How to make $35/hr as a DoorDash Driver [BEST DoorDash Tips]
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- Опубликовано: 7 авг 2024
- A how to guide for making $35+/hr as a DoorDash Driver. I have completed over 1,400 DoorDash deliveries and in this video I share the best DoorDash tips for DoorDash drivers at all levels.
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0:00 intro
0:30 Key to Maximizing profit
0:40 Dollar to Mile ratio
01:40 How long to wait for orders
01:55 Decline orders
02:40 talk to restaurant staff
03:25 Best times to dash
03:50 when to schedule dashes
4:10 study your dash zone
04:25 always be prepared
05:00 read customer comments
05:10 SECRET TO EXTRA TIPS
05:40 read customer address
06:10 Accept highway miles
06:25 Stacked and Grocery orders
06:50 ACCEPTANCE RATE
DISCLAIMER: ** It should be noted and understood that these DoorDash tips are specific to my location in Florida.
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Dashing for 3 years now (7500 completed) and, from my experience, most Dasher can do, on average, 3 pickups per hour under general circumstances when things are moving (lunch/dinner rush). To average $35/hour under those conditions, you would have to be making almost $12 per pickup. That is not a common occurrence in most areas nowadays...maybe in high volume markets where orders get stacked or if there is a bonus situation going on...but that is sporadic rather than consistent.
@markraymond7235 You are 1,000% correct. I am so tired of clickbaited titles that it is rediculous. Like come on now...let's get real. I understand that people need people to watch their videos, but they MOST IMPORTANTLY need to be honest. Even if you get $35.00 for 1 or 3 hours out of the whole day, that DOES NOT mean $35.00 an hour throughout your WHOLE shift. Thank you for saying that. Don't like when people are out here misleading the new people. It's straight dishonesty and a shame..
You are correct! As a clarified in the video, some hours you make $40/hr and other hours you make less. I stated the realistic daily expectation is around $16-$20+/ hour! I never stated that a person will make $35/hr every day, rather on occasion you can earn this much and I made sure to clarify in the video that this depends on location and time of day. Never did I say this is what is made in the whole shift! Thank you for your comment and for also sharing the realistic expectation of being a doordasher, as many dashers can benefit from this feedback!
You are correct! As a clarified in the video, some hours you make $40/hr and other hours you make less. I stated in the video that the realistic expectation is around $16-$20/hour! I never stated that a person will make $35 every hour every day, rather on occasion you can earn this much! Yes the titles and thumbnails are meant to catch peoples attention but I do not lie, as I show screen shot proof where I've made over $35/hr at the beginning of the video. I stated throughout the video the realistic expectations a person should have when doordashing, as my intent is never to lie. I would be misleading people if i never clarified the truth or stated multiple times that in my area I make more money than other people and in other areas you do not make as much. It all varies (: Also thank you for your comment and concern!
Thank you for this informative video ✝️
hey thank you for your feedback!
I made 130 in a day just taking my time accepting orders that weren’t too far and making sure the pay was enough for the gas I’m using that’s all this man said too just tryna glorify DoorDash or something good tip plan your schedule and make it ahead of time that’s the real advice
congrats on making $130 a day! if you have any more tips that would help others, make sure to comment some more !
Nice punctuation! And cool hobby you have where you use your free will to watch videos about stuff you already mastered. Now go watch some Grammer videos
I have a pizza joint that I've made a good connection with the owner. Now when I walk in the door the employees instantly get my order ahead of others in line. Yeah, sometimes my acceptance rate dips to the 20s but I try to stay disciplined in what I will accept. When I was trying the 50% game all the BS low orders were the ones that usually gave me bad ratings too. F*** 'em. People that don't want to pay us properly for our time are simply not worth our attention at all.
I totally agree! In most areas, in order to stay at 50% you have to accept some horrid orders, its super unfair! Thank you for your feedback Gregory, and thanks for sharing your experience with the community !
Nice video. I dashed in a brand new car, lady friend's, for about 2 weeks, February. Thinking going back on an Ebike in October, cooler . Good to hear tips again, like maybe wait until 1030am, lunch begins, and do dinner until 8pm or so. Also, trying to make at least $1.50/mile. We'll see. Thanks
thank you for the feedback! I've never doordashed on a bike before! Is it more or less challenging in your location? Also you're welcome! Glad to know I can help ((:
@@williamhamiltonn haven't tried bike yet; it's all there though. Magicycle Deer model, rack, lots of safety stuff on bike. It's mostly flat terrain here, some very busy streets but have to learn the back roads or stay on sidewalks, etc. Now, have opportunity to go with a Trucking company, I like, so, don't know if I get dashing, ìn between? I wanna have Fun on the bike , though. Try let you know. Thanks
Everybody's hating in the comments, but this is the most well-informed video I have found in weeks. You are amazing!!!
