Over $10,000 a month on Doordash-FULL STRATEGY; my last month of delivery
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Like many people, I suffered financially during the pandemic, so I flew home to the US, and took up driving delivery last year. In my last month of Doordash, Grubhub, and Uber Eats, I earned a little over $12,000 in the entrepreneurship venture. This video shows how you can do the same-step by step. It was a lot of hard work, and I feel relieved to have the phase of my life behind me. I'm using the money I made in the last 5 months as seed money for our business, and to travel full time with my family. Currently in Tulum, Mexico.
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I don't know if I missed this info but, did you use a second phone for Google maps? Also how many hours per day did you work
@@MsShelly32 I briefly used a second phone, but it turned into more problems than it was worth. One phone that works well is probably better than two you have to juggle while driving. For this video, I averaged a little over 12 hours/day for 29 days. Weekends were a little more, weekdays a little less.
This is a great video. I've been living out of my car for a few months doing this building out of debt. The hardest part is the burnout but every day not working is another day in debt. Very doable and wish more videos were like this.
Just be careful, burnout is a real thing and can make you depressed. I think it was important for me to have an end date, or otherwise something to look forward to. $12k was my last month, but I’d have a hard time doing that month after month with nothing else to do. The previous months were $6k-10k, and I only worked for about 5 months straight in total.
@@callmelil i just need like 4, 5k in 2 months. Been trying but can only use 2 apps right now. Another problem is trying to get at least a dollar a mile. Ubereats throwing you 3.50 for 5 miles smh. Also wait times and tall buildings waiting for elevators and permission to pass. Gonna try another hot zone where i know it's mostly residencial houses.
@@projectnerdvana2820 definitely a good idea to go residential. Figure out what’s costing you time and avoid it like the plague. Also, get on another app if you can..I was rejecting more than 90% of the orders that came in. The key to getting good orders is volume
What multi app do you suggest
@@TheTunisiaD the problem is if those apps are even taking in New people. I'm stuck with doordash and UberEATS.
There is no shame in being a delivery driver. Delivery drivers are the backbone of this country's commerce. The only thing people should be ashamed of is, if they aren't giving a 100% of an honest days work in the job they are working. You need to re adjust your outlook.
I have addressed this in other comments, but basically it came out wrong. Lots of people who know me, know I do this job, and I’m in no way ashamed of it. Between my email subs and IG following, I have 25k people following me as a photographer and content marketer/creator. It’s how I’ve built my career, and I was reluctant to risk that image…has nothing to do with delivery drivers or their value, and my photography career DID suffer because of this video
I agree.
Yup!! You’re 100% Correct! I’ve been told many horrible and mean opinions about what I do as a driver but I just keep smiling cuz if it was such a bad job then why do they order from us so much??! 😂😂 so their cruel words shouldn’t be taken personally it’s just ignorance lol 🤷🏽♀️😄 But this video has some good helpful tips it’s always fun to watch videos about us AWESOME DRIVERS WooHoo!!!
I did that in trucking and I don’t think it’s for me anymore
This literally is the answer I was looking for. I went from averaging $100 a day to $200 a day to hopefully $300-400. Been in a huge sticky situation and this gives me an idea to get out of it all thank you so much.
That's exactly what I used this strategy for. I was between a rick and a hard place, and essentially was forced to make this work. Good luck! I hope this info works for you
Where are you guys located??
@@Mr300OG I’m in London now, but my delivery market was Medford, Oregon
@@callmelil Wow, small F'ing world, man!! I grew up in Medford/GP. Seeing you make this kind of money in Medford does give some hope. Having said that, Medford a year ago was still very much into the whole Covid fad. Meaning deliveries were still a premium market. Now I'm in TX where Covid wasn't treated with nearly the same concern as OR and the market here reflects that.
Same.. I was in a very sticky situation. This strategy got me out. So grateful
I felt the same way about doing delivery at first but then I realized that there’s nothing to be embarrassed about. If you’re able to make your life better then take advantage of the opportunity. I use it as a side hustle and I paid off my car quicker because of it. I’m very thankful for the extra income whenever I need it. It’s also a good backup plan
100%, thank you! I didn't mean to say that in a way like I'm "embarrassed". I meant more like, "I've built a career with a certain online image, and I didn't want to broadcast to my clients-that this is what I'm doing now." I did post this on my IG, and my photography business did take a hit because of it. Not a big deal anymore, but I was worried about how it would affect my previous job/business. I clearly misspoke as you're far from the only person who took it that way
Yes it is a good side hustle and yes it’s an OK back up plan I just got burnt by doing this I had a decent job and I just completely quit to do DoorDash full-time it was the most stupidest decision I’ve ever made in my life I had about $6000 saved up in my savings Unfortunately I had to start digging into that to pay my bills I get it it is a good side gig and yes you can pay bills with this but it’s not promised and you also have to pay taxes on it as well maintenance on your vehicle oil changes tires brakes and now with DoorDash it’s starting to slow down dramatically because people don’t have the money like they used to because of inflation might want to start looking for a W-2 job I am actually going back to one at least I know I can have a job every day knowing that I can have a decent paycheck every week and not have to worry about what bill I can’t pay
Boy…you’ve really got this down to a science. Very helpful tips. Thanks for sharing🙃
I have around 12k deliveries under my belt between apps and I’ve been collecting data the whole time. Happy to be done and lots to share
Realest ish I’ve heard in a min! Onward and upward my g! I’m sure we will all hear about your company sooner rather than…
My current job has a very toxic atmosphere. So I’ll be quitting and doing this while trying to find a better job, unless this turns out pretty well. Thanks for the encouragement and advice!
Good for you, yes do it!
Thank you for the love! And congrats on quitting your job..They don’t deserve your time or attention ✌️
It's a lifestyle you won't wanna leave.
@@kileNoe you referring to delivery driving on the food apps. Are you a delivery driver on the foods? If you are do you mind me asking how it is?
I’m in the same EXACT situation, it’s much better for your mental health to deliver instead, gives you the freedom, no toxic co workers, and the time to find the new and better spot, good luck!
