Van & Driver

Self-Employed Van Driver Work

Self-employed van driver work across England. No fees to join, no minimum hours: fixed-price jobs and weekly pay.

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Self-Employed Van Driver Work: how it works

Self-employed van driver work across England. No fees to join, no minimum hours: fixed-price jobs and weekly pay.

What you earn

JobCustomer paysYou get
A single item across town: a single item£29£23.20
A single item across town: half a van£46£36.80
A single item across town: a full van, two people£102£81.60
A 10-mile trip: a full van, two people£110£88
A 25-mile trip: a full van, two people£125£100
A 3-bed house (Luton, two people)£183£146.40

Worked out by our quote engine with today’s prices: you keep 80% of every job. When the customer chooses two people, the extra £30 for your second person is all yours, on top.

Work out what you’d earn

About £185.60 a week, £804 a month, before your costs and tax.

Self-employed, with the work found for you

There’s nothing to pay to join and no minimum. You set the days you’re free around England and get offers only on those days; the price and your share are on every offer before you say yes.

You’re paid every week by bank transfer for jobs finished at least 48 hours before, with a statement for each week in the app.

How to join

  1. A driving licence, your van and hire-and-reward insurance

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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 job pay?

A single item pays you £23.20, a full van with two people £81.60, a 3-bed house about £146.40. You keep 80%, plus the whole £30 when the customer adds a second person.

When do I get paid?

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

Do I need my own van?

Yes: these jobs are for owner-drivers and small firms. No van? Help our drivers as a driver’s mate instead.