I completely agree with your comment about restaurants needing to decide if they can handle orders. We sat inside a Franky & Bennies - for 1hour 20min to get our food, because the Uber/deliveroo/justEat was so busy. If I had sat at my table and ordered via Deliveroo it would have arrived quicker.

Very informative thanks

Can't say I envy you driving around Reading. Thank you for the insight on being a Deliveroo driver, looking at applying just to hopefully get some 'play money'.

Yes is true £20 . Sometimes more. Keep going and stay safe

Hey mate, just wanted to ask what Deliveroo bag u use? Is it the small thermal one or large one (asking coz I need to change mine it’s too big as I started off as a cyclist) Also what’s the name of ur phone mount because I have a older car and standard phone mounts just aren’t doing it for me. Cheers

Keep up the good work 👍

I am thinking of doing this job for a bit of extra money over Christmas how do you get the fast food insurance for car and is it very expensive? Thanks great video

Hi, thanks for video. So why did you stop this channel and which camera have you used for that footage?

Where do you pull up when waiting? I'm autistic and struggle working with loads of people but I'm good part time in a little shop and would love to do this also instead of going back on benefits! I drive too looks super fun

Do you get supplied with the bag or do you have to but it yourself?

Do you get paid extra for longer drives or is it just based on how busy it is

Can we do delivery jobs in Deliveroo, Just Eats and Uber Eats in a car with an international license for 1 year?

Been on the waiting list for 4 months, annoying when you see guys with 2 phones running multiple apps and collecting 4+ orders at a time

how do you get two orders for the one place, does deliverooo just offer them to you as order?

What about the recent changes in UK law regarding mobile phone use behind the wheel?

I think that Burger King struggles with delivery orders, even the one near where I live takes a long time. They supply bottled drinks instead of the usual drink cups which is good but if they are like the one near me, they annoyingly place the cold drinks in the bottom of the bag and place the hot food on top so the cold drinks cool the food down even though you are placing it in a thermal bag. I have complained to Burger King about this as it is not Deliveroo or the delivery persons fault.

How many miles would you do in a night to make that? I guess fuel cost has to come into the equation too

In the video you said you return items when the customer doesnt have ID, I did this on my first delivery and the shop keeper looked at me funny and said you keep them I cheçked deliveroo T&c's and he was right.

Brother can I do with bike ID? Or there is a need to create specially for cars?

well done

Hi Guys. I wonder how it is in your cities. I work in Edinburgh (Deliveroo) and it often happens that I wait up to 2 hours for the order. I drive a small city car and after deducting fuel and insurance costs, I have 4-6 pounds for an hour.

Hi how much data do you use up per shift im on pay as you go just wondering what tariff to get for doing deliveroo.

Depends where you work Coventry is quite all the time no boost

hi brother. Can you please reply me and tell me which food delivery insurance you are having, and can you use the same insurance for your normal social use . Please reply me. thanks

Which area u live in or delivering in

Do you have to have special car insurance

What about the costs of running the car for delivery purposes?

Is this net earnings or do you have to do your own tax returns?

you get £20/hour & how much you spent petrol/hours buddy ?

Expect to make 6-8 per hour after expenses,3 miles for 3 pounds ,and riding back empty that is 50p per mile,deliveroo pay is the lowest of all,you will get some lucky hours on busy days but most of the time you will make peanuts,this job died 3-4 years ago

What car do you drive ?

do you still deliver and would you say it's worth it nowadays

I've been doing Deliveroo, Uber eats and Just eat for nearly four years. Their rates have come down a lot. You can make £20 per hour on days / times they have a boost, so pay 1.4 X etc the overall rate. The standard rate is a lot less. In my town many Deliveroo orders are £3.15. Uber minimum seems to be £3.00. Just eat still pay more, but it's the only job I've ever had where every few months there is a pay cut. I do this on a motor scooter and pay £1200 a year for insurance. Cost of the bike, servicing, and of course fuel which is always going up. Many drivers try and do multiple orders( drivers put a takeaway in their car and go back for another order, leaving food to get cold, I wouldn't pay for cold food) at the same time, the networks don't like this as they know this equals cold takeaway and poor service, but it's an effect of poor pay. People that have pay as you go insurance do not tell their domestic insurer, as they would cancel the insurance. In reality if you actually try and deliver the food hot you could make £12 per hour after expenses!!! PS tips are not common. More common on Uber, followed by Deliveroo, very rare on Just eat.

I mix and match deliveroo, with Uber x passengers and amazon flex, if deliveroo isn’t busy then I grab a flex block and weekends is always Uber x passengers as it’s insanely busy with up £35 an hour, sticking with one thing I found it monotonous and very boring, as for a PAYE 9-5 kind of job, no thanks, I love the flexibility of the apps offer, no one to answer to etc etc,

Can this be a good full time job

£20 an hour is not £20 an hour when you have to take fuel and car wear and tear out of it.

I had a couple questions if you didn’t mind answering? When it comes to additional insurance, can you get delivery driver insurance separate from your current insurance policy or should I add it on to my current one? Do I need to register as self employed before being able to become a deliveroo driver or can I do it after wards ? Thanks in advance

Hey man. I'm from Newcastle. Have just learnt to drive recently. Do roo/JE/UE tend to want persons who've been driving for longer? I'm getting cross eyed on the order I shoukd do things? Do I need business insurance first before I apply for all of these? Do you stack these with anything else personally? Like Amazon Flex or anything else? Thanks for answering any questions mate. God bless.

Think you could make £150 a week doing this now my car is good on fuel just need delivery insurance

Don't know why but I cannot get insurance for doing this.. my last quote from admiral was £10,678 per month..... Like wtf.

Why don’t you give people their delivery to their hand instead of on the floor

Title is deceiving, it’s more like you made more than £20 for an hour or so, you can’t average that at all all day or certain days a week. Just a few lucky orders. Bet you don’t get that anymore, Deliveroo keeps dropping the fees. Maybe you don’t do it anymore like most of these guys KZfaq making these claims, they don’t last plus it’s just luck sometimes. You average over £10 an hour but in a car these days it’s not work it with the cost of fuel and maintenance cost going up.