Memorize where the massive 6 floor apartments are on the map so you can reject/cancel them. Half the time on those is finding parking, trying to get a code from customer, waiting for an elevator only to find it requires a key card to use, going up the wrong side of the apartment, so you have to go all the way back down and find the right door. One time I got stuck in a parking garage because the elevator I used to get in had a keycode, but I forgot what floor I parked on so I got off on the wrong floor only to discover the elevator door on that floor was a key card instead of a code, so I was literally stuck on that floor shouting for help as I circled around looking for a staircase.
I was avoiding almost all apartment complexes like the plague. Definitely upvoted this for visibility
Such buildings don't exist where I live. The tallest is 4 floors at the university.
@@callmelil you can pin stuff to move it to the top
Got stuck in a parking garage and had to run under a dropping gate like a movie to get out.
Wow. I got tired just reading your entire odyssey. lol
I am doing door dash so I have seed money for business acquisitions. Doing around 7-8k a month double from just door dash. Working 12hrs+ everyday. If you have goals and dreams and your serious it is a awesome vehicle. Thanks for the video.
That’s kickass man, what businesses are you hoping to start/acquire? Are you multi-apping?
How many miles are you putting on everyday?
Yeah I did 12 hours for about two days and those two days for five hours I literally sat around and got no orders so not every market is the same so don’t go blowing smoke up peoples ass because that’s what burnt me everybody says oh yeah DoorDash is great being a delivery driver is awesome found out it wasn’t so very awesome it actually fucking sucked I am always stressed and worried about if I’m gonna have enough money at the end of the week to pay my fucking bills
@@asmokingp3005 275ish. 10hrs 7days a week. Doing even better now been hitting 2k weeks.
That point at the end at of living your life was profound !
Love this man, this is exactly what I've been working towards, funneling my earnings from delivering towards my channel & building out my brand. AMAZING that you were able to accomplish this ALSO your camera quality is INCREDIBLE so glad to see your hard work pay off to pursue the things you want to do :)
Amen to that! What's your brand?
@@callmelil Building a community around creators, entrepreneurs, really a place for anyone on their own journey! Planning on building it out in a way where it can be something I always do even while I find other things to dive into as I get older!
Thank you for your time and explaining your experience. Multi-apps is best options, along with making adjustments when needed. Good stuff!
Totally. Multi-apping is the single biggest thing that will add money per hour-to the tune of an extra $7-10/hour.
A fan and new subscriber here from Guam about to relocate to the mainland US to make a lifestyle change. Trying to get into this gig. Thank you for sharing your experiences and knowledge. I will definitely be using your strategies.
Good luck my man, I wish you the best!
This was really a great entertaining video. My goal is exactly what you did. I just need enough to actually do what I want. Thanks a lot. Keep the vids coming.
What is it that you want to do?
Great video! Thanks for the information. I tried doing medical courier work and from my experience it was a major joke. Viewing Doordash from this perspective seems 1000x better than doing courier work with the company I was with. I'm going to try it. Thanks again.🙏🏾
That is honestly so surprising! I was under the impression medical courier was good work..guess I've never really looked that far into it. Can you give me a bit more details? What made it bad?
This can be addicting and you can forget to live your life so true 😰😰
This is so true, I decided to make a whole new video about it: th-cam.com/video/IjDLlgeNaJc/w-d-xo.html
Amen @ avoiding IHOP orders. Subbed💪🏾
Thanks for posting. I had no idea this was possible. Challenge accepted. 😀
Hope you've given it a shot and are doing well. Any insights?
Finally! Someone agrees with me on not sitting in one spot
“Not wasting gas” and “staying in the busy area” are compelling common sense reasons to park and wait, but it doesn’t take much experimentation before you realize you get a lot of orders right as you leave your spot-and not much research on the algorithm to figure out why
@@callmelil I totallyyyy agree
Great talk! And nice optimized edit!
Perfect video. I know many don't think it's possible, but like you, I steadily make well into the 5 figure range every month, even now. But I live and work in a very busy market so I tend to make more than average multi apping. Glad it worked out for you and that you're back able to do the things that you truly enjoy doing
And i was thrilled the week i made 750!
What city do you live in?
@@niteroad100 Long Island, NY. Great place!
Wow! 5 figure range every month? That works out to consistently about $50 an hour. Any tips about how to achieve those kind of numbers?
@@niteroad100 Most of the people making 10k plus, probably live in Cali or NY.
I would also say that getting an order that seems too good to be true (ex: $18 Taco Bell for 5 miles) is something to consider as well, because some places will either tip extremely well because the order is super huge or that order just hasn't moved for whatever reason but the customer REALLY wants their food.
Absolutely true. Let me just add to that and say the reason may be that other drivers have already driven there only to unasign. More than a couple times have I driven 15-20 min (giving up other orders), only to find the restaurant is closed or forces you through the drive thru, and it's like a mile long
1. Volume = Options
2. Time you spend waiting is time you you could have spent delivering an order.
3. Multi app to increase earning potential. Stack orders if you like to go fast and furious.
4. Don't be afraid of rejecting orders that don't fit your strategy.
5. Set goals. Short and long term metrics.
Bonus: Keep on top of your miles, expenses & earnings now that you are a independent contractor.
You’ve got it down, great summary. And yes! Especially your miles. Many people don’t realize just how great a tax deduction those are
@@callmelil Right? Hey what apps did you use to record data? I'm using Gridwise
@@tr-lj2vx Honestly I find it hard to believe people can multi app. I have trouble switching between DD, Google maps and music lol. His story is motivational though.
@@tr-lj2vx I never claimed to take more than 3-5 orders in an hour. In fact, my average was about 3.6 orders/hour, average order size $9 and some change. So I’m not sure what you’re trying to say.. but even if I was, my brother in law works delivery for a restaurant and he’s obligated to take 6 deliveries an hour. I did not do that and did not claim to do that, but it’s not as far fetched as you seem to think
@@tr-lj2vx he did say that he collected a lot of data & used speed sheets. I have yet to do so but not a bad idea.
I liked and subbed, your information, was different than most, I think people are interested in what you have to offer! Thanks!
Thank you! Really appreciate the support!
Very wise advice, sir. Blessings to you. Thank you.
Thank you, you asl well!
Thank you for sharing this awesome video.
Thank you for stopping by! Really appreciate it
Great video on time management. Yeah one of my biggest pet peeves is BSing you about wait times. They go and tell you itll only be 2mins or 5mins. When they say that i say to them "ok ill wait 2mins then or 5mins." I do it just to see their reaction. There are lots of places ive blacklisted and i wont take orders from unless its really really slow.