Hey, thank you so much!! I truly appreciate it! This is extremely encouraging (:
Your miracle month of $1,800 is only $22.50 per hour
They cap so much for content, what a shame
20 hrs x $90 = $1800
@@shawnb50your math ain't mathing right now. .. the answer is actually $1200
@shawnb50 no sir that's only $1,200, evidently 4th grade math is too tough for you.
@@yourfriendlyneighborhoodic128 $22.50 x 80 hrs = $1800
I would agree do not be afraid of highway miles. I'll add to that have knowledge of other Dash zones. If you take a long order and it's dropping you in a zone comparable to your primary zone don't be afraid to end your Dash and start a new one right where you land. Sometimes it's not busy enough to start a new Dash in a different zone, but that's where having Uber Eats comes in handy, because it doesn't have scheduling so you can go right on until you can get back on Doordash. Another reason to end your Dash after you've dropped off a long delivery is if your close to the end of your schedule and you've only got an hour or two left instead of wasting 20 minutes going all the way back. Just finish out the night where you land after drop off.
very helpful! I have never used uber eats! I am thinking of trying it out! This is great advice, thank you very much, truly!!
Why would you end a dash with 2 hours left? That's another $50 for the day which is $15,000 a year. You don't seem to value your time very well
@@yourfriendlyneighborhoodic128 Did you miss the part where I said you might do that if you only got an hour or 2 left if your out of zone 20 minutes away? You start a new Dash there, because it's unlikely your get another order that far out of zone. When I posted this the zone switching feature wasn't a thing yet and if your multi apping you got a source you can get orders from even if you get off Doordash and can't get back on.
Positive attitude. Keep the food when you are ready to quit. Best advice I can give you guys eventually this app will replace you for someone else who takes less money
I’m in large order program game changing. My area you have to be 70 AR to get really good orders
Dang thats wild! I don't even remember the last time I has a 70$ AR 😂
So I've been a Platinum driver for several months I started declining a lot more offers that were exactly a dollar a mile and my acceptance level went under 70% and I noticed a dramatic drop in my financial gains for the week so I don't know how you're pulling it off by having a 20% acceptance level and still making good money every week but I find it to be a straight-up lie, at least for my region. I'm in South Florida.
Aye I totally understand! Having a lower acceptance rate in some regions, almost all regions, will lower your chances at high paying orders, BUT you can still get them in certain areas. I am located in central florida near ORLANDO.
I explained in my video that every zone is different. Some days you'll earn $40/hr and other days you'll earn $12.
I also provided ride along videos on my channel where I doordash with a 20% acceptance rate.
In 2023, it is best to have over 50% to qualify for the priority access program, but there are still ways to get high paying orders with a low acceptance rate in 2023, if you follow specific steps, as I've explained in my other videos on my channel! I hope this is helpful!
I have a 90% acceptance rate… and yea, I get high paying orders… but those high paying orders have even higher miles. I got one for $20 but it was 35 miles out of the way. Easy decline. I’m in NY and it was deep in Jersey
You are absolutely correct! Many high orders come with high miles. Usually, these miles are highway miles, which is good, as you can travel much faster on the highway! But $20 for 35 miles is very bad, I would not accept that either, even if the travel is all high way miles lol
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**If I missed any helpful tips, make sure to comment them below!
⏱⏱TIME STAMPS⏱⏱
0:00 intro
0:30 Key to Maximizing profit
0:40 Dollar to Mile ratio
01:40 How long to wait for orders
01:55 Decline orders
02:40 talk to restaurant staff
03:25 Best times to dash
03:50 when to schedule dashes
4:10 study your dash zone
04:25 always be prepared
05:00 read customer comments
05:10 SECRET TO EXTRA TIPS
05:40 read customer address
06:10 Accept highway miles
06:25 Stacked and Grocery orders
06:50 ACCEPTANCE RATE
Most markets are like that anymore... if you are getting that.. great.
You're correct most aren't but i live near orlando Florida so it's a bit more busy!
Now, just declining 3 or 4 super shitty orders and dd will time you out. It's gotten to the point that they have so much power that they will kick you out of your dash. I stopped because making less than $12 per hour just seems crazy to me. At least in my market.
you are correct! I noticed this recently too! That is why i only recommend doordashing part time because you can not rely on the fulltime money anymore!
