. When I visit San Antonio, I make alot more money doing deliveries.
25 per hour in my market place seems like a stretch (I’m in southern Oregon, so smaller marketplace) but I’m only on one app at the moment so maybe that’s my problem . Hopefully I can seem some increased earnings soon!
Mike , I do ubereats in the daytona beach, fl market. Sometimes during even peak periods especially 12pm to 2:30pm, if you continually reject bad offers, the computer just stops sending you anything at all. It could take any from 5 to 30 minutes to start getting offers then. Why does that occur? Could it be that there is not allot of work at that time and ue has decided to just offer lower offers and you have to start just accepting those?
Just go Offline and then Online again
I mean, yeah. if you have all the promotions and quests going you can do it. UE had those going in my area last week and while I only made my weekly average, I ended my work week a day and a half early.
Just wanted to say it can be done. You have to work all three busy shifts a day (so 10-12 hours a day) seven days a week. I've seen people who have these numbers. i've seen their screenshots. The question is.... do you want to work that many hours a week????
That’s half your week!!! Omg no way lmao
@@marsisreborn Me neither! Nothing past a 8 hour day.
Depends on your life. So maybe once a month, go really hard to get that $3500 then do your normal 8 hrs for $1200 the rest of them month.
I've doing this. Its just annoying driving back to the hot zone. Id recommend you stay in the hot zone when its dinner rush. It tends to be in that zone.
I make 30-40$ an hour doordash here in riverside California, avoiding chipotle and chick fil a orders but im not sure if i did it full time that i can reach these numbers honestly, thats a crazy number
It really is but $43/hr while high isn’t unheard of like $55/hr. 80 hour weeks though is grueling IMO but respect
I’m in the Pittsburgh market and I’ve noticed over the past few weeks that the quest bonuses have all but gone away. When I started a few months ago, almost every day and a quest and some were up to $96 for a dinner rush. I haven’t seen any lately. Have you noticed the same thing?
There are quests For Uber eats this weekend extra seven dollars for 15 rides between 4 PM and 10 PM. Have you seen this as well?
I’ve seen pretty consistent quests so far including streak bonuses on UE. Try toggling to DD for a week or two and see if Uber tries to pull you back
For father's day weeked in Los Angeles if you do 90 trips on friday-sunday you get $775 bonus. If you're doing 10 hour shifts its doable.
Imagine having a master's and this is the only job you can get while someone with no high school diploma has a better job. I should have never gone to college.
I do ubereats in Houston and lately there's been a surge of $2 and $3 orders. Also a surge in mileage exceeding the pay. Do you have any ideas as to why that's happening
Broke nigas in houston
I do on average $30hr doing Uber Eats here in San Diego. I've yet to do a 8hr shift yet but that's my next goal.
Same here I need to venture out to different Zone
I hustle and average $1000 per week in the Sacramento, CA area on most weeks I get it done in 5 days at 9 hours on doordash per day
Try Uber eats. I made 1060 last week in 19 hours
Wow that’s pretty good!
Nice Joe thanks for watching
What hours do you do? I’m in Sacramento,CA as well and I dash in downtown Sacramento. I seem to only average $20/ph
@@zeekittiawarr8765 hi Zeekittia Mike moved back to PGH this is Matt his twin brother. I drive all weekend when my wife works. Also, I drive 530pm-7pm while she works, after my full time job. Mike does this full time so he drives whenever he wants
If you decline three orders in a row you’ll be signed offline. why don’t you tell people this
They don't do that anymore in my market
jay money that never happened to me.
I usually do the quest on Uber eats because when you do the math, you’re getting bonus pay and tips and money all in one.
@@Anomalous602 airport runs on surge is the easiest money. Guaranteed long trips with extreme amount of surge
I was always scared to decline thinking it would screw up my account
You are your own business decline away and dual app.
I was doing the same at first
Here in Montreal we are not seeing the expected tip on order requests, so we need to really use other metrics to pick orders, typically tips are good and we can get to $25 or so per hour, but some days the tips don't follow as much. I tend to decline orders from restaurants where the order values are really low, as the tips will typically be lower as well. I prefer Sushis over Dairy Queen ;)
Sounds like you know your market place!
Thanks for sharing Vincent, what’s the tip frequency on lower days I’m curious.
@@YourDriverMike 95% pretty much all the time.
