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Can DoorDash Drivers Really Make $17.50 an Hour?

In the good old days of rideshare driving and delivery, drivers could make some good money, especially if they coupled their earnings with bonuses and referrals. Not so any longer! By 2019, those opportunities are long gone.

However, recently DoorDash founder Tony Xu claimed DoorDash drivers, aka Dashers, still could make $17.50 an hour. Is this true? Can DoorDash drivers really make $17.50 an hour? Let’s break it down.

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Updated Postmates Referral Codes for Drivers

Get your Postmates Driver Referral Code & Postmates Sign Up Bonus here: https://therideshareguy.com/Drive/Postmates

Driving delivery is an integral component to many drivers’ strategies, as driving rideshare + delivery can maximize time on the road. Deciding which delivery company to start with, however, can be a challenge – how do you know which will be busiest in your city? Today, RSG contributor Paula Gibbins makes it a little easier for you to decide with the latest sign up bonuses for Postmates.

I always recommend drivers sign up for a couple of services (Uber, Lyft, Postmates, DoorDash and more here), since it only takes a few minutes and can help you stay busy and profitable.  If you’ve been considering delivery driving but didn’t know where to start, consider signing up with a Postmates referral code, get the bonus in your city, and then see if delivery is a good option for you as a driver.

Getting Started with Postmates – Sign Up with a Postmates Driver Referral Code

Signing up to deliver with Postmates is fairly easy, and you can check out Dash’s walkthrough of signing up for Postmates. Signing up to drive with Postmates is, in fact, easier than signing up to drive for Uber/Lyft, since Postmates isn’t nearly as strict on what type of vehicle you use to deliver food. You can have a two-door vehicle, a bicycle, truck, etc.

Postmates Courier Delivery Requirements

According to the Terms of Service, Postmates requires their couriers to be at least 18 years of age. They allow the couriers to use cars or bicycles to deliver the customer’s order, which is good news for people looking to make some extra cash but don’t have a vehicle available.

When creating an account, you’ll be required to provide personal information including a photo of yourself for identification verification purposes. Also be sure to enter your bank information for direct deposit of your paycheck.

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Uber Eats Driver Review: Top Tips to Know Before Joining

Uber has been aggressively rolling out Uber Eats over the past few months and many drivers have e-mailed us with questions. Today, contributor Ezra Dubroff shines some light on what it’s like to actually deliver food with Uber Eats and how much money you can make.

How to drive for Uber Eats: If you’d like to get your Uber Eats bonus, click here to sign up. If you’re interested in Uber Eats delivery then you might also be interested in signing up to deliver for Postmates and Doordash. See a full list of sign-up bonuses and incentives for rideshare drivers and delivery services.

Driving for Uber Eats: My Experience

You’ve probably heard of Uber Eats by now, but what is it exactly? Uber initially made its mark by disrupting the transportation industry, which billions of people around the world rely on every single day. And now Uber is making a huge push into another service that satisfies a basic human need: food, specifically food delivery. Former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick explained the service, “you push a button and you get lunch.” Sounds pretty great for customers, but what’s it like for drivers? Let’s find out!

I fired up my app and set out to explore these questions, including how much Uber Eats delivery drivers make. Let’s see what I discovered! In this post, I’ll tell you about my experiences of actually going out and delivering for Uber Eats on a recent Saturday, plus common questions Uber Eats delivery people have and how much I made.

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Become a Caviar Courier – How To Sign Up & Get Your Bonus

Tired of driving for Uber and Lyft and want to try something that doesn’t involve shuttling around people? You might be interested in Caviar, a food delivery service. Senior RSG contributor Dash Bridges shares what it’s like to become a Caviar courier, from the sign up process to the payouts.

In the past couple of years I’ve tried a variety of different delivery services, including DoorDash, Postmates, Instacart, Uber Eats, and Eaze. Like finding hair ties in my daughters’ bedroom, there’s always more. This month the RSG suggested I try another delivery service, Caviar and become a Caviar courier.

Interested in driving delivery? Make sure to check out all of our delivery sign up bonuses before you get started!

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Instacart Driver Sign Up Bonus – Plus How Much Money I Made!

In this final installment on working for Instacart, we’ve provided some updates for delivering with Instacart in 2019, and of course kept the information on how much Dash Bridges made while driving for Instacart!

Earlier this year, I tried to work for Instacart to see how it compared to my DoorDash experience. I wrote about my onboarding experience here. In summary, the app and attention to detail impressed me. The $12.50/hr guarantee did not.

My next article described my first shift, including shopping for food, pre-shopped pickups, challenges and other observations. In my first 4.5 hour shift, I averaged $15.53/hr. Not great, but hey, just my first time.

So now, finally, please allow me to wrap up the loose ends of my Instacart story. As with all of my articles, the ONLY payment I’ll receive for this writing is from the Rideshare Guy. I’m not a corporate shill and I don’t have any conflicts of interest. Without further ado…

Ready to sign up for Instacart? You can sign up here using our affiliate link.

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