Udug Driver
Deliver in your own neighbourhood.
Udug Driver is the app for drivers and couriers. Carry meals, groceries and parcels around the city you know, and go online when it suits you.

Applying
Four steps to your first delivery.
- Create your accountOn the web now, or in Udug Driver when it reaches the stores.
- Verify your identityPhoto ID and a quick check that it's really you.
- Add your vehicleThe details customers and our team need to recognise you.
- Get approvedA person reviews every application before any work is offered.
Estimate
What a week could look like.
Choose your hours and where you'll deliver. In the app, every delivery shows its pay before you accept it.
An estimate, not a promise of work or earnings. Proposed pilot rates: $4.25 plus $0.60 per km for each delivery, topped up to the Ontario minimum wage ($17.95 an hour) for your engaged time on each order. We assume about 14 minutes plus 2 minutes per km for each delivery and 6 minutes between orders, and that there are orders the whole time you're online, which early on there won't always be. Before tips, fuel and other costs.
Estimated weekly pay
$290
- Deliveries, about
- 40
- Per delivery
- $7.25
- Per online hour
- $14.50
- Tips
- Yours, on top

Working with Udug
Built for the people doing the driving.
- Real road routesDistances and pay come from the streets you'll actually drive.
- Earnings you can checkEvery completed delivery and payout is listed in the app.
- Help when it mattersReport a problem from the trip itself and reach our team.
Before you apply
What you need to start.
Pick how you'll deliver to see what to have ready.
Everyone
- A recent iPhone or Android phone for Udug Driver
- Government photo ID and a selfie, for a one-time identity check
- A Canadian bank account for weekly payouts
Car
- A valid Ontario driver's licence
- The car's registration and plate. Changing your plate later is reviewed
- Personal auto insurance with a delivery-use endorsement. Many personal policies exclude paid delivery, so a pink slip alone isn't enough
Bicycle or e-bike
- A helmet. Ontario requires one on an e-bike, and for cyclists under 18; we ask everyone to wear one
- A front light and a rear light or reflector for riding after dark
- E-bikes must meet Ontario's e-bike rules, and riders must be 16 or older
On foot
- Comfortable shoes and a bag that keeps orders upright
- Short trips near you: we offer walkers deliveries that are walkable
A person reviews every application before any work is offered. Rides need more, set by each city, when they open.
Questions
Driving, answered.
Is Udug Driver a separate app?
When do I get paid?
Can I carry riders as well?
How long does approval take?
Your neighbourhood needs couriers.
Apply in a few minutes. A person reviews every application.