I always message the customer as soon as i pull up to the restaurant to let them know if i'm still waiting on their order or not. They always appreciate communication. Loving the channel!
1:52 I have strong evidence suggesting they hide the tip if a customer tips more than $8. I did a video analyzing this a couple weeks ago. But honestly, $8 per person is plenty for me to see whether it's a worthwhile order so I don't mind as much as I do with Doordash hiding tips.
That’s great to know! I guess DoorDash can hide any tips above like $3.50 or $4.00 so it’s nice Uber Eats doesn’t hide anything under $8.00. I think I’m happy with that
My experience (Los Angeles): I was able to get verified and start driving in 3 hours after I uploaded my insurance, license, and background check which was surprisingly fast for a first time gig worker like myself. I did UE for the first time yesterday and I made $90 in 2.5 hours. 8/9 customers tipped me both before and after the order was delivered! My highest tip was $9.95. Maybe this is the “honeymoon phase” I’ve read about but I’m taking full advantage.
That’s great news! Unfortunately I think the “honeymoon phase” might be real, but that doesn’t mean you can’t make good money after your first couple shifts. Keep it up and you should be fine!
@@tayyabblog6402 I don’t see anybody talk about Grubhub, but while I think DoorDash is probably the most popular where I live a couple hours away, my best friend lives, and they all use Grubhub that she knows of- but between business, friends and social life, she knows a lot of people.
You gotta pay attention to that offer screen as a beginner on Uber. They'll send your ass across city, county, state or national lines. As Megan Risman said in one of her videos - Uber works great as side hoe, don't depend on it full time.
I’ve been doing it since it started just put in the wor and know your areas, restaurants and don’t take real crappy ones unless your staying in your zone
not hidden tip. uber customers has option to reduce or add to tip up to an hour after delivery, so it is a gamble but usually they tip the amount you accepted job for, and often tip extra if you not multi apping too much and giving slow delivery times...after the hour up it shows full pay for that order. my advice use uber for lunch in downtown areas, make 30 plus an hour consistently.
Unfortunately, I can't do UE. They won't accept my insurance, because "my name is not my insurance", that's because my parents pay for it. And my vehicles are "too old". They have to be a minimum of 15 years!! Like wtf UE!! 😡😭
Better than DoorDash but some Uber eats customer reduce a tip after delivery. DoorDash is hard to take out tip. Every order is delivered properly, carefully but nasty person does that.
Hey Jacob, did you ever manage to get the acceptance screen map glitch fixed? I just started Uber Eats this week and it is happening to me too. Very inconvenient!
On Uber Eats, I don’t think it’ll let me pick up for the 2nd restaurant first. I would like to be wrong about this, but I haven’t found out if I can do this
I’d say $2-$10 is very typical. Orders $10 and higher mainly come when there’s two orders at the same time. You’ll eventually see bigger orders when you drive more and learn how the app works
I have other videos about how to use two apps at the same time if you want to check those out. Make sure to do this safely so the customers always get their food on time and you don’t get deactivated
@@jean-frederickouame7547 "My Multi-Apping Strategy with DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub, etc. to Increase Profits" I explain how to multi-app safely in this video and then I also talk about what to do when you're more experienced working with two or more apps. Hope this helps and remember to only do what you feel comfortable and avoid deactivations!
I don’t think you need to give the receipt to the customer since they already have their receipt from Uber. Just take a picture of the receipt for the app and then you can probably throw it away
@@PhoenixDeliveries what’s your opinion though can you actually make more money with the plus card? Also I was wondering what’s the reason for the plus card because I was talking to a customer and he had no idea that I was the one ordering and paying for it at the restaurant he said he just ordered and payed through the uber app like everyone else does he didn’t know that on my end I ordering and paying for his food.
I haven’t had the plus card long enough to know if you make more money but I like it so far. And yes, I don’t think the customer knows they are ordering from a restaurant where we have to order and pay ourselves, so that’s inconvenient for them, but I think it’s used for restaurants that don’t fully want to be on the Uber East platform and directly accept orders from Uber
@@PhoenixDeliveries and I noticed on that uber eats order that I had to pay for with the plus card the customer wasn’t that far away but I had to wait like 20min for the food and my pay was $22.00 wasn’t sure if the waiting time had anything to do with the pay cause the drop off was only 3min away
I think they factor in the waiting time and offer you more money to take an order where you’ll have to wait longer at the restaurant. That’s just my guess
My English is not very good, I still don't quite understand everything you said in the video, I would like to know if it is possible to earn 1000$ or more a week in Phoenix with uber eats and doordash, in about 40/50 hours p week? thanks
I think it is possible. If you work 50 hours every week and earn an average of $20 per hour, you’ll hit $1,000 every week. Unfortunately my schedule doesn’t allow for testing this out right now but I think it can be done. Thanks for watching!
@@94blockmarauders07 was that with bonuses, or just straight pay? Because that's pretty high, how many hours did you work? I just started, never done gig work before, I got the first 100 deliveries minimum pay bonus. I made $1375 in 5 days because i knocked the 100 deliveries out in 5 days.