I in Chicago i do uber eats and door dash part time. My daily go is $200. If i do full time i can make way more money. I agree off what you said alot of people say just wait in the parking lot and dont drive and burn gas. In my experience i get orders when i am driving then just sitting. Also i make more money driving dinner/evenings and weekends also late nights then driving lunch shift.
Thank you! This is so helpful
Excellent; by the way your sound quality is great.
Thank you so much!
Very interesting video my friend. I've been thinking of double apping UE with DD, but have been nervous about stacking orders and pissing people off. But I think I'll give it a shot
It is tough, and you will make mistakes. I would say there's a very "steep learning curve", but eventually it becomes like second nature. My sister, who is the most OCD and ADHD person you'll ever meet came home completely distraught-even crying-every day for a week after I taught her how to do it. After the week was over, it quickly became easy
@@callmelil Yikes. Good for her for sticking it out! Not many people have the willpower to do that if it drives them that crazy. You and she have inspired me to try it this coming week. Thanks!
I have learned to be more assertive with businesses. I have walked up to the counter at Mcdonald's and was immediately told by the manager to please wait because they were servicing drive-thru orders and someone would be with me in 5-10 minutes. I just loudly asked if they had my Doordash order ready and one of the girls working in the drive-thru handed it to me. I was the only person in Mcdonald's lobby and if I hadn't been saying anything I would have been standing there for 10 minutes while they already had the order ready. I get paid to drive not wait.
Another time I showed up at Walmart and waited over 45 minutes for a $3 order. I went to the pickup door and went inside and asked them what the status of the Doordash order was for 4 items. They immediately started telling them that I couldn't be inside their pick-up area and I told them that I had been trying to call them for 45 minutes and that they wouldn't answer the phone. Walmart employees told me that they were too busy to answer the phone. I demanded to see a manager to find out why they were so slow and then someone quickly showed up with my order to get me to leave. As I was leaving a line of angry people had begun forming behind me because they had been waiting over 2 hours to get their orders. I have since decided to not take Walmart orders anymore because I am paid to drive and not to sit and wait.
At Papa John's I was told that the wait was over 2 hours and the employee tried to get me to cancel the order. I told them that there is no way to cancel the order from the driver's end that all I could do is alert Doordash that the order wasn't ready and tell them why there was a delay and unassign the order.
It always pays to take control of the situation. Many workers don't have a clue what "customer service" is, even though it is their job title.
Always take up space. No need to be a dick, but you have to stand up for yourself no matter what business you're in, otherwise people WILL waste your time.
Many retail workers hate their jobs and move as slow as possible doing it because it doesn't matter how much they get done because they get paid $10-$15/hr no matter what.
Entrepreneur and business owners get paid on results and they only get paid once everyone else is paid and expenses are paid. The entrepreneur knows that he could take home a paycheck of nothing or negative or he could go home with a paycheck of $100,000/mo.
My unassertiveness had cost me time & money so I finally learned. Got tired of arriving to a restaurant just to find out 5-10 minutes later that the order was already picked up/stolen. Enough of those & you'll learn to speak up the moment you walk in those restaurants. One restaurant I picked up got the entire order wrong. THe name was correct but not a single item matched what was ordered. Customer would have been pissed had I not checked it before I drove off. Like you really have to check behind these employees. Also i havent taken one Walmart order. Idk seems like a headache. I barely like going for myself lol
I’ve had similar issues. As a former Marine Sgt I don’t have a problem speaking up. They don’t like it but tough. In my area I’ve banned orders from KFC and Panera. One has too many entitled types and the other is full of millenial mush for brains. Starbucks is great they stack em up I pick em up and set em down ka ching!
I’ve been doing food delivery while trying to grow my webcomic series. Better than any other job I had and the comic is growing fast.
Awesome! Congrats on making your dreams reality. I wish you the best of luck in your webcomic series
I’m in Medford too. Just came across your channel. Medford has red light cameras everywhere! I got hit with 4 for doing California stops and will have to make my exit strategy sooner than later, hopefully it’s a while before I get deactivated!
Good tips. Medford is super saturated at the moment but can still make money.
Oof, that is rough. I've luckily never been hit with a camera, but I am pretty aware of where they all are. I figured I'd get another Southern Oregonian in here sooner or later
@@callmelil yeah I have been away for the better part of a decade so wasn’t aware they had put them up. Just moved back a year and a half ago. Oh well , is what it is
@@CWtube14 I don't know for sure about Oregon but here in TN they can't do anything to you if you don't pay them
@@SonOfAdolf they won’t reinstate my license until I do. Part of the reason I’m moving the heck out of here next year.
@@CWtube14 That sucks I'm sorry to hear that
Thanks for this video! I enjoy delivering for UE. I’m waitlisted for GH and DD. I would love to multi app if I could. What I’m doing wrong, is accepting orders that take me out of the hot zone.
I hope you get on GH and DD soon! I have an FAQ video on here somewhere where I explain how I select orders, and location of the customer is one of the biggest factors.
This was very helpful. I got back into rideshare today as my semi truck is in the shop and I need to continue to make an income.
I forgot how much I liked rideshare, but I do understand what you mean about this feeling like you’re just a delivery boy or peoples perception of you. But keeping your eye on the prize $$$ is one way to stay focused.
Thank you for this. Really nice that you hit 12000 dude. My average has been $25 using Ubereats and GH. My goal is to get in the 30-35 range consistently and 4 orders an hour. What I got from this: Multi app more, reject more during busy times, dont drive during traffic, don't be afraid to unassign. And to hell with the GH premier status.
Questions : Do you take the Order and Pay GH orders and if so does it affect your $/hr ?
Am I setting myself back by driving til 4am or overnight? Your take on drive thrus?
Great questions. I rarely take the order and pay orders, but sometimes they are irresistibly large. In those cases, I will often call the restaurant ahead of time. I call in the order, if they answer, I ask how long it’s going to take, place the order, and then will usually go accept another order from another app, depending on the time they give me. Sometimes I’ll get lucky, and the restaurant will be on my route to another restaurant. I’ll drop in, place the order, and then go take the other order while it’s being prepared.
Sometimes, it doesn’t work out and I’ll have to cancel an order, but I can usually make it work as long as I’m following my other rules (ie never accepting shitty orders to begin with an avoiding traffic). I would not take them if it didn’t increase my $/hour, and so I rarely take them.