@@yourdriverteam-matt1001 I did a lot of analysis, greatly thanks to your guys 👍
I feel like my time is wasted declining orders just to get those ones with an excellent dollar/mile ratio. If it's slower than usual, I'll shoot for 1.25 per mile, within reasonable mileage.
Nothing wrong with that!
I can't. I drive a Mustang 😆
The highest earned in a good week 6 days on a 10 hour shift was $ 1,400 on grubhub in Washington state
Mike have not started yet...do you manually hit decline button or just ignore? which is best to do if order is not worth the time... thanks
3500 a week? We're all moving to Pittsburgh!!!!🚙
80 hours though. Def a grind.
It’s really 2 weeks for the average person... 80 hrs... so 1750 for a 40 hour week... which is still great though
Well said Melissa, basically doing two weeks of work in one week based on the hours
Am on my way lol
Thanx fir the quality content👍
Thank you for watching!
Thanks I appreciate that 👊🏼
I make 2000+ a week with DoorDash in Virginia. How do I add a picture to the comments????
What part of VA?
WE could never make that much here (3500 a week). Even with 45 hours of work time and taking the best offers you can get, I cannot break the 700 a week mark. You get so little back for the mileage put into your car as well beyond the tax exemption. It's an issue of there not being a constant flow of high volume work during peak times, like Mike and others in large cities have. You make a 45 hour week average of 13 to 16 an hour.
All of central florida east is sporadic, sluggish, with only once in while heavy peak times where the map even lights up. Only acception is new smyrna beach portion which is somewhat better on the weekends. It looks like door dash has a predominance in the area from looking at their busyness at the same time over the area as wide with their program on.. I also know this from having previously worked with doordash in this area. I hope the job mix in with postmates work will make it better for us. Only problem is they moving very slowly on that. The whole thing is very discouraging. It looks you can only rely on ubereats as a part time job here. Anyone else in my area had any experiences to mention.
Try ignoring those orders if they're not big during peak times (or normal hours)... And see what happens, even if you have to go offline and online again multiple times, it will not take you that long and may be highly worth it.. If you take small orders they are going to send you more small orders, and some bigs too to make it look good, but at least try what I'm telling you and lmk how it goes for you
@@OscarLachapel it's worth a try but the big problem during peak time is low volume in general or the rush ending at 7pm. This is while door dash stays lit up in the the red. Their marketing team has not done a very good job here. There's only so much u can do.
The most I've made in 4.5 hours in my area with Doordash on a Sunday was $118.00. I normally work for 3-5 hours on Saturday or Sundays.
Same here
So funny I started watching you Bc I’m getting into the delivery hustle, and I found out you are delivering in Pittsburgh where I will be too. 🤣🙏
Best of luck! If you leave an update here with your earnings, that would be most helpful.
Question, I have a minimum of $2 a mile. Sometimes an order will come in for McDonalds for $5 for maybe 1.5 miles or something, would you take it or hold out for a bigger payout because technically it is paying well more than the $2 a mile minimum but might take 10 or 15 minutes to complete. I typically have a minimum of $8 regardless if its around the corner but like your videos so thought I would ask for your input here. Thanks
Depends if that McDonald's has a long wait or has their orders ready
McDonald’s has a tendency to drag on small orders or just in general. I believe I remember in a previous video he mentioned to not accept those. I learned that lesson the hard way and stopped accepting them because in my market, the wait is too long.
This is great info . High Level training , great presentation of your knowledge
This was very helpful to me thank you
If I have to wait longer than 5 minutes, I automatically cancel the order and move on.
The exception is, if it’s over $12 or more I’ll wait a little longer and if it’s over $20 I’ll wait 30 lol
Doesn't that get you onto some kind of sh*tlist as a non-completer, and hurt what you get sent? And they all say it's going to be 5 minutes even if it's 15. I wish restaurants would be more literal
Definitely possible I talked into another driver who showed me their work week & it was around 2,900. He just takes the biggest orders & works 10-12hrs a day. Crazy
Is that mean you can decline most orders? I'm pretty new with dashing
@@yujiro5677 Yes, you can decline all of them if you want lol! I'm talking about doordash though, (don't know about the other apps) but anyways, I've read it doesn't hurt your standing on doordash.
2900 on ubereats?
@@blackmillennial2542 sounds like a fantasy wtf
Your advice has helped wonders! Since last month in East St. Louis Collinsville/Belleville area I'm doing $22/hr+ Gross income!
(Dash time not just active time)
$150/day :D
Great to hear!