I always message the customer as soon as i pull up to the restaurant to let them know if i'm still waiting on their order or not. They always appreciate communication. Loving the channel!
Great vlog. I'm glad that you're Multi-apping now. Definitely a game changer.
It’s absolutely a game changer! I’m so excited I have two apps to work with. I’ve been trying to get approved for a few more
1:52 I have strong evidence suggesting they hide the tip if a customer tips more than $8. I did a video analyzing this a couple weeks ago. But honestly, $8 per person is plenty for me to see whether it's a worthwhile order so I don't mind as much as I do with Doordash hiding tips.
Yes they hide from 8 or even 8.50....which is a smart thing gives us plenty of information while they can protect against cherry picking as well
That’s great to know! I guess DoorDash can hide any tips above like $3.50 or $4.00 so it’s nice Uber Eats doesn’t hide anything under $8.00. I think I’m happy with that
Thank you my friend for your time.. you're awesome for showing us how
You’re welcome! I hope I can continue to provide great videos for you!
My experience (Los Angeles): I was able to get verified and start driving in 3 hours after I uploaded my insurance, license, and background check which was surprisingly fast for a first time gig worker like myself. I did UE for the first time yesterday and I made $90 in 2.5 hours. 8/9 customers tipped me both before and after the order was delivered! My highest tip was $9.95. Maybe this is the “honeymoon phase” I’ve read about but I’m taking full advantage.
That’s great news! Unfortunately I think the “honeymoon phase” might be real, but that doesn’t mean you can’t make good money after your first couple shifts. Keep it up and you should be fine!
Did you do alone? LA is hard to park and scary parking ticket. What time and what day did you do? I guess it’s weekend evening…
which cities is best Uber Eat Or Doordash?
@@tayyabblog6402 I don’t see anybody talk about Grubhub, but while I think DoorDash is probably the most popular where I live a couple hours away, my best friend lives, and they all use Grubhub that she knows of- but between business, friends and social life, she knows a lot of people.
@@tayyabblog6402 but my answer to your question would be it really depends it’s different everywhere.
Customers tip bait and lower the final pay amount I wish Uber would change that
I heard of that happening to other people but I’m glad I haven’t experienced that yet
I had once and it was weekend night.
Bustard lady. Never forget.
Many tipped more but…
Uber eats seem easy to change a tip on app.
You gotta pay attention to that offer screen as a beginner on Uber. They'll send your ass across city, county, state or national lines. As Megan Risman said in one of her videos - Uber works great as side hoe, don't depend on it full time.
Yeah it would be hard to rely on Uber all by itself but I’m having a good time with it
I’ve been doing it since it started just put in the wor and know your areas, restaurants and don’t take real crappy ones unless your staying in your zone
That’s some good advice!
Oooo nice one. Keep going brother. Uber eats is amazing
I’m having a great time with Uber Eats so far! They have a ton of gray features that other apps don’t have
Sounds like that was a great shift and awesome day 1. Welcome aboard.
Thank you! I’m excited by what I’m seeing from Uber Eats so far
I love doing UE in Scottsdale, my favorite area
not hidden tip. uber customers has option to reduce or add to tip up to an hour after delivery, so it is a gamble but usually they tip the amount you accepted job for, and often tip extra if you not multi apping too much and giving slow delivery times...after the hour up it shows full pay for that order. my advice use uber for lunch in downtown areas, make 30 plus an hour consistently.
Thanks for the advice!
Are you talking about downtown LA?
Scary parking ticket…
Where to park?
@@louietoltolvlog9699 i am missing a leg so i use my trusty handicap sticker...i work Seattle area.
Unfortunately, I can't do UE.
They won't accept my insurance, because "my name is not my insurance", that's because my parents pay for it.
And my vehicles are "too old". They have to be a minimum of 15 years!!
Like wtf UE!! 😡😭
Better than DoorDash but some Uber eats customer reduce a tip after delivery. DoorDash is hard to take out tip.
Every order is delivered properly, carefully but nasty person does that.
I'm happy I haven't experienced a reduced tip for Uber Eats yet. I'm sure I won't be too happy when it happens
Aww your such a angel so kind and adorable
Thank you. I hope you’re enjoying my videos
Hey Jacob, did you ever manage to get the acceptance screen map glitch fixed? I just started Uber Eats this week and it is happening to me too. Very inconvenient!
That was a rookie move 😂 if you get stack orders and you know both places you can go to either one and then pick up the other one
On Uber Eats, I don’t think it’ll let me pick up for the 2nd restaurant first. I would like to be wrong about this, but I haven’t found out if I can do this
Man i can barely get a 7 dollar ping lol. All mines are like 5 and under.
I certainly get quite a few of those $2-$4 offers. I try to decline them and move on
UE is terrible in louisiana sat for an hour and nothing. Turned on Doordash and bam instantly got hit with orders
Yeah I’ve noticed DoorDash has a lot more orders but UE can have higher payouts
Where do you find big orders? My first day was yesterday and i could only get orders from 2-10 dollars. Im in orlando.
