DOORDASH, GRUBHUB, & UBER EATS | Multi-App Ride Along

In this video I take you with me on 2 different multi-app shifts that I did. Using Doordash, Grubhub, and Uber Eats I see how much money I can make in the 3 hours I work across Wednesday night and Thursday afternoon. At the end I breakdown my income and finances for you so you can see exactly how much I made and also see exactly where I put my money after each shift.
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[@WheresYourNext]

Love watching you deliver dude! Multi-Apping is the only way to go! Out in Tooele UT made $170 on a Multi app shift in 6.5 hours. Woot!

[@Moore.Driven]

Nice!

[@dfizzbom]

The reason hot spots are 'ripped' on is exactly the reason you experienced. You chased one and had no luck. Avoid chasing real time hot spots based on an algorithm. Just know your restaurant power strips in multiple areas. Know your market well for the best times to go out and the most favorable days to do it. Know the roads and traffic patterns well. Get to know any short cuts to beat traffic and lights. Traffic patterns are largely predictable. I know I can't make time mid afternoon here Friday through Sunday so I bail out of delivery by 1pm. I can't get anywhere after that because of traffic. Weekdays I let the commuter traffic die down and start the dinner shift at 5:45 and I can actually make good time on the roads. I don't stess starting breakfast until 10am because I have tried earlier many times and my market just doesn't start popping before 10. But there's no real figuring what days you'll make the best or worst money. That's a crap shoot. Your typical worst days can surprise you with good money and vice versa. Things get more steady heading into the fall and winter. Good luck out there. Stay safe.

[@petermitchell8844]

Hi. I'm a Uber Eats/Doordash driver in Christchurch, New Zealand. Love your videos and have subscribed. The one difference here in NZ is we don't have a tipping culture (although Uber encourages customers to tip and you get them rarely) so you rely on the base price plus Uber quests if available. Loved your "idiot" comment at10.40 because the same thing happened to me 2 nights ago. Kicking myself the rest of the shift. Keep up the good work.

[@garyday6681]

I like how you figure out your numbers it's cool. There is also a number for all the parts and repairs that will inevitably happen and the extra insurance you need in order to be properly protected while doing deliveries. One accident without proper insurance will leave you with no coverage and open you to civil lawsuits. Low payouts do not justify the total cost of doing buisness and room for profit IE money to live on. Your videos are awesome and I appreciate all the hard work you do to teach us things about gig deliveries.

[@rcttouched1845]

Those breakdowns at the end of the shift are where it's at for me. Nice to see the before and after taxes yield. Keep up the good work.

[@Moore.Driven]

Thanks! Glad it’s helping

[@josephlong6634]

I really like the ride alongs

[@Moore.Driven]

Thanks

[@MadDogGIO]

Finally was cleared to start Uber so I started multi apping with DD. Made $249 Friday and $275 Saturday…total of 20.75 hrs(about 10 a day). I have a question/recommendation for you, let me know what you think…you’re calling taxes an expense in your final calculations, but I really believe the expenses you can’t keep driving without are gas, maintenance, and possibly accounting for depreciation of your vehicle(especially a nice one). You can calculate by cents per mile driven. I do 5 cents per mile for the car maintenance, which means every 100 miles gets me $5 to fix my car. You can get a Groupon for an oil change for around $30.

[@MadDogGIO]

About the taxes, I really think that it’s not an expense. People that have jobs, they don’t account for taxes being taken from them and for the commute(sometimes really far commute). But as an example, if someone gets offered $20 an hour for a job…they probably only get $17 on their paycheck. The point is we all get taxed and calculate everything at the end of the year…so to call it an expense is a little off, just my opinion. A lot of people criticize the gig life because of taxes…and I’m thinking dude, have you checked your pay stubs? You don’t get $15…you’re getting paid $13 or less in reality.

[@stevedavenport1202]

I do well in hot zones. However, I don't always get orders from a particular restaurant designated as a hot spot.

[@ClitherallGaming]

Blake please do more ride alongs...they are my favorite type of videos of yours

[@Moore.Driven]

Noted👍🏻

[@comp364]

When you close one app and open another. Do you still get pushed notifications for new orders on the closed app? Or do you have to have the apps have to be open in order to receive new orders?

