Van & Driver

Driver’s Mate Jobs

Driver’s mate work across England: help our drivers lift on two-person jobs. No van needed; £30 a job, more on home moves, paid weekly.

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Driver’s Mate Jobs: how it works

Driver’s mate work across England: help our drivers lift on two-person jobs. No van needed; £30 a job, more on home moves, paid weekly.

What a driver’s mate earns

JobAboutYou get
A single item or small load1 hour£30
A 3-bed house move7 hours£120

£30 for a single item or small load. On a home move, £30 for every two hours of the job’s estimated time, and at least £60. The offer shows your pay before you accept.

Work out what you’d earn

About £150 a week, £650 a month, before your costs and tax.

What a driver’s mate does around England

You meet the driver at the pickup, anywhere from England to the next town, and help load and unload: a sofa up the stairs, a fridge, a whole flat. Most jobs are a short hop from the centre of England. The driver runs the job and the van; you bring a pair of hands and a steady back.

Offers come to your phone when a driver near England needs a hand. Take the ones that suit you; declining never counts against you.

Levels: the better you do, the sooner you see offers

  • New
    Your first jobs.
  • Standard
    After three finished jobs: offers before New partners.
  • Gold
    25 jobs, rated 4.8, 95% on time: offers first.

A mate who doesn’t turn up is paused: one no-show, and HQ decides when you’re back. Call HQ as soon as you know you can’t make it.

How to join

  1. Photo ID and the right to work in the UK
  2. A phone for the app
  3. Steady lifting: sofas, fridges, boxes

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Questions

How much work is there?

We’re new here, so the first partners in a town get every job that comes in.

What does a driver’s mate earn?

£30 for a single item or small load; on a home move £30 for every two hours, at least £60.

When do I get paid?

Every week by bank transfer, for jobs finished at least 48 hours before.

Do I need a van or a licence?

No. You meet the driver at the pickup; photo ID and the right to work in the UK are all you need.