Anyone who has a bicycle at home and a smartphone with internet can earn money with bike delivery apps, in which you register, make delivery deliveries and receive a determined amount for each completed delivery.

But, with the large number of applications that we currently have on the market, it is important to know the best options and, thus, assertively go for the safest platforms to make deliveries.

Do you want to know the top 5 bike delivery apps, see their advantages and how they work? So come with us and check it out first hand!

Before registering for delivery applications, it is important to understand how much a bike delivery person earns and, thus, understand what his remuneration will be like, payment for delivery, etc.

But, the truth is that each platform pays a specific amount for the delivery person, that is, the earnings will be different depending on the app that you will be the delivery person.

However, as a general estimate, the average remuneration of a courier for delivery and products with a bike is R$ 2,154.00, almost double the current official minimum wage.

With a brief search on the internet and in smartphone software stores, such as the Google Play Store and App Store, we will find several apps for bike delivery.

But, there are 5 apps that are currently standing out and, with them, you can earn extra income safely and without time restrictions.

Below, check out the main advantages and how the 5 best bike delivery apps work. Let's go?

Rappi is a delivery application for different segments, from markets, pharmacies, pet shops and other stores.

With it, the customer makes his purchases, leaves the payment done, and the nearest delivery person will receive the call to deliver the products to the address provided. It is available in the vast majority of capitals in Brazil.

A courier in the Rappi app has variable remuneration according to the time worked, distance traveled and type of delivery. According to the platform, those who opt for full-time can receive up to R$ 5 thousand reais per month. 

The 99Food app is focused on food and beverage delivery. With it, the customer orders a snack, drinks, sweets and other types of food and the delivery person closest to the location will receive notification of the delivery opportunity.

Upon acceptance, the courier picks up the order at the indicated address and delivers it to the customer's home. The remuneration of a 99Food delivery person depends on the number of deliveries made.

The value at the end of the month, for an average of 8 hours worked per day for 20 days is approximately R$ 1,200.00. For 30 days of work, the values can vary between R$ 1,900.00 to R$ 2,500.00.

Shippify is an online logistics management and fast delivery platform that makes couriers available to partner companies, whether they are physical or virtual stores.

There are already more than 1600 Shippify partner companies throughout Latin America, with important customers such as Buscapé, Nextel, Carrefour, Amazon, etc.

Present in 17 states in Brazil, the platform's great differential is the possibility of operating and delivering in the most varied ways, with different logistical stages, offering even more solutions to customers and giving opportunities for hundreds of couriers to have their income guaranteed.

The platform's couriers are called Shippers, and they make their deliveries with their own cars, motorcycles, bicycles or even trucks.

With integration into Google Maps and Waze, the platform makes life easier for couriers by optimizing routes and thus making deliveries more dynamic.

On Shippify, 80% of the amount paid on delivery is passed on to the courier. The platform's average salary, with 9 hours of work per day, is R$ 4 thousand, with 10 to 20 daily deliveries.

iFood is one of the best-known delivery apps in the country, where you can shop at a pharmacy, market, pet shop, drinks, restaurants, convenience stores, etc.

With it, the customer orders the products, a courier close to the location receives the call, and upon acceptance, picks up the order at the indicated address and delivers it directly to the customer's hands.

According to the platform, it is possible to guarantee an income of R$ 1,300.00 per month or more working from 4h to 6h per day, a total of more or less 120h per month, for 30 days.

Finally, Uber Eats was an active delivery app in Brazil until March 2022, where it was possible to register and deliver food and drinks, much like iFood. But, as we mentioned, the application ended its activities in Brazil, so it no longer receives registrations.

But now there is the Cornershop option, an Uber initiative similar to Uber Eats, where the delivery person registers and delivers to markets and stores. Average earnings on this new platform are R$ 69.88 per day, around R$ 1946.00 per month.

Finally, now that you already know the top 5 apps today, you must be wondering how to register and work as a delivery man, right?

The process is quite simple. Just choose which app you want to work on (you can work for more than one at the same time, there are no impediments), register, send your personal data, have a smartphone with internet access, a bike and wait for your account to be approved of delivery man.

Once approved, just start accepting your deliveries and guarantee your income.

So, what did you think of bike delivery apps? Which one caught your attention the most?

We hope that our content will help with the main questions on the subject and that you will soon be able to make your extra income with your bike.

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