How long is the wait list for doordash and grubhub i live in harker heights texas
Not anywhere possible in my small city.(Holland Michigan a Dutch stronghold, people are very tight with their money here) DD advertising says make up to $19hr in our location. DD throttles earnings here alongside of no tippers (probably 10-15%of orders no tip) I would have to drive 25 miles to work in a bigger city. So we're capped at about 20hr avg.
Good job Mike!!!
Hey I'm from Pittsburgh. I live near the century 3 mall area and was thinking of doing under eats/doordash as a side hustle do u think that is a good area to start?
Love the content here. I’m a new Dasher. Every time I decline an offer the app warns me about my acceptance rate (currently 89%) and if I’m sure I want to decline and how much it will affect my percentage. Will I be penalized for dipping below a certain acceptance rate? OR, does the algorithm reward me for a higher acceptance rate? The Dash app definitely makes these warnings clear and urges the driver to accept all. Thx!
Hi Troy, don’t worry about those warnings. No penalties for declining. We’ve never seen prioritization for higher AR either
No worries! I'm at 4% right now! 😉
I'm always between 8%-15% AR
I actually just dropped to 1% !😎 So I guess I'm very picky)))
I was ecstatic when I made $857 last week for probably
+ 50 hrs on Canada’s southwest coast. That’s using 3 apps.
Can’t imagine making more than $1000 a week in this region. Kudos to those who do 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 🙌🏼
Thanks for watching and nice job
Sheesh 3 apps? Sounds like alot of work, just move to another city hahah
@@edgarglutenfree2859 I’ve got deep roots where I am. I’m only using 2 apps currently. Gets confusing with 3.
The best I’ve done so far is 67 dollars in 4 hours. I had like 6 orders during that time
Chipotle and Taco Bell usually have the longest waiting times D:
💯💯but since I couldn’t see it I was stuck with it. Wasn’t too too bad I liked the cash flow
IHOP 😡😡😡
Denny’s was worst for me. I won’t take another.
Hey Mike, it would be awesome to hear your thoughts on the new Uber plus card 🤔 I just got invited, but I’m not sure that’s gonna work. It could be a waste of time rather than an opportunity to earn more 😬
Taco bell is quick get off for the order never get on the drive threw takes forever. Chipotle is very slow just like McDonald's also is slow in my area.
I live in an area that doesn't get many surge pricing from UberEATS unfortunately. And most of the time when I drive over to where they're is a bonus, it's gone by the time I get there.
I just started doing DoorDash, Uber eats and Instacart in April (although I haven’t done an Instacart since the first month) and I make about $1000/week minimum, $1400 has been my max so far with a daily high of $280. I work about 50 hours a week which comes out to $20/hr minimum if I make 1000 and work for 50. More money than the hourly job I lost during covid.
You can definitely make money on uber. I am a professional union carpenter in NY and I do uber as a side job.. on a rainy Wednesday day i made $350 working for 10 hours, more than i make on the union after taxes. I made $1,650 working only 30 hours a week on uber. The first week sucks because you don’t get promotions. Today’s (monday) i made $80 only working 2 hours.
$3500 seems a little hyped, but I'd tend to believe it in Pittsburgh. I've never seen a busier city for food delivery and I've delivered in many.
They should really change the app so you can see the 2nd pick up
If you have a promotion then just to ethe shorted routes to complete promotion first before being selective with orders
Question so how much do u think doing the milage come tax time will save you I'll probably drive around 40 to 50k miles and make probably 600 a week
The headline says $3500 a week, but in the video you say $3500 in a month.
I was getting consecutive trip bonus but now this week there's none is this random per week for certain drivers? Anyone know or still getting consecutive trip bonuses
I'm lucky if I make a little over $400 a week (Greensboro, NC) using DoorDash. The main issues I run into are restaurants that take a long time to complete meals and/or refuse to start the orders until a driver gets there to pick up an order that we think should be ready to go.
Thanks for watching Ted, of course make note of those restaurants and if possible try to take similar offers from faster restaurants. Good luck out there
It's all good when you don't have to wait for 30 min to get an order.
Oh wow. I was wondering how I could pull 400-700 dollars in a month to go to a trip, while I wait for my finalized job
I"m happy for you. That is definitely no happening in my city. Orders not good pay not good.
