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What do delivery apps really pay after costs?

Put any delivery platform on the same scoreboard: gross pay, fuel, vehicle costs, tax reserve, and true net hourly pay.

Delivery App Net Pay Calculator
Compare your true weekly and monthly pay across DoorDash, Uber Eats, Instacart, Grubhub, or any delivery app after fuel, vehicle costs, and tax reserve.
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Use your own average payout and mileage. The result is an estimate, not a promise of platform earnings.

Weekly comparison

$29.95/hr net

Net hourly

$29.95/hr

Net weekly

$718.71

$800.00 gross before costs

Vehicle + other costs

−$81.29

$46.29 estimated fuel

Net per delivery

$8.98

At this pace, your estimated net is $718.71 per week, $3,112.03 per month, and $539.04 after the tax reserve.

How the math works

Use the number after every cost

This calculator shows the amount left after the costs that are easy to forget. Change the assumptions to match your marketplace, product, vehicle, or region instead of relying on a generic rule of thumb.

Net hourly = (deliveries × (base pay + tips + bonuses) − fuel − other costs) ÷ hours

Questions sellers ask

Which delivery app pays the most?

The answer depends on your market, time of day, tips, mileage, and order selection. Compare each app using the same hours and miles.

How much do delivery drivers make after gas?

Gross payout is not take-home pay. Fuel, maintenance, insurance, and taxes can reduce the effective hourly rate substantially.

Should I multi-app?

Multi-apping can improve utilization, but only if you can avoid extra miles, late deliveries, and overlapping orders.

Fee assumptions and related tools

Rates change by country, category, seller status, and platform policy. Review the IRS standard mileage rates before publishing prices.