Some people in my area have been successful with late nights, but in my experience, orders are more scarce, and my money is (at best) as good as during the day, so if I want to work more hours, I do better in the mornings-I usually won’t work before 8am or after 10pm.
Sometimes, I will accept a drive thru order if I’m right next to the restaurant, and can see how long it is. Rarely, otherwise-even really big ones often get so big because people keep canceling orders, so you’ll get there thankful for a $20 order and realize it’s going to take an hour + to even get through
Ok the 4 orders per hour sounds impossible unless the order is ready, every time, the traffic is never bad, you find each customer location without incident and of course the order is about 2 miles. I think in over 2000 deliveries I've had 4 deliveries in an hour happen five times. Generally I would make 25 max in those hour blocks. I can think about hourly, I just set a daily goal and try to hit it. The business is just to hit or miss minute to minute to forecast much.
I've always wondered how do you guys avoid collecting parking tickets? I mean some apartments have no parking spots on the whole residential block and if you double park and go with flashers on you'll come back to a ticket most likely..how are those situations managed?
@@JRDNGIXX do you normally try to find the dumpster to park in front of instead of double parking?
@@timothyslaughter476 Yeah, I know his market well and for a fact know he doesn't have the volume, let alone the traffic capacity to allow for 4 delvieries an hour, especially not for his average. His best hour a day he might hit 4 but he's not averaging that over 12 hours a day driving.
Excellent presentation! Great last words.
Thank you, appreciate the love!
That’s awesome buddy 🙌🙌
Thanks 👍
FANTASTIC VIDEO!!
Thank you!
I had a $150,000 job and now do doordash while I look for something else, theres no shame in this. I can't believe you made$12,000 a month, thats insane.
I sort of misspoke. I have/had a photography business and web development business, both built around a certain online image. I was worried about how my CLIENTS would see me. Friends and family know I was working delivery, and some even joined in! My businesses did initially take a hit after I published this video, but all has turned out for the better, IMO
How is the job hunt going? Are you pretty happy doing delivery? Thinking about building a business?
Thank you! I’m not the only one that stays moving. For me sitting doesn’t. Benefit me much. I’m still trying to get the hang of multi apping
Good informative video. Appreciate it. You remind me of Elijah from the originals.
I'm not saying I AM Elijah from the originals, but have you ever seen the two of us in the same room at the same time?
@@callmelil obviously not…
@@callmelil Hmm... 😂
Great video on time management. Yeah one of my biggest pet peeves is BSing you about wait times. They go and tell you itll only be 2mins or 5mins. When they say that i say to them "ok ill wait 2mins then or 5mins." I do it just to see their reaction. There are lots of places ive blacklisted and i wont take orders from unless its really really slow.
Because your video was so good ill give you a tip that wasn't in your video. You might already have figured this out but ill drop it anyways.
For some apps like Doordash where the map is divided up into zones ive found it helpful especially on slower days to sit in an area that intersects 2 or 3 zones so that you can access a zone that becomes available faster
Bro, you DO NOT have to tell me about the BSing on waittimes. I would instantly blacklist those places. Literally, the worst of the worst. Thank you for the tip! That is usually why I recommend moving around, but props to you if you can figure out exactly where those zones intersect
Excellent video!
Thank you!
All great tips. I'm curious to know where you were dashing. I live in a high pop area and have over 400 deliveries under my belt and it feels that now more than ever I am just getting bad request after bad request after bad request and sooner than later in like 4 hours I am seriously making 45 dollars when I used to make 90 or more consistently in the same places at the same time. I can't help but feel like we are just at the mercy of algorithm changes and experiments all the time that make it so unpredictable.
That is true, to an extent, we’re at their mercy. This was in Medford, Oregon, but I’ve also dashed in the SF suburbs and Charleston, which seemed roughly the same. Tell me, are you multi-apping? Stacking?
It’s because unemployment ended and everyone had been bragging about how much their making in the gig economy a lot of people quit their jobs to gig.
@@ghostsaintpatrick3959 I do feel that is a big piece of this puzzle. People leaving their jobs in record masses have to make money somewhere...
The only time I take orders from different apps is if I am 2-4 minutes away from dropping off my first order. Then I am okay with doing that. Especially if the next order I am getting is a solid one. But I agree multi-apping orders at the same time doesn't seem ethical.
Also I agree with your 1st point. REJECT ALL THE CRAP if you can. It really is about knowing your market and the time of day though. I probably will take those $5-$6 Dunkin orders on a SAT morning as long as they go by the $1/mile rule. But those same orders going 10 miles can fuck right off.
I find it ironic how people shit on us delivery drivers when it's not just picking up food and dropping it off. I mean yeah that is the job. But to maximize your money you need to plan and know what your costs are going to be in terms of burning gas.
I’m doing it full time and I can say it’s the best you just need to put in the hours and work.
I've been doing DD since Aug of last year. I'm all ready to go with UE's, and have a lot of anxiety about turning both apps on. I'm going to do it! :) Thanks for all the information! There's a lot of discussion of driving around or sitting still.
To be perfectly honest, turning that second app on can be very stressful at busy times if you’re just getting started multi-apping. But you’ll get used to it, and it’ll get easier. Good luck!
Bro the key to multi apping is not giving af about acceptance rate. If you get two orders at the same time look at the direction the drop off points are. And just go for it
@@Dutch3k5 My acceptance rate is 12%. LOL, I'm not the one taking these 2.50 orders, because that's what 50% of them are! :) At least I know that much! Bro! :)
@@Fromplefeet facts. I see it’s been 5mos since made the comment and figured you’ve probably got the hang of by now. I’m at 15%. Lol
I like to keep my top dasher status, so I have to keep my acceptance rate at 70% or over.
Took my first step at multi-apping today. Made about $22/hr on GH and DD. The adjustment is tough. I’ll keep you posted.😊
Nice work!
This was awesome!! You’re right about ihop but Dennys here is awesome man! Food is usually ready when I get there or I only wait one to two minutes. I make about $1500-1600 a week.
