How to Track a Food Delivery Driver’s Annual Income: Keep Track of Income, Hours Worked, and Expenses Together

Illustration depicting the situation of a Taiwanese food delivery rider: income, expenses, and completed orders, corresponding to the article “An Uber Eats Delivery Rider Shares Their Annual Salary and Expenses for 2024.”
Illustration depicting the situation of a Taiwanese food delivery rider: income, expenses, and completed orders, corresponding to the article “An Uber Eats Delivery Rider Shares Their Annual Salary and Expenses for 2024.”

If you want to assess whether full-time work is right for you, we recommend keeping track of the following for at least several consecutive weeks: each payment received, actual delivery times, fuel costs, parking fees, vehicle maintenance, insurance, taxes, and days off. Payment details and order times are the most important source data; the Ministry of Labor also recommends that delivery riders keep records of orders and payments to verify their entitlements.

Any comparison of income should specify the region, time period, and cost range; one should not treat a peak month for a small number of people as a fixed monthly salary.

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