Hey Mike, what advice would you give someone like myself who rarely ever sees any orders on UberEats or DoorDash above $10, I live in the suburbs and we are definitely not as busy as you. Sometimes I’m waiting on both UberEats and DoorDash for 15-20 minutes for one order and it comes in as a stacked order $8.00 for two drop offs so I take it because, I only have 2-3 hours to work since I’m a Mom. I’m doing ok...but would like to do more money, but I’m afraid if I keep declining, I won’t get anything good. Any advice?
Hey Damaris! I understand because I rarely see orders that hefty where I live too. I would suggest checking different areas around you. Pay close attention to those that get +$2 and $3 peak days often. I prefer areas and towns with more houses than apartments since they're easier to search and identify. Don't feel bad about declining orders. Of course it's a gamble but sometimes you are missing on better things by giving into desperation.
What market are you in? In some situations, the only choice is to move.
Definitely understand this, suburbs can be slower. Definitely pay attention to where the ride ENDS and leaves you. In the suburbs it’s even more important you take rides that end nearish to restaurants or power strips. Of course, if you can. My advice would be pay attention to where the request in customer ends if there is a clear and relatively short path to restaurants afterwards I will accept
@@yourdriverteam-matt1001 great advice thanks Mike! Love the videos
In New York suburbs driving 10 to 12 hours a day, six days a week, I can make little over $3000 a month, so $3000 a week is impossible for me. There's a youtuber saying that he can make $12000 a month delivering food, not even offering a foot rub will I be ever close to make that much.
Honestly I see these double stack orders and some make sense others not so much with the Mileage it’s like Uber try’s to get one over on people with the price being good but never show you how far you’ll go or wait time for the 2nd order. I stop doing Uber eats for awhile and when they do quests that’s when I’m available.
Bruh your video seas 3,500 a week but when the video starts you say 3,500 a month? So now I'm confused lol 😆
Yeah I misspoke, tried to correct it with graphics during the video. This driver showed me a screenshot of $3,500 for one WEEK 🤯
Never done delivery but I looking to make extra money but Dallas TX traffic sucks 😕
I tip delivery 2$ per minute google maps says you need to drive to that location.
With quest promotion I was able to drive 65 hours and make close to $3k. For some reason I don’t get the quest options anymore and just the time boosts and it’s half as good. 🤨
I'm in miami not making nothing. $60 to $80 a day. Mostly under $80 on 8 to 10 hour days. I had enough complained about the low ball offers and got locked out the app after my 1st delivery. Need to figure which app to do cause I'm not going back to ubreats.
I Live on California ( riverside ) and i feel like Doordash is not enough for me , i work a lot of avarage $20 dll , should i start using uber eat on the side ? Can you explain how to use efficiently both apps ? !
Its best if you can have 2 or 3 apps on and find the pick the best mileage, money and restaurants. And try to do 2-3 per hour
On door dash i pause it sometimes and on grubhub I turn it on and off
How do you decline an order? Any time I touch my phone it accepts the order.
And we're here in the Netherlands.
The biggest amount I saw was 200€ a day.
The most money I personally made without promotion is 110€ in 9:30 hours. With promotion 180€ in 10h.
Thanks for making your video so a non driver can understand. Much success to you and your family always 🐧
Yes its possible if you work 24 hour a day during the week and dont sleep, eat nor go to the restroom.
How does it work? Do you have to use your own vehicle or the company’s?
Oh man! Chipotle was the worst yesterday!!!
Why don’t I have quests I’ve been ubering since February and I think I have seen quests once and never seen it again. Help!?!
I average about $25-30/hr driving 2.5-3hrs 4 days a week. Bringing home about 250-300/week. That's about all I can handle haha. It's also not my main source of income.
A great side hustle keep it up!
Easily done in my market if I wanted to work that many hours. In Fort Lauderdale, Fl by the way...
100% Uber Eats
I work that area too, just west of 95 Atlantic Blvd to like commercial maybe a little more south...
@@WonkaBiz My main area is between sunrise and Broward
Wow, that’s pretty solid!
I must be doing something wrong.. first I don’t take any offers under $ 7.00 and because of that I reject about 75% of all the offers I get!
I always look for a higher payout to miles.. and I guess because of that I just don’t do as many!
I’m in the Northern Va area.. close to DC, you would think most people would tip very well because of the area but they don’t. I get lots of low ball requests! So I don’t know how some drivers make $ 3K a week or up to 10K a month! To do that I would have to drive 7 days a week for 12 hrs each day and just accept whatever gets thrown at me! 🤔 🤷🏻♂️
We have no more quest here in MA. For Uber eats ,at least I haven't seen anything in the last few months
Can you do a video on dash force?