It’s a general rule about ihop and denny’s. Their general corporate policy involves chronic understaffing. There are certainly excepts though, as some of them are franchised and some have good Managers (by chance or otherwise)
Finished my first week double apping And getting used to it. I finally got my first double-double order. It was stressful but ultimately I turned a plain $10 order into a $30 order. It’s the best 20 minutes I spent all week. My hourly average for the week was $35😊 i’m still waiting on Uber eats to finish my paperwork so I can start triple-apping!
Awesome work!
Great...GREAT video. Thank you.
12 grand that's an excellent achievement congrats!
Thank you!
If you did the math on his screenshot it’s only a little over 4K tho.. not 12k..
@@mrs.elizabethdarcyladyofpe1288 look at 0:14, and make sure you’re not missing any screenshots. They’re on the left and right of the screen
@@callmelil ok. Cool! Thanks for the tips in your video! Super cool! I’ve always wanted to be able to take orders from more than one app at a time but the lack of info from Uber eats kept me from making that attempt. Can’t wait to try out the trick you suggested!
Thank you!
such an understanding of timing and ratios... carefully
I multi app with DD and UE. I average about $25 per hr here in Fay NC. The GF also worked DD primarily this year and slacked hard. She made just over 11k for the year. 😐 You have to have a drive otherwise stick with a day job.
That’s it right there bro, it’s a mentality. A driver is an entrepreneur who works for him or herself. Keep an eye for my follow-up video tomorrow, because your comment is very much what it’s about
edit: it's out now th-cam.com/video/ZGgkre1u3zQ/w-d-xo.html
I multi-app, but after listening to you I'm doing it as lazy as possible. Like if UEats doesn't give me an order for a few minutes then I launch DDash. I never thought of stacking! At least thought it wasn't practically possible. But after your explanation of being smart on the rejects I see how that can work!
Thinking outside of the 📦
That’s multi-app cherry picking and definitely increases your income even without stacking. Stacking has a pretty steep learning curve-it’s mentally draining at first-but once you get it, it becomes like second nature
Wow my goal has been $200 with just using Door dash. I guess I am complacent. Glad I saw your video.
If you’re hitting $200/day with only Doordash, you can probably hit $300+ multi-apping and “multi-app stacking” the same number of hours. Definitely recommend signing up for whatever other apps are available in your market
Multi app is the key 🗝️ frfr. I run 4 at a time and each has different peak times. This way it's always popping. I do all this as xtra income after a regular employee delivery job. I'm still debating the line between going full time gig economy or part time gig full time job.
This is one thing many people seem to not realize. Even if you decide not to multi-app stack (it's hard, totally cool), each app has its own time to be busy). If you want to work all day, best to get on multiple apps
Great video !!!!
Thank you! I appreciate the love
Buy a hybrid. You can (or could) get a used prius or something for under $10k.
They pay for themselves in the gas they save and are pretty much the only way you can make money with these types of jobs.
for ex. My 2011 prius costs 170$/mth, saves me 10+$ a day in gas (46mpg) compared to my scion xa (28mpg).. so it basically pays for itself around 17 days of every month..
I bought a 2005 Prius for $2500, and it still gets 50 mpg. If you’re not using a Prius, you’re leaving money on the table. Other hybrids are good too, but hardly anything can match the mpg
Delivery has picked up and I was thinking of doing this challenge for a month. I mean 10K would be fucking awesome for the nest egg Ive been trying to build. I want to haul ass for this goal. The only thing that's discouraging is the brutal 12 hour work days{My ave: $27/hr) which could lead to: 1) No time for friends & family obligations and 2) Possible burnout from ever doing delivery again and this is sort of my bread & butter . I could lower the hours for better work-life balance but I wont make nearly as much. How did you overcome those kinda challenges while trying to achieve your goal?
Really good question. My answer is pretty me-specific though. My wife is Swedish (and not American). We normally live in London, but I brought her and my daughters to the US. We stayed with my parents, we traveled a bit along the east coast, but my wife is only allowed to stay in the US for 90 days..so I sent her and my daughters off to Mexico at the end of it. When you have a family thousands of miles away, life outside of work becomes kinda meaningless. So, it was easy for me to just keep my head straight. I had my ticket to Mexico, and everything outside of delivery seemed kinda pointless.
It is a quite depressing reality, I'm not going to lie. It was very hard and emotional at times. Because of that, I think having an end date or an end goal is really important. Having little things to look forward to is also important. It might not be the answer you were looking for, but I hope that helps
Hi LIL nice to meet you
Hey Krista, nice to meet you as well
Good story. The other night thanks to my lady friend for allowing me to hitch a ride, I made about 30/hr with door dash and I did it for just a few hours that night to make some quick bucks. lol
This is a great video, I’ve done Uber eats for two years and within 2 months they deactivated me twice and now they’ve made their final decision not to reactivate me, I’ve never had any issues out of the whole time I’ve done Uber eats, their reason for deactivation is low rating. I loved Uber eats, it’s the best paying compared to door dash. In my area door dash is like pocket change but with Uber eats. I could actually pay a bill with that money,
That was similar in my market. Uber Eats was not as busy as Doordash, but orders were way bigger, so money was similar for less work. I have a strategy that got me re-activated on DD and GH somewhere in this video: th-cam.com/video/21ZzW-GrQPQ/w-d-xo.html Some people have told me it didn't work for them on UE, but it might still be worth a try.
i don't take chick fil a in NYC because of the wait time .. they take 10 minutes least during lunch or dinner
Thanks for a great video. I'm pretty new at delivery. I was wondering if it helps to have more than one phone to operate the 3 apps.
Doordash does this thing where sometimes it doesn't send you the notifications, so you have to have the app open to get all offers. I was tempted to use two different phones so I could keep one on doordash all the time, but turns out handling more than one phone presents its own set of challenges. I stuck with one and do my best to keep Doordash on the screen. The other two will pretty much always show me the notifications-flipping betwen apps is probably easier than handling multiple phones
@@callmelil That makes sense. Thanks!
