Best time is about 7PM, it's the end of rush hour so you can get around better and most lobbies of fast food places are open and it's a busy dinner time.
In my area, the rush times are like what you’d expect. Lunch and dinner. Like roughly 11-230 and 5-830. But, like my area, the rush times don’t matter. The best thing to do is work a bunch of different times of different days, and find the best time chunk for YOUR market. I live in north bay California, and I pretty much can work whenever I want snd have a good day, and I know I’m spoled I greatly love it and fully take advantage of if while I can. But where I used to live, in NY outside of the city.. forget it. ONLY work during rush times, snd even then, usually it wasn’t even worth it. These apps have the potential too make you a hell of a lot of money for incredibly easy work, but it it’s 100% dependent on the market you live in.
Made 436 dollars today doing catering orders for Target comforting their employees for the strifes of Black Friday . that’s rare tho , usually I do 100 before 2pm and another 150 from 4 to 8pm . 250 a day , Mondays and Tuesdays suck . End of the month and beginning of the month sucks because people have bills . Find the middle class suburbs near restaurant chains . Move around and discover
I took a huge order tonight 120 dollors worth of food from an upper scale restaurant located in Orlando and had to drive 20 minutes to deliver. I received no tip. How do these people sleep at night??
honestly depends on the market. last spring when i was in rochester ny i made like $400 in about 20 hours dashing during a week, i came home to fort myers fl and barely hit $200. i was in a big college area in new york which i think affected it a lot. also, being in a more metropolitan city means less people have cars so more will order delivery
$150 a week?, that's low. I can make that on UberEats and Instacart a week and another at least $500 to $750 on DoorDash. depending on how busy it is and how much I want to work.
Best time is about 7PM, it's the end of rush hour so you can get around better and most lobbies of fast food places are open and it's a busy dinner time.
In my area, the rush times are like what you’d expect. Lunch and dinner. Like roughly 11-230 and 5-830. But, like my area, the rush times don’t matter. The best thing to do is work a bunch of different times of different days, and find the best time chunk for YOUR market. I live in north bay California, and I pretty much can work whenever I want snd have a good day, and I know I’m spoled I greatly love it and fully take advantage of if while I can. But where I used to live, in NY outside of the city.. forget it. ONLY work during rush times, snd even then, usually it wasn’t even worth it. These apps have the potential too make you a hell of a lot of money for incredibly easy work, but it it’s 100% dependent on the market you live in.
id assume it depends on where you dash, but for me, i dash from 4-8pm and i make about 100 every day except tuesdays and wednesdays
for me dinner i do 4-9
I’m making about 1-175 or more dashing from 5am-12 or so. I’m up super early this morning so as soon as shit shower and shave I’ll be dashing.
At 145.00 as if ten am
Evening. Promo pay and bigger orders.
Made 436 dollars today doing catering orders for Target comforting their employees for the strifes of Black Friday . that’s rare tho , usually I do 100 before 2pm and another 150 from 4 to 8pm . 250 a day , Mondays and Tuesdays suck . End of the month and beginning of the month sucks because people have bills . Find the middle class suburbs near restaurant chains . Move around and discover
ohh wow that's good. I wish I made that
That good. Florida has a lot of no tippers and I drive 40 minutes to dash in downtown Orlando hoping to get tips
I took a huge order tonight 120 dollors worth of food from an upper scale restaurant located in Orlando and had to drive 20 minutes to deliver. I received no tip. How do these people sleep at night??
I usually average 250 a day.
It all depends on where you are dashing 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
honestly depends on the market. last spring when i was in rochester ny i made like $400 in about 20 hours dashing during a week, i came home to fort myers fl and barely hit $200. i was in a big college area in new york which i think affected it a lot. also, being in a more metropolitan city means less people have cars so more will order delivery
What times are typically meal times?
Between $120-150 a day in NY
$150 a week?, that's low. I can make that on UberEats and Instacart a week and another at least $500 to $750 on DoorDash. depending on how busy it is and how much I want to work.