I'm currently 17 and turn 18 next week and been highly considering doing ubereats/doordash for some money on my ebike once I can, I'll work from 9:30-2:30 and from 5-9 for at least 5 days a week: I've heard these times will be the most profitable, how much would you estimate me to earn each week doing so? Also any suggestions/recommendations? Thanks
The times you've selected to work should be profitable. They will become more profitable for you, once you weed out the bad restaurants in your area. My suggestion for 5 days would be Friday, Saturday, Sunday, then whatever 2 weekdays you want. I would need some more information to give you an estimate on earning potential. -Where do you live? -How well do you know the area you plan on delivering in? -How much do you want to make? -Do you know which app is more popular in your area?
@@LHFW3 Thank you very much appreciate the information, but I’m from providence, Rhode Island which I think ik my way around since I’ve bacially grown up here, I plan on delivering food downtown which as a huge stripe of food chains and restaurants, if I can pull at least $700 a week I’ll be more than happy I’m willing to fully dedicate myself to it, Uber eats and doordash seem to be the most popular here
@@MellyP1 Always be cautious when delivering downtown. It's one of the hardest places to deliver. Due to limited parking (have money or app for meeters), Slow droppoffs (high rise buildings), high concentration of parking enforcement (love giving drivers tickets). I would download both apps this week as well as both customer apps. Look at zones on DoorDash driver app. When you know the name of the zones input it in customer app as though you were ordering food. From there the app will tell you how many restaurants is there. More restaurants usually means more deliveries. This will give you an idea of a place that could be a backup for downtown. I suggest starting with DoorDash for 2 weeks to learn how it works, then UberEats last week of this month. From there it will be trial and error but if you stick with it I have no doubt you can make $700 a week. Make your order minimum $5 I would also suggest checking out my best zones & restaurants videos. Good luck out there.
@@LHFW3 You the man🙌🏽Also do you have a referral code by any chance, so both of us can get a incentive once I complete a certain amount of deliveries or such?
I'm currently 17 and turn 18 next week and been highly considering doing ubereats/doordash for some money on my ebike once I can, I'll work from 9:30-2:30 and from 5-9 for at least 5 days a week: I've heard these times will be the most profitable, how much would you estimate me to earn each week doing so? Also any suggestions/recommendations? Thanks
The times you've selected to work should be profitable. They will become more profitable for you, once you weed out the bad restaurants in your area. My suggestion for 5 days would be Friday, Saturday, Sunday, then whatever 2 weekdays you want.
I would need some more information to give you an estimate on earning potential.
-Where do you live?
-How well do you know the area you plan on delivering in?
-How much do you want to make?
-Do you know which app is more popular in your area?
@@LHFW3 Thank you very much appreciate the information, but I’m from providence, Rhode Island which I think ik my way around since I’ve bacially grown up here, I plan on delivering food downtown which as a huge stripe of food chains and restaurants, if I can pull at least $700 a week I’ll be more than happy I’m willing to fully dedicate myself to it, Uber eats and doordash seem to be the most popular here
@@MellyP1 Always be cautious when delivering downtown. It's one of the hardest places to deliver. Due to limited parking (have money or app for meeters), Slow droppoffs (high rise buildings), high concentration of parking enforcement (love giving drivers tickets).
I would download both apps this week as well as both customer apps. Look at zones on DoorDash driver app. When you know the name of the zones input it in customer app as though you were ordering food. From there the app will tell you how many restaurants is there. More restaurants usually means more deliveries. This will give you an idea of a place that could be a backup for downtown.
I suggest starting with DoorDash for 2 weeks to learn how it works, then UberEats last week of this month. From there it will be trial and error but if you stick with it I have no doubt you can make $700 a week. Make your order minimum $5
I would also suggest checking out my best zones & restaurants videos. Good luck out there.
@@LHFW3 You the man🙌🏽Also do you have a referral code by any chance, so both of us can get a incentive once I complete a certain amount of deliveries or such?
@@MellyP1 Doordash does have referral link but they only give money to the referrer. Do you have IG or FB? We can work something out.