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Worker Guide

Earn as a delivery rider on your own terms

You set your own rate for every delivery. Here's how much riders typically earn, how payouts work, and how to get started on Workermo.

Earning potential

What riders typically charge per delivery

Delivery typeTypical rate
Local parcel delivery (within 5km)
Quick trips, can stack multiple per hour
₱80 – ₱150
Document delivery
Simple, low-effort deliveries
₱80 – ₱150
Store or grocery pickup
Slightly longer, higher per-trip rate
₱100 – ₱200
Longer distance delivery (5–15km)
Rate typically increases with distance
₱150 – ₱300
Multi-stop / bulk delivery
Highest earning potential per trip
₱250 – ₱500+

You set your own rate for every delivery — these ranges reflect what riders have typically charged, not a fixed or guaranteed rate.

How you get paid

From completed delivery to payout

Delivery rate
Set by you, agreed with the customer
₱200.00
Platform Fee
10% — deducted only when the delivery is complete
− ₱20.00
InstaPay Transfer Fee
Flat fee for payout to your bank/e-wallet
− ₱10.00
You receive₱170.00

No subscription, no upfront cost — fees only apply when you complete a delivery and get paid.

Getting started

How to start earning as a delivery rider

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Step 01

Create your worker profile

Add your name, photo, location, and vehicle details so customers know who's picking up their delivery.

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Step 02

Complete ID verification

Submit a government-issued ID. Verified profiles get more trust and appear higher in customer searches.

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Step 03

Set your own rate

Decide what to charge per delivery — you're in full control of your pricing. Use the delivery cost guide as a reference point.

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Step 04

Set your service area

Be clear about how far you're willing to travel, so you get matched with relevant delivery requests.

Step 05

Respond quickly to requests

Delivery jobs are often time-sensitive — fast responses in chat significantly improve your chances of getting booked.

Step 06

Deliver reliably and earn reviews

On-time, careful delivery builds a reputation that leads to repeat customers and more bookings.

FAQ

Common questions from new riders

01

How much can I earn as a delivery rider on Workermo?

Earnings depend on how many deliveries you take and your rate per trip — typically ₱80–₱500+ per delivery before fees. Stack enough short trips in a day and it adds up fast — the volume is really up to you.

02

How much does Workermo take from my earnings?

Workermo charges a 10% platform fee, deducted only when a delivery is marked complete — never upfront. There's also a small flat InstaPay fee when you transfer your payout to your bank or e-wallet.

03

Do I need my own motorcycle to become a delivery rider?

Most delivery work on Workermo is done by motorcycle, though some riders use bicycles or cars for specific delivery types. Confirm what works best for your service area.

04

How do I get my first delivery booking?

Complete your profile and ID verification, set a competitive rate, and respond quickly to nearby delivery requests. Fast response time matters a lot in this category.

See the full Fees & Pricing breakdown or learn more about Trust & Safety on Workermo. Curious what customers look for? See How to Hire a Delivery Rider or browse all services on Workermo.

Start earning

Start earning as a rider today

Download Workermo, set up your profile, and start getting delivery requests near you.