Cool video, been a bike courier myself in Helsinki. I stopped the Wolt though in the end of 2022. I checked on it recently wanting to get some extra cash and once discovered the new algorithm I decided not to work for them anymore. I was able to get some decent earnings from it but can't say it was a good main income source. However there were days I would make >150eur if went out during lunch and dinner times. Crazy they have decreased the earnings since everything is more expensive.
As a Wolt courier who started few months ago, a lot of your experiences seems to be similar to what I've gone through. Lots of interesting tips as well. I went little big length and took out loan for e-scooter which so far seems to be good decision. I make around 15 orders per charge which is 3-4 hours of work (sadly city I live in has lots of hills and that drains battery faster). I reckon my friend said similar thing to me about passive income to make a website/course about "how to and tips and tricks for new couriers" which seems to me is your next step. I'd love to share and collaborate in terms of using e-scooter as a transportation method, what accessories are worth and so on, I'd be glad to share my experiences.
Thanks for the suggestion! I never planned to sell anything on the website. It's just some info I wish I knew before starting out and wanted to share. I'm might work as a courier in the summer again, and I'm thinking to buy an e-bike this time or an e-scooter. If you don't mind sharing, what kind of e-bike you bought?
Where are you from? İ live in Azerbaijan here, an order is at least 1.5 kopecks manat ( 0.90 euro ), and you have at least 4 euros, which is a lot of difference
Hello dude! Thank you so much for this video! I'm definitely planning on working as a wolt courier this summer if I get accepted quickly enough. I'm new to this so definitely having some tips helps a lot! Btw did you use a power bank for the deliveries? I have worked as a chef in Finland for over 3 years but let me tell you that personally i would prefer riding on little blizzards that continuing getting 12 Euros per hour in constant stress and inequalities. Would you be fine if we exchange contact information? I live in Helsinki
I did carry power bank with me at all times, but I usually worked a bit closer to home in a 3-5 hour cycles, and my iPhone 12 managed to stay mostly alive :)) But yeah, I'm not 100% sure if wolt is less stressful than restaurant work. It's very frustrating when you have 0 orders for hours (can easily happen). I'd recommend trying out both, and figuring it out for yourself.
hi ,i have question: if i have work permit in helsinki ,can i open food delivery account by car in wolt or foodora fastly or should i wait a few months or 1 year ? thanks lot..
Cool video, been a bike courier myself in Helsinki. I stopped the Wolt though in the end of 2022. I checked on it recently wanting to get some extra cash and once discovered the new algorithm I decided not to work for them anymore. I was able to get some decent earnings from it but can't say it was a good main income source. However there were days I would make >150eur if went out during lunch and dinner times. Crazy they have decreased the earnings since everything is more expensive.
Nice job! Thank you for sharing!
As a Wolt courier who started few months ago, a lot of your experiences seems to be similar to what I've gone through. Lots of interesting tips as well. I went little big length and took out loan for e-scooter which so far seems to be good decision. I make around 15 orders per charge which is 3-4 hours of work (sadly city I live in has lots of hills and that drains battery faster). I reckon my friend said similar thing to me about passive income to make a website/course about "how to and tips and tricks for new couriers" which seems to me is your next step. I'd love to share and collaborate in terms of using e-scooter as a transportation method, what accessories are worth and so on, I'd be glad to share my experiences.
Thanks for the suggestion! I never planned to sell anything on the website. It's just some info I wish I knew before starting out and wanted to share. I'm might work as a courier in the summer again, and I'm thinking to buy an e-bike this time or an e-scooter. If you don't mind sharing, what kind of e-bike you bought?
Where are you from?
İ live in Azerbaijan
here, an order is at least 1.5 kopecks manat ( 0.90 euro ), and you have at least 4 euros, which is a lot of difference
I'm from Kazakhstan, hello :))
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Hello dude! Thank you so much for this video! I'm definitely planning on working as a wolt courier this summer if I get accepted quickly enough. I'm new to this so definitely having some tips helps a lot! Btw did you use a power bank for the deliveries?
I have worked as a chef in Finland for over 3 years but let me tell you that personally i would prefer riding on little blizzards that continuing getting 12 Euros per hour in constant stress and inequalities.
Would you be fine if we exchange contact information? I live in Helsinki
I did carry power bank with me at all times, but I usually worked a bit closer to home in a 3-5 hour cycles, and my iPhone 12 managed to stay mostly alive :))
But yeah, I'm not 100% sure if wolt is less stressful than restaurant work. It's very frustrating when you have 0 orders for hours (can easily happen). I'd recommend trying out both, and figuring it out for yourself.
how can i get a wolt account to start working?
My friend, where are you from?
Салам..
А возможно ли работать курьером не зная языка..?
У тебя хороший английский, удачи тебе..
Салам, хотя бы базовый английский нужен, т.к. приходится общатся со службой поддержки очень часто. А так, без проблем.
hi ,i have question: if i have work permit in helsinki ,can i open food delivery account by car in wolt or foodora fastly or should i wait a few months or 1 year ? thanks lot..
Everyone that applies has a work permit, so it’s the same queue.
Which city were you delivering btw?
Espoo
Случаем не говорите на русском?
Говорю.
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@@JustaDudeinFinland hello I'm in Hungary Budapest