DeliverThat

DeliverThat is a specialized delivery platform focusing exclusively on catering and large food orders. Unlike DoorDash or UberEats which focus on single meals, DeliverThat connects drivers with EZCater and restaurant catering departments to deliver food for office parties and events.

Because orders are larger, the pay is significantly higher, often averaging over $30 per delivery. Drivers can see the pickup and drop-off locations and exact pay before accepting. It is a legitimate gig economy niche for drivers who have a vehicle capable of carrying large catering bags and want fewer, higher-paying trips.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. specific vehicle requirements?

You need a reliable vehicle that is large enough to transport multiple catering boxes or trays securely. While a sedan is usually fine, the vehicle must be clean and free of clutter. You will also need insulated catering bags, which you can buy from DeliverThat.

2. How much can I earn?

Deliveries typically pay a base fare plus 100% of the gratuity. The average payout per delivery is often around $25-$35, and most deliveries take under an hour. Some large orders can pay significantly more.

3. specific dress code?

Yes, DeliverThat requires a higher standard of professionalism than standard food delivery. Drivers are generally expected to wear business casual attire (e.g., collared shirt, no open-toed shoes) because they are delivering to corporate offices and professional events.

4. How do I get paid?

DeliverThat processes payments twice a week via direct deposit. This frequent payment schedule helps drivers maintain steady cash flow compared to platforms that only pay weekly or bi-weekly.

5. Is it busy?

DeliverThat is busiest during lunch hours (10 AM - 1 PM) on weekdays when offices order catering. It is not a 24/7 gig like UberEats; it is best used as a high-paying lunch rush side hustle.