[@lamonthicks9555]

If you lived in Las Angeles you would be killing it man.

[@TomTom-gn9mp]

How do you feel about the Uber "chEATs" policy where customers can remove their tip after the food is delivered? Tips = faster delivery but the driver ends up getting robbed after hustling to the pickup and dropoff location.

[@Moore.Driven]

I think it’s fine they allow people to change the tip but I think it’s completely wrong that people abuse it

[@jadonmesfun6479]

Bottom line taking away full tip amount after delivery is never right. Uber should implement a system where customers must pay minimum half of their initial tip and can remove up to half of the tip depending on driver service in my opinion.

[@dolphindave1966]

@@Moore.Driven I think they should require a good reason for removing it and the driver should be able to see that reason. The bait stuff is crap

[@src7888]

@@dolphindave1966 Agree

[@Goodvibesonly40]

I wish that I would have taken the night off last night because I got an order, had a terrible experience. I couldn't find the drop off then I couldn't find the apartment. I called the customer and they wouldn't answer. I fell in the process because it was dark and I missed a step. I entered up just leaving the order at a location outside the apartments and letting the customer know. Now I am hurting today and I am bruised up ugh! I went straight home after that

[@everydamnjim]

So you're using the IRS standard mileage deduction to calculate your tax burden but then you're only subtracting your actual fuel cost when calculating net profit (your "after expenses" figures). What about other operating costs like maintenance/repairs, insurance, depreciation and/or lease payments, etc.?

[@pix2.0]

Bently does circle and drives within the hot spot, he just doesn't park.

[@s0ldier898]

I'm newer to multi apping what would you have done if you got a huge uber eats or grub hub going in the total opposite direction decent miles when you started your double doordash order. Accept or decline?

[@mishad8002]

You can cancel the dd and take it unless you already picked up the food.

[@s0ldier898]

@@mishad8002 that is what I was asking him if he already picked it up and that happened. Just curious

[@steveononye3972]

For doordash you could head to the restaurant slide pick up the food but don’t confirm pick up then hide your location on settings and go drop off the Uber then Dd after do that Dd been trash lately

[@dolphindave1966]

@@steveononye3972 you're risking getting flagged for fraud. I just pause the other 2 when I accept an order

[@mishad8002]

s0ldier898 well if ones going the opposite way you cant do both so you’ll have to decline the uber/grubhub order and just finish out the doordash order. That happens to me alot. If you drive fast enough you can make it work sometimes not often but thats up to you if its worth it.

[@CS-by2fq]

I think the reason everyone hates hotspots is because every dasher has the same idea and they all congregate in one small area making the hotspot not so hot. I sat in one at a shopping center, during dinner, for an hour and only was given 2 garbage orders. Instacart is usually my bread and butter. Doordash usually just pays for my gas and MAYBE a few groceries lol.

[@Moore.Driven]

Interesting 🤔

[@mrandall1979]

Totally agree. I make more by completely avoiding hot spots. I wasted an hour last week literally sitting in the middle of one and not one order came through.

[@ronin1232]

What camera setup are you using when you're making deliveries and showing us your phone in your car?

[@jeff-pt8ep]

how many phones do you use for multi apping? I'm wondering how i would do a Uber eats and a doordash at the same time, with 2 navigations running and talking at the same time on 1 phone. Turn left in 200 feet and turn right in a 1/4 mile,, at the same time, lol.

[@kayxoh19]

tonight was super slow for me 😭 I usually get papa ginos one after the other but I only got 2 in 🥴

[@Moore.Driven]

Dang:/

[@robertwilson5669]

My boy got the official like a referee shirt on

[@Moore.Driven]

You know it!

[@juliearnold2493]

Has anyone here had issues with Grubhub app? I am incredibly frustrated after I was approved and am still waiting for an email (almost 2 weeks) that I can get started. Their tech support is beyond awful! Any insight into this challenge? Thank you!

[@jayjarrett4117]

Get a razor blade in Spray some glass cleaner let it soak in on that old ass sticker on your window in scrap it off spray a lot of glass cleaner so it won’t scratch the window

[@BiggameTechJourney]

Great video

[@Moore.Driven]

Thanks

[@AskOneMarketer-llc]

I have AAA insurance. Do I need special insurance for gig work?