@@callmelil I was just wondering the same thing, I wrecked my car last year and ended up getting and 04 Civic, gas mileage is great but I can't do ride share with it which may have been a blessing as it turned me on to delivery instead and I see a lot more potential. Anyways, with this vehicle change I started doing Instacart, but I've noticed when using the app and especially when using GPS at same time my phone slows down incredibly and even will have odd glitches ( things like back button quits working, or I try to message customer and my keyboard won't pop up anymore requiring me to restart phone which is a nightmare when say on delivery following gps to customers house therefore having to pull over). I have a moto Z4 so about 2 or 3 yrs old and only using 32% of my storage. Do you not have issues running all these apps or do u just have a top of the line phone bc I've for sure lost good orders from my phone not loading when just running Instacart even with Verizon coverage
@@jacobwhicker8423 I use an iPhone 8 plus, and I have also had some issues. This might sound odd, but mine would act up when it got hot, my gps would quit working, my apps would wig out. If I left it in front of the fan/AC, I hardly ever had any issues. Maybe try that if you haven’t already.
If you think your issues can be solved by using two phones, then by all means, get a second phone. Just note that it will present its own challenges. I was mainly referring to having two screens distracting you, and having to handle both while driving. If two apps on the same phone are notifying you of new deliveries, it’s easy to switch back and forth, but if two phones are notifying you, switching back and forth is more complicated.
The problems 2 phones present are not insurmountable though, and maybe the upsides outweigh the downsides for you
PS: I also tried Lyft, and it SUCKS compared to delivery. More money and you don’t have to deal with people or drive the speed limit haha
I worked a really different market and vehicle than you. All your advice is super solid. Wish I saw it earlier.
Thank you! I appreciate the love
Where I am..IHOP and Dennys is always on time. My problem is BDubs and Outback.
Plus I live in a tourist area and our traffic is terrible all the time. We have one town Gatlinburg...there is no parking for deliveries...so I don't go there even though there can be more money. However I did it before and took 40 min to drive a half mile.
Traffic is the literal worst-will kill any hope of turning a decent profit. Will take a $40 hour and turn it into a $10 hour. Literally the bane of my existence. I wish I had more encouraging words. Can you dash on a motorcyle or bike there?
@@callmelil not in our area...too congested
@@chrisoaks9576 Hey man I'm from up in Johnson City. I go to Pigeon Forge all the time but I've never dashed there.
@Son Of Liberty it can be difficult. I havent been able to Dash in a couple of weeks. Moving to West TN...but there haven't been any times available lately. Need to come down and try sometime.
I love your information I love how passionate you are how direct into the point and I appreciate the walk you’re taking a son this information is superb I got fired by Uber eats out of the blue they deactivated my account and I they took $250 for me I cannot get back I’ve tried and they will give me no reason why they fired me and yet I have a perfect drivers rating I have no thumbs down and no complaints that is the algorithm That’s the computer the robot that fired me I was an extremely saturated area as well they probably just need to get rid of some drivers and instead of being nice and saying or saturated we have to let you go for now they make make the driver feel horrible like they did something wrong without an explanation why they got deactivated
I do Doordash in the Toronto area but I do it on an e bike because the traffic downtown is terrible. I can make good money and I save most of it. I'm planning to retire young I'm 36 and want to retire a millionare and I'm halfway there. I can make 300+ a day multiapping
Awesome to see Canada is also so lucrative. I’ve done delivery in London and Berlin, and there is way more money to be made in the US-still e-bike in Toronto in the winter…you have incredibly thick skin!
Good luck man, I hope you make it soon-it’d be an incredible accomplishment
Hmmm the idea of not sitting in a parking lot & instead driving around is interesting. Knowing the boundaries of the mini-zone is key... But I am unsure how to figure that out.
I've just been parking, and then walking back and forth in a 100yd area, and it doesn't work that great as far as getting a ton of orders.
Would you suggest driving back and forth in a .5 mile area? Or how do you figure out where this zone within a zone has it's boundaries so that you can go in and out of it repeatedly?
I believe, generally speaking, 100yds is too small an area to make a noticeable difference most of the time, but it will depend on the restaurant, market, proximity to other restaurants, etc..you can imagine it like this:
Every order puts an imaginary border around a restaurant. Exactly where that border is will depend on the market, dropoff location, current road conditions, traffic, etc..and it's not a perfect circle. It will be based on the road. But you, as a dasher within that border, will make the same amount as any other dasher within that border for the same order (So you have the same chances as anyone else within the border to receive said order).
Let's just say it's 1/2 a mile for a particular order. Someone right next to the restaurant would have the same chance of getting offered the order as someone right on the edge of that border...1/2 a mile away.
The person who is right next to the restaurant is NOT within the border for any other orders/restaurants, but the person who is on the edge of that border, happens to fall inside the border for 3 other orders from other restaurants. ie, the second person has a greater chance of being offered _an order_ (because it can come from 4 restaurants instead of 1).
Now, the first person can still get orders from those other restaurants, but not before closer people have rejected them.
The reason I suggest driving around is because that border moves around. It depends on what the TOTAL distance is for the order-entirely on how much Doordash would have to pay based on their own model. What I used to do is drive back and forth along the main road-never turning into a parking lot or doing anything that would "cost" time if I got an order going somewhere else. The best spot is roughly a 2 mile stretch in my market, and it would shift throughout the day (breakfast is busy in the south, dinner in the north).
To answer your question, it's hard to say, because it's market dependent, but hopefully the explanation of what DD has written about their algorithm can help you figure out your own market.
Doordash definitely gives priority to drivers who are closer to restaurants. I used to park in an area that had 6 popular restaurants. I almost only got orders from there, and refused to accept anywhere else. Was too convenient
Depends on distance. They give priority to those in the parking lot over those ten miles away, but they don’t differentiate anyone within a range that allows the payment to be the same. If you only have one spot with 6 popular restaurants and the rest are scattered, you might have a unique case, but most of us have multiple “hotspots”
@@callmelil Yeah that was the best hotspot in my city, but had few others. Could definitely be the reason
Also great video ty
is the communication on point and accurate? frequency of orders matters
I just walked out of my 9 to 5 job due to the lack of job quality so I'm probably going to be dashing in Phoenix AZ or Las Vegas NV since I live a 2-4 hours each way and the volume is higher and hopefully I can stay afloat and maybe go back to school but your video is insightful and helpful.
Dawg that's so far lol
Huge congratulations my man! That is a huge leap, and I wish you the best of luck. 2-4 hours is also a long commute. I really hope it's worth it. Make sure to watch my latest video: th-cam.com/video/ZGgkre1u3zQ/w-d-xo.html, about my predictions for the industry and why you need to prepare for your future-and do that. Invest in yourself
@@callmelil Thanks bro, I joined up with a few local contact jobs as well so I have more less opportunities in whatever areas I happen to be in. I'm aiming to pay for cdl school so I can get into truck driving so I can have a lucrative income and work my way into being for the most part financially independent as well having independence in this trade through owner/operator business side.
