What do delivery earnings depend on?
If you plan to deliver for Wolt or Glovo, it is important to know in advance what costs you will have and how much of your earnings you will keep. The number of hours you work, the number of orders, the part of the city you drive in, and vehicle costs all affect the final calculation.
If you do not have your own car or scooter, renting lets you start working without buying a vehicle. Instead of a large upfront investment, you pay for the rental under the agreed terms and plan your other work costs.
Which costs affect your earnings?
Delivery income is not the same as the money you have left at the end of the month. From your earnings you need to subtract the cost of the rental, fuel, and any other costs that are your responsibility.
That is why it is important to know, before you start, how much you pay for the rental and what is included in the price. With us, registration, insurance, and regular vehicle maintenance are on us. We organize the necessary servicing and periodic checks, and your responsibility is to bring the vehicle in at the agreed time and use it responsibly.
This way you know in advance who is in charge of vehicle maintenance, and you do not have to arrange regular servicing and registration yourself. What remains is to plan the costs you cover yourself, primarily fuel and the rental price.
Car or scooter for delivery work?
Your choice of vehicle can affect your daily costs and the way you work. A scooter generally uses less fuel and is easier to park, which can be an advantage if you do most of your deliveries in central Belgrade and on shorter routes.
A car offers more space for orders and more comfort during longer shifts, especially in bad weather. On the other hand, fuel consumption is usually higher, and finding parking can take extra time.
There is no single solution that suits every courier. Before renting, think about where you plan to work, how many hours a week you will spend delivering, and which type of vehicle suits the orders you expect.
How to estimate whether delivery pays off for you
Before you start, make a rough calculation of your monthly income and expenses. Take into account how many days a week you plan to work, how many hours you can spend delivering, and what costs you expect.
Income can vary from day to day, depending on demand, the number of orders, and the time spent between deliveries. That is why it is better to plan based on realistic expectations than to count on every day being equally profitable.
Include the rental price and fuel in your calculation, as well as any other costs not covered by the agreement. When you know your obligations in advance, it is easier to estimate how much work you need to cover your costs and reach the income you want.
Start working with a rented vehicle
If you want to deliver for Wolt or Glovo but do not have your own vehicle, renting a car or scooter lets you start without the cost of buying one.
With us, you can find out about available vehicles, rental prices, and terms of cooperation. We organize and pay for registration, insurance, and regular maintenance, in line with the agreed terms.
Contact us and check vehicle availability. Before we start working together, you will know the price, your obligations, and what is included in the offer.