35hr?? I make about 15hr in my market. I have to work an insane amount of hours to make any money. Must all my orders I receive are under $10.
hey! Most days I average $16-20/hr. some hours I'll make up to $35 but this is very rare, mainly bc my acceptance rate is low lol! Most doordashers won't make this much EVERY hour, though it does happen from time to time !
if i decline dashes my rating goes down. dont really have a say.
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Yes, that is usually what happens unfortunately. I believe that is the case with all dashers!
This doesnt work in all markets. And with the new updates with dd its gonna shoot you in the foot having a bad AR
I totally agree. That is why I included some of those disclaimers throughout the video explaining the tips given are specific to my market and my location; to be as transparent as possible. In the video I am uploading this week, I doordashed for a full week with a 20% AR and the orders were nothing like they used to be, and I recorded the good, the bad, and the ugly, of being a dasher with a low acceptance rate in 2023. I did however receive an email to reset my AR back to 100% in a few weeks, which I am going to document as well to show the advantages of what having a high acceptance rate does for dasher in my location.
@williamhamiltonn be very careful with that! It fucked me over and reset it to 0%! I been working hard trying to get it up, I'm at 62% now but i been only making $5/hr these past few weeks! If you enroll, you absolutely need to make sure you do the first order they give you on the day you recieve the text that it has been reset. I didn't get that text till 3 weeks later and forgot the rule by then and thought my ar was 100 percent already
What city are you in bro !!!
I am located in Florida! I usually doordash in Deltona and Orange city, sometimes in sanford and lake mary!
What market are you in?
What do you mean? Like what city am I located in??
@@williamhamiltonn Yes, what City or cities do you dash in.
I am located in Florida so I usually stay in Orange city, FL (mainly) and occasionally I go to Sanford/Lake Mary, FL!
@@williamhamiltonn Word! I am in Michigan. I try to cherry pick and choose only orders paying north of $1.50 a mile, but we often are sent nothing but low pay and long miles. When we reject the offers sometimes long stretches of time pass before we receive another offer. Almost as if they are punishing us for not taking trash. The tips you provided are what I have already been implementing and they are good advise. I just wish the acceptance rating didn't matter as much in my market.
I agree man. I had filmed this video and then doordashed for another week with my low acceptance rate and my orders were garbage. I recorded myself doing it to upload to youtube this week, as I want to be as transparent as possible, But I also live in areas in Florida where doordash drivers are in high demand, so sometimes you'll have great order days and other times you'll have horrible days. But I know dashers in orlando and Oviedo who are always getting hit with high paying orders, mainly bc dashers are limited out there.
If you're making thirty five dollars an hour, then you shouldn't be afraid of spending some money to eit's not that big of a deal
Bro I just started yesterday and made 49 in 2 hours 😭 how are you making 45 and hour 😭
$49 in 2 hours is still really good! I rarely ever make $40+ an hour, this is just sometimes, usually averaging $20/hr is very good!
Yeah, this is 100% market dependent. You can’t make more than 20-25 an hour is slower/smaller
Markets. You applying your scenario to every market doesn’t work and is misleading. Some markets are competitive and requires you to have higher acceptance rate just to make 20 an hour. Your sample size of testing the AR requirements for 1 week doesn’t give you enough information to support your statement.
My market doesn’t do shit between 6-10am. It’s all lunch-dinner orders.
I completely agree with what you are saying, that is why I included multiple times in the video that my tips are dependent on location and time of day.
I do appreciate the feedback, I here you, and in my upcoming videos I will make sure to be more upfront and transparent about the realistic expectations of dashers in other locations as well, as my intent is not to paint a false reality of the reality of doordashing, rather document my experience, and hope that others in different locations can apply some of my principals. The unfortunate truth is that there are some dashers who make less than me in different areas, and I know other dashers who make way more than me in other parts of FL, and although I hope to cater to everyone's situation in my video, I can't provide a disclaimer after every tip, as this would make the video unnecessary long.
in the video I upload this week where I doordash with a 20% AR I show the good, and the ugly. Some days I made up to $40 an hour and other days I made $10. I am not familiar with other states, just the areas I live in, hence my multiple disclaimers all throughout the video, explaining that these are BEST practices for me in my location, not the ULTIMATE OR GUARANTEED practices to get $35 an hour
I know this is late but you kinda doxxed someone at 5:08. Be careful next time & crop out their name and address
Hey Jada! Thank you for this feedback! I did not even notice this, I am going to edit this tonight, thanks again !!
Cannot be replicated day to day
you're right, the earnings always vary from day to day and time to time !