The average route typically takes around 4 hours to complete.

Drivers load their vehicles using the FILO (First In, Last Out) method to ensure efficient deliveries.

Yes, you can. As long as the vehicle is insured, registered, and you are listed on the insurance policy.

If you’re in Ontario, Canada, a signed letter of consent from the registered owner is also required, granting you permission to drive the vehicle.

Insurance requirements for meal delivery drivers vary by province or state. At a minimum, you must have personal auto insurance. In some regions, you may also need commercial coverage or a delivery-specific add-on (hybrid policy).

As an independent contractor, it is your responsibility to ensure you maintain up-to-date insurance that meets all legal requirements for providing delivery services. This must be done at your own expense.

Yes, you can—provided the results are from within the past three months. If your record check is older than that, you’ll need to complete a new one.

The onboarding process can be completed in as little as 48 hours! It typically involves four simple steps:
Apply → Submit Documents → Complete Background Check → Final Approval

Please note: This timeline depends on whether we’re actively hiring in your area and if you’re able to submit all required documents promptly. If we’re not currently hiring in your region, we’ll place you on a waitlist and reach out as soon as opportunities become available.

We select a number of tasks and optimize them to start at the warehouse and finish near a main road, allowing drivers to have quick access to return home, while also leveraging a balance of distance and customer requested delivery windows.

Drivers submit their availability during the sign-up period and are assigned routes based on scheduling and operational needs.

Route rates are determined by evaluating several factors, including the route’s start and end points, the total number of tasks, estimated kilometers, and the average service time per task. These elements are used to generate an Estimated Route Time, which is then multiplied by the applicable hourly rate to calculate the final route rate.

You will pick up orders at your designated warehouse location, which is provided to you during your onboarding.

You’ll be delivering fresh, ready-to-eat food items such as salads, oat cups, fruit and vegetable snack packs, juices, and more. Each order is packaged with an ice pack inside an insulated cooler bag. Deliveries must be treated as “load and go” to ensure products remain within safe timing and temperature limits.

Yes. Most standard vehicles are suitable, with a few exceptions. Small 2-door coupes (without hatchbacks) and trucks with open beds are not eligible. If using a truck, it must have a bed cap (not just a cover). All vehicles must provide adequate cooling and protection from the elements. Air conditioning is mandatory during warmer months to maintain product quality.

You should have a minimum of 2 years of driving experience with a clean driving record—ideally with few to no accidents or traffic violations.

Deliveries are straightforward and designed for efficiency. You’ll pick up pre-packed orders from the warehouse, follow a pre-planned route using the app, and complete deliveries directly to customers. Most deliveries involve leaving the order safely at the customer’s door, taking a quick photo for confirmation, and moving on to your next stop.

Once routing is finalized and rates are calculated, drivers are sent a text with all key details, including the number of tasks, estimated kilometers, estimated route time, scheduled arrival time, and route rate. The text will include a confirmation link that you must click and fill out to officially confirm your shift.

No, drivers are not required to drive every weekend. We offer an open sign-up period from Monday through Wednesday, during which drivers can submit their availability before routing begins on Thursday.

The platform we use includes an in-app chat feature, giving you quick and direct access to your assigned dispatcher without needing to switch between apps.