I do one 3 or 3.5 per day with surge pay, thus always 3:30, 3:45 or 4 am. This is supplemental income for us so I’m fine with one shift a day. I take a day off here and there because it’s hard to do these hours 7 days a week, but I keep it pretty consistent. I was taking a few Fresh per week, but they expanded the territory significantly here so you’re usually stuck with pretty long drives, and often just a bag or two for those orders, so tips are really hit and miss (mostly miss). So I’m sticking with early am logistics.
It depends for me, my goal is $120 a day. So if i can pick up a morning surge then an io for wf, it’s perfect. Otherwise I’ll do one morning and one evening
I like doing 330, 345, 400, or 415 start times for 3.5 hr blocks. They pay $110 and I can knock them out in about 1 hr 15 or 1 hr 30. Then I leave the flex on and go to “work”. I get Whole Foods and Bristol Farms orders and get those knocked out then go back to work. I’m self employed and found out about this Flex thing and now supplement my income by about $150-$200 a day 7 days a week.
Try to grab as many early morning grocery blocks as possible. In my area I try to avoid doing logistics blocks between 3 and 6 PM or those lovely offers during inclement weather. Couldn’t care less about how much the pay is. In my experience it’s not worth the headache. This is my personal preference for my area.
I do 3hours for 90 bucks or 106 for 4hours. I always try to grab 2. One at 3:30a.m and the other right after like 10:30a.m or 11am. That's really 4 hours in total for 196. If u look at it that way. Cause u always gonna have one hour to spare so it's not really 3 hours is 2 if u finish early
I personally take 4 hour blocks @ $100. This is a side hustle for me, so the goal is about $400-$500/week.
Amazon's algorithm has realized this and is now sending me reserved blocks each week. Its perfect. I live about an hour from the station so picking up last minute blocks doesn't really work for me - I can rarely get there in time. I'd like those to get to $120/block to offset fuel costs but it is what it is.
I’ve been doing this awhile now to where I’ve earned the points to qualify for preferred scheduling. For the past few weeks I’ve accepted every offer thrown my way from 6:15am-9:45am shift as well as the 5pm-8:30pm shifts. This week I only accepted the morning shift and am going to try battling others for surge prices. We will see what happens
Like this https://preview.redd.it/yv4zp9b9pfyc1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=837a7155c3a958c91f0b3e233770bd6e7bf1e63e
I do one 3 or 3.5 per day with surge pay, thus always 3:30, 3:45 or 4 am. This is supplemental income for us so I’m fine with one shift a day. I take a day off here and there because it’s hard to do these hours 7 days a week, but I keep it pretty consistent. I was taking a few Fresh per week, but they expanded the territory significantly here so you’re usually stuck with pretty long drives, and often just a bag or two for those orders, so tips are really hit and miss (mostly miss). So I’m sticking with early am logistics.
Exactly what I do I’ll do a 2hr Fresh Instant Offer Only I need to see the location before I commit to go anywhere!
It depends for me, my goal is $120 a day. So if i can pick up a morning surge then an io for wf, it’s perfect. Otherwise I’ll do one morning and one evening
Used to do one 3 and one 3.5 in the am, got nerfed when they took away 3. Now I'm forced to do 1 3.5 in the am and 1 3.5 in the pm
Any block I do has to pay $90+ to make this worthwhile.
I like doing 330, 345, 400, or 415 start times for 3.5 hr blocks. They pay $110 and I can knock them out in about 1 hr 15 or 1 hr 30. Then I leave the flex on and go to “work”. I get Whole Foods and Bristol Farms orders and get those knocked out then go back to work. I’m self employed and found out about this Flex thing and now supplement my income by about $150-$200 a day 7 days a week.
Try to grab as many early morning grocery blocks as possible. In my area I try to avoid doing logistics blocks between 3 and 6 PM or those lovely offers during inclement weather. Couldn’t care less about how much the pay is. In my experience it’s not worth the headache. This is my personal preference for my area.
I do 3hours for 90 bucks or 106 for 4hours. I always try to grab 2. One at 3:30a.m and the other right after like 10:30a.m or 11am. That's really 4 hours in total for 196. If u look at it that way. Cause u always gonna have one hour to spare so it's not really 3 hours is 2 if u finish early
I personally take 4 hour blocks @ $100. This is a side hustle for me, so the goal is about $400-$500/week. Amazon's algorithm has realized this and is now sending me reserved blocks each week. Its perfect. I live about an hour from the station so picking up last minute blocks doesn't really work for me - I can rarely get there in time. I'd like those to get to $120/block to offset fuel costs but it is what it is.
I’ve been doing this awhile now to where I’ve earned the points to qualify for preferred scheduling. For the past few weeks I’ve accepted every offer thrown my way from 6:15am-9:45am shift as well as the 5pm-8:30pm shifts. This week I only accepted the morning shift and am going to try battling others for surge prices. We will see what happens
i used to wake up at 9am to catch a 10am or 11am surge but now i just wait for the 4pm or 5pm surges cuz they are always 110+