Uber Eats Drivers Make More Money Because of THIS

Now there's a new way for Uber

eats

drivers

to be less stressed on the road. I'm trying it right now for the first time. It's going very well so far. My first order was for over ten dollars for Jack in the Box. The mileage is. Okay, that's pretty decent for the payment on

this

order, it's for a little over six miles, but we already took care of that and we already delivered it and apparently they might have a tip hidden in that order, so I'm really looking forward to seeing it. full payment and then the next order, I hope one is just as good.

I had to drive to a busier area. The really exciting thing about

uber

eats

right now is that they are finally showing the delivery location and restaurant in my area. almost a full year since they started hiding that information from

drivers

in my market, but not all drivers, just some of the drivers I included. I've been very frustrated with

uber

eats, but that doesn't reveal everything I need to know

because

as you know on ubereads you can't zoom in on the map like you can on Doordash or GrubHub to find out the exact location of that delivery. You can see well.

I think it could be a house or an apartment complex. All you see is on cross streets, you don't really know all that information, but I have a way where you can now see the full delivery address before accepting an order. This feature is not actually in the ubereats app, but let's do a few

more

installments and then I'll tell you all about

this

great feature that I love so far. The next order I wanted to accept was for Chick-fil-A, it was over nine dollars and the mileage was pretty good. I hoped so. I'm not going to take that long, so I said, "Okay, this is pretty decent." I might as well accept it.

Chick-fil-A has been one of those restaurants that I would consider in the lower tier of restaurants as being pretty bad and they always

make

me wait a long time, five to ten minutes is a pretty normal amount of time that I would be waiting for them. the order is ready

because

, unfortunately, they usually don't start placing orders until you are very close to the restaurant. It seems that this specific restaurant and maybe other Chick-fil-A's in my area have really changed the way they distribute their orders and have decided that they are not even going to record that they have the order in their system until you get there and have been waiting for a minute or two, so I was waiting there for 15 minutes, almost 20 minutes, and I still had no hope that my order would be ready soon.

I was frustrated and I'm upset that I even accepted this order in the first place, but this brings me to what I wanted to talk about for most of this video: the new feature that will

make

you less stressed as an Uber Eats driver and it's The Sponsor of today from the video for for is very nice when it comes to this because I got that order from Chick-fil-A and I'm like, hey, I don't ever want to come back here again, especially if they're going to I'll be distributing orders like this, so I marked them as a restaurant that will never have your orders ready.

If at any point in this video it sounds like something you want to try for yourself, I have a link in my description. be the first link, just click on that download parameter. It will also help me because it is an affiliate link. Many thanks to any of you who decide to download Pera and let's get back to the shift and I'm sure The Boys have restaurants in your area that you will never want to return to again. I have a long list of them already marked in Pera because I've been using Pera for a while, every time I get an order, I can be on them. app and be like oh yeah, okay.

I remember this restaurant is terrible. I'll just decline that offer, not only do they have this dialing feature for restaurants, but they have a lot

more

features that I'll tell you about after I pick up. this corleones order for ten dollars and the mileage is so low. I am very happy that I was able to accept this request. I got one exact order, the other one was for the exact same restaurant, but that one was for about six dollars and was three or four miles. I didn't really think it was going to be worth it, so I went into the app and rejected it right from the app.

I didn't have to use the ubereats decline button. Pera has so many features and I have I didn't even talk about some of the best ones yet, after I took care of the Corleone order and left it, I took the photo and then I started getting orders again and one of the orders I got was very very interesting, it was for Chick-fil-A it looked pretty good, I mean a lot of people would accept orders like this, the dollar per mile is a good ratio, however, as I said earlier in the video, we will never go to Chick-fil -TO.

Again, that absolutely sucks and it's a good thing I marked that order because if I forgot that Chick-fil-A was a bad restaurant, let's say I marked a different restaurant that wasn't as bad as Chick-fil-A, but it was still bad . I would have flagged it in Pera and the offer would have appeared it would have been there on this screen and it would have said, Hey, you don't like this restaurant, you flagged it, so I wouldn't recommend going there and it would have said, okay, of course, let me decline right away. , so that's what I did in the pear app.