I’d say $2-$10 is very typical. Orders $10 and higher mainly come when there’s two orders at the same time. You’ll eventually see bigger orders when you drive more and learn how the app works
It’s not a glitch that app is like that
No way? That’s so annoying. You’ve never been able to see where the restaurant is and where you’re dropping off?
@@PhoenixDeliveries I been months with them that alway been like that
That’s going to get frustrating quickly. Thanks for letting me know!
@@PhoenixDeliveries welcome
Are you able to audit the actual tips or do you have to take Uber's word for the amounts?
I can go into my earnings and view the exact tip I received from the customer
it was not great for me it kept dinging me out of my zip code. For deliveries I do I prefer to drive a company car.
Yeah we’ve gotta be careful about not taking deliveries too far out of our usual zone
@@PhoenixDeliveries yes that's why I deliver auto parts and also have my own delivery job.
Wow nice video host I like that
Thank you! I hope it was helpful for you!
You turn on the ubereats and doordash at the same time ?
Yes I do, especially if one of the apps is really slow. That way I can accept the best order between the two apps
@@PhoenixDeliveries ok I will try. Thanks for your feedback
I have other videos about how to use two apps at the same time if you want to check those out. Make sure to do this safely so the customers always get their food on time and you don’t get deactivated
What is the title of this video please?
@@jean-frederickouame7547 "My Multi-Apping Strategy with DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub, etc. to Increase Profits" I explain how to multi-app safely in this video and then I also talk about what to do when you're more experienced working with two or more apps. Hope this helps and remember to only do what you feel comfortable and avoid deactivations!
How long did it take for you to get approved?
It took me quite a while and I had to contact support a few times. Don't be afraid to contact them if you want to speed up the process
every market is different dude some places people mayy hardly use uber eats
They are on the same route
Good job
Thank you! Uber Eats has been pretty good to me!
@@PhoenixDeliveries I'm glad. Just keep up the good work
Over 300 deliveries , why never see one order like yours ?
Which order are you discussing? I might be able to help
Do you give the receipt to the customer when using the plus card
I don’t think you need to give the receipt to the customer since they already have their receipt from Uber. Just take a picture of the receipt for the app and then you can probably throw it away
@@PhoenixDeliveries what’s your opinion though can you actually make more money with the plus card? Also I was wondering what’s the reason for the plus card because I was talking to a customer and he had no idea that I was the one ordering and paying for it at the restaurant he said he just ordered and payed through the uber app like everyone else does he didn’t know that on my end I ordering and paying for his food.
I haven’t had the plus card long enough to know if you make more money but I like it so far. And yes, I don’t think the customer knows they are ordering from a restaurant where we have to order and pay ourselves, so that’s inconvenient for them, but I think it’s used for restaurants that don’t fully want to be on the Uber East platform and directly accept orders from Uber
@@PhoenixDeliveries and I noticed on that uber eats order that I had to pay for with the plus card the customer wasn’t that far away but I had to wait like 20min for the food and my pay was $22.00 wasn’t sure if the waiting time had anything to do with the pay cause the drop off was only 3min away
I think they factor in the waiting time and offer you more money to take an order where you’ll have to wait longer at the restaurant. That’s just my guess
My English is not very good, I still don't quite understand everything you said in the video, I would like to know if it is possible to earn 1000$ or more a week in Phoenix with uber eats and doordash, in about 40/50 hours p week? thanks
I think it is possible. If you work 50 hours every week and earn an average of $20 per hour, you’ll hit $1,000 every week. Unfortunately my schedule doesn’t allow for testing this out right now but I think it can be done. Thanks for watching!
Made 384 today
That’s amazing! Were you working just Uber Eats or multiple apps?
Just uber eats I'm doin it full time n work more then 40 hrs a week
Good job! One of these days I’m going to see how much I can make in one day. I haven’t hit $384 quite yet
@@94blockmarauders07 was that with bonuses, or just straight pay?
Because that's pretty high, how many hours did you work?
I just started, never done gig work before, I got the first 100 deliveries minimum pay bonus.
I made $1375 in 5 days because i knocked the 100 deliveries out in 5 days.
For 14 hrs
What about the plus card
I didn’t have the plus card when I made this video, but the video I posted yesterday has my first order with the plus card
Great 👍
Thank you! Glad you liked it!
UE got bs promotions too.
In Canada, Vancouver it's Uber is pathetic...
That’s sad. I’ve come to really like Uber. I wish they had more orders in my area
Hi jacob u are live in arizona
Yep I love it out here, but it gets pretty hot in the summer!
U E better tips but fewer orders
Yeah that’s what I’ve been seeing. DoorDash has a lot more orders so I can’t just rely not Uber Eats
Uber, they are a tef they charge me 55%
They charge you for driving for them or for using their service?
Uber suck
I curious why you think Uber is bad
@@PhoenixDeliveries they take 55% of my earnings is not to much?
@@PhoenixDeliveries I yes make a rate they charge 11 and pay me 535 I have a Cadillac 8 ilinder