Amazon Flex
Amazon Flex reportedly pays between $18 and $28/hr., depending on where you live. Amazon says Flex is available now in over 50 cities and states. These range from Atlanta and Akron to Utah and Virginia Beach. They include the San Francisco Bay area, which is where Drivers reportedly earn an average of $28.18/hr. For more on Amazon Flex, click here.
UberEats
If you have a reliable car (or a bike or scooter), UberEats could be a good option. Uber is expanding its UberEats service across the US, and needs Couriers to make it happen.
You’re probably familiar with Uber, and maybe you’ve taken a ride with an Uber driver. UberEats is a bit different, since drivers take meals to customers rather than driving people. This is why the car requirements aren’t very strict. Just about any vehicle will do. Hourly pay varies widely, depending on where you live, whether “surge” and “boost” rates are in effect, how you manage your orders, etc. To find out more, click here.
Postmates
Postmates is another legitimate side-driving option. They pay up to $25/hr., plus tips, the company says, though the average appears to be about $10-$15 — depending on location, surge pricing, etc. You’ll be taking food or merchandise to local folks on your own schedule. Pay is by direct deposit 4-7 business days after the delivery. For more on Postmates, click here.
Deliv
Deliv is hiring Drivers to make local package deliveries. Pay reportedly ranges from $14 to $20/hr., with an occasional mention of higher rates. However, in the driving gigs we’ve seen, higher rates usually take awhile — you have to learn to “work the system” — and sometimes they apply only to certain big cities.
Deliv also pays Drivers a “Time on Task” rate, which reportedly varies. But Drivers say that if you book a block of time and don’t get any deliveries, you’ll still get paid one-half of your Time on Task rate. For more on Deliv, click here.
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