Algorithm will fuck u up once it knows ur 6am to 11pm for 350 days straight good luck but they fuck with u if ur a full timer i use to make $200- $525 a day everyday for like yrs now i work 17 hrs to make $200 n i only really look for $1 a mile n work in a really good area
@@thewonderingbuddhist6123 how tf you guys making 350+ on a week day? I work 12 hrs per day and only make 250-350. I multi app, but don’t stack unless they’re going the same way.
dont wait anywhere... yes ... the delivery comes when you leave the area on the freeway
One thing I've noticed lately on doordash is quite often I will click on a specific restaurant in a Hotspot and have it direct me there, and just a few seconds later, I get an offer for the restaurant I'm driving to. Not sure if its something new with the algorithm, but I only recently noticed this.
Something to keep an eye on and maybe even test
This Is awesome. I went back to construction for some days of work because I would find It hard to get motivated enough to get up and start working. Just 3 months of $4k each month would be enough to cut my debt In half while paying bills. What advice would you give for someone who lacks motivation?
Start working out first thing in the morning. Dont hit the snooze button. Get out of bed and run 2 or 3 miles then do some weights for 30-40 min or body weight exercises like push ups. If you do it every morning 6 days a week it will get your blood flowing. Drink a smoothie with 7 different kinds of fruit after workout. You will have energy all day. After about 2 or 3 weeks you will notice a change in your energy level. Things will get easier. Blood flowing hard 1st thing in the morning is the best thing you can do for yourself. It will help almost every other aspect of your life improve. Good luck man, you can do it. At least give it a 30 day challenge and see if you feel different. Work out 6 days a week for 4 weeks and write back. Let me know what happened.
Quit smoking weed
@@mrjuse5470 great advice 💜
Honestly, the best thing I ever did was just tell myself I go out every day, all day, no matter what. The danger for me comes in trying to DECIDE _if_ and _when_ I'm going to work. If I just wake up, get dressed, make my coffee, and get in the car, without thinking about it at all, it was reasonably easy.
Now, you can't do it like that forever. You will get depressed as life becomes meaningless-but being able to do that for a set period of time-I think-is really powerful
Also dont except orders from Denny, Red Robin couldn't pay me to take a order from them.
iHop is probably my worst offender, Denny’s is right up there
IHOP is like signing an hour of your life away.
I don’t take chipotle. A lot of the times they are backed up completely and will stop making orders just so they can catch up. This means I’m not getting food and parking is gonna be a hassle. One time I was picking up another order and the street near the chipotle was so clogged they were towing cars by the business. Never again!! I don’t even go down those streets. I park a block away and just walk.
So how many hours and how much were you making per day? I am gonna try multi apping today with DD and GH to see how it goes! Thanks for the video and looking forwards to your response!
Ok I saw the part where you said 350-400 daily. How many hours did you put in a day to reach your goal?
If you can get on Uber Eats too, I’d recommend it. Even if not many orders come in, they’re often bigger. I was working a touch over 12 hours/day for 29 days out of a 31 day month. That’s the average, it was probably more on the weekends and less during the week-obviously just depending on how good the money is
I’m new at this, but I alway worry about my acceptance rating going down because I’m declining orders/rides on one app in lieu of a better one on another app. I’ve been trying to pause the other apps as soon as I accept one but it’s hard to do when your driving sometimes. I know a lot of ppl say don’t worry about the acceptance rating, but I really do feel like since my acceptance rating has gone down, so have the quality of offers, at least on Door Dash.
My acceptance rate would sometimes run at 0% for a day or longer and rarely made it above 5%. I don’t think I was ever limited on what they sent me but after a while, Doordash would suddenly start pausing my dash every time I rejected anything. Certainly annoying but better than losing good paying orders for really shitty ones.
Wow 🤩 your the man
Thank you, I appreciate the love!
being at the restaurant right on time is most important... so give it to the guy leaving on the interstate... play the algorithym
Managed to buy all new tires and even pay for surprise repairs in two weeks thanks to door dash. As opposed to before when it would take me a month just to save up for an oil change.
When I started for the second time, it was because my company in London went under during the pandemic. I had enough money to last about 9 months, and when it ran out, I sold my computer to buy a flight home to Oregon. No way to make rent for my family in London, I borrowed my brother’s truck, and in 1 week, I made enough money to buy my own car and make rent. The next week, I bought a new computer. 6 months later, I made this video after making a total of about $50k
Thanks for this video. How does this balance out with the wear and tear on your car?
This will differ from person to person, but my car was about $2500 and gets 50mpg. Gas is roughly $1/hour and wear and tear, I estimate is about $0.25-0.30/hour. Subtract gas and wear and tear, I’m still up roughly $11,800 on the month featured in this video
@@callmelil yup same here . I got mine for $800 off Craigslist & I do all my wrenching . I even go as far as getting brake pads from junkyard for $3 lol whatever works
Medford Oregon. Good stuff. He has a west coast accent but I couldn't figure out what market he worked in.
Yep, that’s it! Funny, last time I was in Oregon, someone accused me of having a British accent 🙄
it's 5:38 A.M. january 22nd. I dash in 1/2 hour because 50% of my pay is made by 10 a.m. Most days are good, but I've had bad days too. Still beats doing nothing. My goal is $1000 a week, but apparently, I'm burning too much gas and I'm running into app issues lately, like getting the same address for delivery into the address the restaurant is. Have you noticed how many restaurants take too long?
Restaurants do sometimes have waits. I’ll let you in on something I didn’t mention in the video: I am usually about 5 min late to the restaurant. I accept my next order before my current one is finished (running 3 apps), and I will finish that one up before moving in to the next one. It cuts down on wait time a lot more than you might think, and it’s not so late that anyone really notices
Also, keep track of which restaurants make you wait. Even keep notes and compile statistics. Figure out which ones are ultimately losing you money and axe them
@@callmelil I took your advise. !.burger king is understaffed, waited 18 minutes for a burger. no more of them. No more hitting the accept button before i understand the miles. Start denying orders and not worry about it. I did better today. Spent $20 and made 153.00. BIG DIFFERENE! Also, i stay in one area.