[@dolphindave1966]

Just call your insurance company. I have state farm and they said my normal coverage is enough as long as I'm delivering food and goods. If you're doing rideshare, driving people around, then you need the special coverage

[@terryjetter1718]

Lol. After doing my taxes on my 3rd year lf being an independent contractor even. Before gig apping. I would say... you are someone who will benefit from having a kid lol. I didnt pay quarterly last year and that was my first year of being fully self employed and i got a 4.8k return this year because of recording expenses and having a 5 year old son. Love the money, but i also realize it means i basically got another stimulus check from the govt because this is the first year of my life that I got a return bigger than the taxes I paid. So i actually got paid by the govt my first year fully self employed. Thats weird.

[@RockyLuvsJonghyun]

But what about the expenses of raising said child lmao 😂

[@pix2.0]

Are you running multiple phones with each app? How do you know when a different order comes in on another app?

[@Moore.Driven]

No all on 1 phone, I just get a notification when one comes in

[@pix2.0]

@@Moore.Driven thanks! And let doordash take precedence over the other apps since it is so sensitive? Do uber eats and grub hub also have an acceptance rate? Or are they like instacart and you take what you want? Thank you!!

[@ewanmorkel5304]

Are you gonna do any instacart content?

[@Moore.Driven]

Stay tuned

[@ewanmorkel5304]

@@Moore.Driven can’t wait!!

[@WheresYourNext]

@@Moore.Driven try Shipt too they are in SLC. Seen some nice fat orders $20-30 but they are full service. Just something to think about.

[@src7888]

I never ever drive to a hot spot 😉 and I bank great money 💰

[@Moore.Driven]

Wow good for you👍🏻

[@akahee22]

🔥

[@Moore.Driven]

👍🏻

[@echiasson111]

Rumor has it dd has lowered the base pay to 2.25 is it true?

[@Moore.Driven]

In some areas I’ve heard that it is that low

[@JoJo-fm4tk]

I started dashing a month ago in Georgia and it's always been $2.50

[@briansanchez5210]

Wow what a joke!! Might at well work at gas station make more there

[@echiasson111]

Keep dashing

[@Moore.Driven]

You know it

[@devynyates1929]

I’m sorry but I have to ask, why would you possibly drive a Mercedes for doordash, UE or grubhub? That seems like the most stupid way to drive as I can think

[@maxladue993]

why cant a person drive what they like? its their buissness what they drive and what they use there money on end of story

[@devynyates1929]

@@maxladue993 I didn’t say it was? I’m just genuinely curious why you would use a Mercedes to doordash. Do you realize how much those cars cost per mile? More than what you’re making on DD lol

[@maxladue993]

@@deliverydashcam5002 this guys been doin doordash for over a year and makes $700 a week minimum mate

[@Moore.Driven]

I’m not telling anyone else to drive a Mercedes, I’ve never given that advice, no need to get jealous… it’s a car that gets good gas mileage (31mpg) and I saved and worked my butt off from the time I was 16-20 years old so I could get a car I loved. It’s not a bad financial move if you understand how much you should spend on a car compared to your yearly income just saying🤷‍♂️

[@Moore.Driven]

Side note, been dashing for over 3 years and used to drive a Nissan Sentra. My Mercedes gets better gas mileage and I waited until I had plenty of money to afford it. That’s what being smart financially is all about

[@src7888]

46 miles is terrible

[@techfan1017]

Multi apping is a whole different mental game haha

[@Moore.Driven]

Fr tho😂

[@Moderndayvet]

Straight anxiety 😂

[@ProdByBJ]

sup stay safe

[@Moore.Driven]

Thanks you too

[@ICON1OF1]

A dog take meds for anxiety Wtf 😂

[@hermamolbp]

Bro don’t do PoorDash it’s a waste of time

[@src7888]

Wait? You drove to a hot spot and it sucked, so I am correct. No need to drive to a hot spot buddy. You still learning 😉

[@Moore.Driven]

No it was just a slow time on a Thursday, and it wasn’t until I got to the hot spot that I started getting orders… you still got some learning to do tho so it’s all good👍🏻😉

[@kevink.2719]

Great video

[@Moore.Driven]

Thanks