I am in East Hampton NY now. Have 2 hours ftom 12 to 2 pm. when i can drive.. tried for 2weeks, i get 1 to 3 requests, making $ 8-33 for my time...for 2 hours... not good. I better walk on the beach which is 5 min away. That i s better for my health and mental state. Right?
Was his 3500 for that week dash time or active time? 3500/80hr is around $43 an hour, and that is an astronomically high rate. I've seen people that make 1500 a week which is more realistic, but you really have to work for it. It's not fun driving your personal car for 50+ hours a week, especially since no income is guaranteed. That's how you put 50,000 miles on ur car in one year ☹️
If your making 3000+ a week, im pretty sure you can afford a side hustle car only just for business
Mike and I talked about this! That’s a ton of miles for sure!
Your car is a tool just like anything else but an expensive one. With any tool though once its used up you get another one. Your car is going to depreciate need maintenance and repairs no matter what you do. Whether in a year or a couple of years its going to happen. If your doing this with the mind set to sell your car then dont do this job. I would rather run the car into the ground fix and repair what needs to be fixed and when the time comes buy another car. If you can make some money out of it why not
I just looked for a few moments and saw the hours and earnings and it was for 7 days. Typically I’d ask for the screenshot but didn’t want to pry too much. 80 hours a week is not sustainable imo for both the driver and vehicle
Your Driver Mike - totally. What a week though!! Wonder how many deliveries that was for the week.
If you hit a great hour, another bad hour will come. The nature of hospitality is some good days and some bad days. $43 an hour consistent over 80 hours is just not something I would ever imagine would happen
He was definitely offering prostitution services for customers on the side. I’ve seen and done it. Only way you can average $40+ an hour in my opinion.
@@kacksonjeel442 Jesus I'm not condoning that but I would hope you would get more than 48.
@@chellybabyme sometimes when you’re trying to squeeze a few extra dollars out of the customer, you do what it takes
I don't get big orders like this in Phoenix. Any AZ people on here that can give tips on best area to drive?
What about apps like doordash where you need 70% acceptance to continue to get top dasher benefits of anytime scheduling and better orders? This looks like alot of declines that may lead to loosing good benefits.
Top dashers do not get better orders. They can schedule an extra day out and can dash anytime but those really aren't good enough benefits to take crap orders and killing your car. Work smarter not harder
@@kellydrake9956 this. Totally agree it’s all about those $/MI
Check out this video on Top Dasher: ua-cam.com/video/MVtTNwZM_LU/v-deo.html
Ha truth comes out. $3500 a month sounds realistic.
No way he’s pulling $3500 a week that’s a lie most I pulled was $2200 a week and I drove every day 12 hours
Well maybe that person just out hustled you🤷🏾♂️ and ran a few stop signs and red lights😂 to make it happen. But either way I'm proud of you both👏🏾
change the title bro you can’t make 3500 a week. and 3500 in a month is very easy to make . don’t be misleading. full time you will make about 1500 a week max.
I agree, good way to lose subscribers
bro you can definitely make 3500 a week you just work from multiple apps every day
I did over 1000 in just 28ish hours (across 2 apps) so 3500 if you can get lucky on bonuses seems possible working that many hours
@@jclod610 exactly
I've never seen it
Wow! The Pittsburgh market is more profitable than the Las Vegas market!
Probably less saturated
Since I started in 2015 it’s honestly been a pretty strong market for gig apps.
My best week was 2400 EUR per week and 10000 EUR a month in October 2022 doing only 1 food delivery app in Finland. But I did not understand did you make the 3,5k in a week or somebody else?
I could make $400 - $500 a week just in bonus earnings if I had the time. Uber Eats is paying out $48 for 8 deliveries in four hours pretty regularly for lunch and dinner in my market. I'm part-time so I try to capitalize on 2 or three of those shifts a week.
Great hustle! Numbers seem strong
@@yourdriverteam-matt1001 Very strong. Having to drive less to reach my weekly goal is great!
Thanks for watching
Haven't started good info
$3500 would definitely not be possible in my marketplace
I once made like $1,700 in like 5-6 hours in a day but that was as Uber black in NYC and NJ
If I work more than 8 hours on fri - sun in Cleveland I can hit $1500. Not $3500 unless I got some big roadie orders I can use w my cargo van
Click bait. NOT $3,500 a week.