Stuart

Stuart is a B2B last-mile delivery platform operating in major European cities like Paris, London, and Barcelona. Unlike food-only apps, Stuart connects businesses (retailers, florists, grocery stores) with a fleet of independent couriers. This allows for a wider variety of delivery tasks beyond just restaurant meals.

Couriers can use bikes, mopeds, or cars to complete deliveries. Stuart is known for offering minimum hourly guarantees in certain slots (Slot payments) alongside per-drop fees. It is a legitimate logistics partner for brands like Apple and Nespresso, offering reliable gig work for urban couriers.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. specific minimum guarantee?

Yes, Stuart often offers "slots" where couriers are guaranteed a minimum hourly payment (e.g., £8/hour) just for being available, plus extra for every delivery made. This provides more income stability than pure per-drop apps.

2. How much can I earn?

Earnings depend on vehicle type and location, but couriers can earn up to £15-£20 per hour during peak times with multipliers. The pay formula usually includes a pickup fee, drop-off fee, and distance pay.

3. How do I get paid?

Stuart pays couriers weekly via direct bank transfer. In the UK, they partner with Level to offer faster, flexible access to earnings before the standard payday.

4. specific insurance requirements?

Yes, if you use a motorized vehicle (car/moped), you must have Hire & Reward insurance. Stuart creates partnerships with insurance providers like Zego to offer pay-as-you-go insurance for couriers.

5. Is it flexible?

Yes, you can work on-demand by simply logging in, or you can book specific "slots" in advance to secure minimum pay guarantees. This hybrid model offers both flexibility and security.