Trust
How we verify the numbers on this site
Drivers make real financial decisions based on these pages, so every figure has to come from somewhere checkable — and carry a date.
Our editorial process
We talk to working drivers and couriers
Bonus and pay figures start from interviews with people actually delivering or driving in each market — what they were offered, what conditions were attached, and what they were really paid after the fleet's cut.
We check against official platform pages
Periodically we compare what drivers report against the platform's own sign-up and earnings pages for that country. When the official offer and the on-the-ground reality differ, we say so.
Every figure carries a date
Each bonus shows a "Last checked" date. Offers change without notice — a figure checked two months ago may no longer apply, and the date lets you judge that for yourself.
Figures are estimates, not official data
Nothing on this site is official platform data. Platforms change terms per city, per week and per driver cohort. Treat our figures as a researched starting point, and always confirm the current offer with the platform or fleet before you commit.
What the "Last checked" date means
It is the day we last confirmed that figure against a driver report or an official page — not the day the offer expires. If a date looks old, treat the amount as indicative and check the platform's own page, which we link where one exists.
What we do not do
- We do not copy bonus amounts from other comparison sites.
- We do not let a fleet pay to change a figure or hide unfavourable terms.
- We do not publish a number we could not trace back to a source.