@@callmelil it doesn't affect your "on time ratings" if you pick up the order 5 or more minutes late?
@@J__7777 I don’t think so. Mine was set to 97% and never changed the whole time I dashed. Part of me thinks it is either set right at the beginning or doesn’t mean much of anything. Either way, or never went down even when I was clearly late. Be careful not to be more than 10 min late though, because that (sometimes) gets you a contract violation
BLESS YOU $10,000 A MONTH WAS A GRIND...TO ALL DRIVERS...PLEASE TAKE CARE OF YOUR HEALTH...WATER WATER WATER...SITTING CREATES KIDNEY PROBLEMS ..MOVE EVERY CHANCE YOU GET...
What kind of car did you have if you haven’t already answered this I’m only halfway to your video and how many miles did you put on your car? Plus is this money after taxes or before taxes and how much gas is it before or after the deduction either way that’s awesome I’m super proud of you but I am just curious
Thank you! I drove/drive a 2005 Prius, I’m not sure how many miles in this particular month, but I probably was putting on about 1500/week. Sounds like a lot, which is why I think it’s the perfect car. It only costed about $2500, gets 50mpg, and never gave me any issues-these cars run forever.
That money is before taxes, but because of the high miles, you will pay less than you think in taxes. Most drivers pay $0. It’s not talked about much, but the more miles you drive, the lower your tax burden. The number of miles I drove will probably reduce my taxes more than the value of the car and all the money I spent on gas combined, and the kbb price of the car is still higher than what I paid for it
@@callmelil Do you declare taxes with DD ?
@@Cewpins455 they send you 1099’s so whether you declare or not, the IRS knows. To answer your question, yes. There’s no reason not to as your mileage deduction will greatly reduce your taxable income anyway (below the taxable threshold for many fulltimers).
I am not what I think I am. I am not what you think I am. I am what I think you think I am.
Still an awesome video to get someone PUMPED to get out and GET THAT MONEY!
I really like your videos despite how bad my market is I'm going to keep pushing to make as much as I can now. I did a little bit of work in Oregon and I can definitely say your market is better than mine here in Buffalo New York it is probably one of the worst markets for doordash and a GrubHub. The people here are way more cheap a lot less kind and the orders I get are about 99% horrible. There's legitimately times where I don't get orders for 20 to 30 minutes straight and then end up having to go somewhere else. There was a day I legitimately had to work 16 hours to make only $200 because of how bad my market can be sometimes. I'm pushing as hard as I can right now to take care of a few things I need to take care of here so I can finally go to a better market have a few traffic tickets I need to get through before I can leave this state but as soon as I do and as soon as I get everything paid off I'm getting an air mattress for the back of my vehicle putting a foam topper on it and hitting the road and I'm going to live in the market that can make me a lot more money
You have no idea how many times I thought of doing that exact thing. I am only 6 hours from SF, and I just hear about how amazing the money is...and what an Adventure! Maybe driving all the way across the US. Best of luck to you, I hope you keep safe and healthy.
I would like to do that for an adventure but I mainly dash out of a Focus and there's not much room to sleep in the back of it. And my other vehicles with more room aren't nearly as economical on gas.
Hey Lil,
Wondering how often you had multiple apps and deliveries at the same on average?
Also did you schedule your day with each app (eg, 3hrs, DD, 3hrs UE, 3hrs GH, etc) for 12hr days?Thanks I’m advance, advice was solid. Just wondering about the finer details, but overall solid effort.
I was already scheduled on the all the apps as much as I could. Uber eats doesn’t have a schedule, you just go online. I would usually set my schedule for Doordash every morning when I woke up for the day that had just opened (so like 6 days in advance), and GH comes out on Saturday I believe. Grubhub was the hardest to get a schedule all the time, but I’d book myself in as many blocks as I could right when they came out, and then I’d keep an eye open for new blocks released throughout the week. Typically, I scheduled roughly 8:30-12am (I’d cancel my shifts around 9, but I’d still schedule just in case).
I scheduled the apps at the same time-not alternating-I would be online on all 3 pretty much all day
@@callmelil ah ok, so you tried to schedule yourself all day for each deliver app (with the ones that do scheduling) and once live just select which current app has the best delivery offer at the current time? And if possible you’d accept multiple orders from multiple apps if it’s possible?
Also since the time you posted this video do you still believe this is viable/possible even with the potential of being cancelled/deactivated and having lower acceptance rate reducing odds of receiving deliveries and such?
Also appreciated the response. Means a lot. 😁
What are you thoughts on Amazon flex? Been doing that lately . I pick up shifts during DoorDash slow times
I have never done it personally, but my brother-in-law did. He had to travel like an hour to get to the warehouse, and he was like 5 min late (due to normal traffic), and when he got there, his shift was gone. After that, I will probably not do it. I've heard too many bad stories. Doesn't mean it's not worth it for some people, I'd say give everything a try before deciding if it's right for you.
hi
love your video, just subscribed..
let me ask you this- have u tried this strategy for multiple months or is this a 1 month experiment?? maybe i missed u say it.. and if so were the results the same as far as 12k per month?? thank u very much, stay safe
Hey there, thank you so much! Great question, and I did mention the answer in my next video: th-cam.com/video/ZGgkre1u3zQ/w-d-xo.html
This was my only $12k month, but it was also the only month I was shooting for that specific goal. I made about $50k in my last 5 months of delivery, so it WAS reasonably typical and wasn’t my only month over $10k.
Is there a specific app we have to go to, to use the multi app? Or just have all the apps open at the same time?
I just had them all open at the same time. There is an app called Maxymo that works with Uber and Grubhub, but I don't think there's any 3rd party app that works with Doordash. I've never used it, so I can't vouch for it. It's probably worth a look though
@@callmelil thank you! I'll definitely check it out. Thank you for taking the time to make this video.
This is working 12-to-15-hour days and seven days a week? I'm curious to know what type of car you drive and how much you spent on gas for the whole month. Congratulations! I wish I had the determination you do!
I averaged a touch over 12 hours per day. Weekends were probably a bit longer with weekdays a bit shorter, but you get the gist.
I was driving 2005 Prius, which gets about 50mpg-spending about $400/month on gas. Definitely recommend a hybrid btw, I don’t think there’s any other way to go! They pay for themselves in a matter of months