I simply declined the request and went on with my day. If you don't like rejecting orders manually, press the reject button again and again and Once again, there is a better solution for someone like you. Pera has now automatically rejected ubereats. This is fantastic. I've been using it all day and it really is a game changer. It reduces your stress levels so much. How does this work? Set the lowest possible amount you are willing to accept to get the lowest possible dollar per mile for which you are going to accept an order and the pair will make a calculation based on how much

money

they are going to make per hour for that order, they use the ubereats estimated time it will take to complete the order, they calculate it by hour and then simply enter the minimum they want at this time.

I have my minimum set pretty low just because I'm experimenting. exactly where I want to set it up right now I have four dollars per order right now I have one dollar per mile and ten dollars per hour obviously if a four dollar order comes in I'm not going to want to accept that so I'll probably have to increase it in a few minutes but is a good starting point, so when a three-dollar order comes in, of course, you'll automatically reject it. That's great because I don't have to waste time turning down two and three dollar orders all the time or even four dollar orders now.

I can set my standards at five dollars and I don't have to worry about it. Another big advantage of auto reject is that when a large order comes in, you might be tempted to take it, this one was 13, but it was 13 miles, like 13.5 miles, so because my dollar per mile ratio is set to a dollar a mile, Pera automatically rejected that one and at first I saw the notification, I was like, oh, wait, wait. What should be done to reject a 13 order? But I walked in and saw that it was almost 14 miles and said, "Okay, that's a good rejection." I would never want to accept a request like that.

Our next order is for a very, very good Panera restaurant. I know these orders are going to be ready, I mean 90 to 95 of the time I could go into para and I could mark this restaurant and instead of putting something like oh, the orders are never ready or the employees are rude . You could say that orders are always ready so always accept them so you can put a positive note there, but I wouldn't recommend it with the new auto reject feature, you can now choose to reject all orders that are flagged for you. You can reject them all right when they appear on your phone, so this is so nice.

I get comments all the time saying, for example, like Walmart, no one ever wants to take orders from Walmart and they say, oh man, I wish I never got them. a Walmart order ever again, this is so annoying, I just don't want to accept any of them, you can log in, you can check Walmart and you can automatically reject all Walmart orders and never have to deal with them. you won't see one, it pops up for a second or two just to let you know you rejected it and then you don't have to worry about it.

This video may seem like a big advertisement and yes, I'm partnering with Pera to give you this information, but when I'm so passionate about something that can directly help you, why shouldn't I talk about it for a while? Like this app. I have been using it for a while to continue using it. I mean, Pera is always making great updates and I still have more to share with you. They continue to update the app to make it even better than it is now. They really understand the delivery driver's point of view and want to help them in the best way.

Which they can't do long after I left the Panera order. I got this pizza offer from the NYPD. This is a decent restaurant, definitely not worthy of being marked as bad and we watched from Abbott telling us how much

money

we are going for. earning per hour and how much it costs per mile is something the Uber app just doesn't tell you, so I really like the app for analyzing the order and seeing all that information, including one of the most important things. These delivery places picked up the pizza, well it wasn't pizza, it was actually like two very small items, but they still tipped pretty well, it was such a short delivery I mean, I couldn't be happier with the order I received .

It was done and it was less than the expected time that Uber told me, it probably did it in about 10 minutes total and now the next one should be amazing too because it's a Starbucks order, yeah the payout is less so they're not even seven dollars. but Pera told me that the dollars per mile and dollars per hour are much better than the last order. I used to try to calculate dollar per hour and dollar per mile in my head as quickly as possible, but Uber just doesn't give you much time to accept orders, so I would say oh uh, yeah, I think it's around here , uh, sure, accept it or reject it, but with Pera there's no guessing, they tell you exactly the information you need. to know and there it is, so let's go pick up this Starbucks order and drop it off at the apartment complex.

The Starbucks order was very quick and easy and since this was an apartment complex sometimes you can see the apartment before accepting the order, so let's say you accept an order from the grocery store and it's a lot of items, but you do not want to deliver to an apartment above; You want to stay on the ground floor in case there are many boxes of water you want. To avoid going up those stairs you can go to Pera and see what apartment they are and you know I've tried this and it doesn't show you the apartment every time because it's hard for them to get that information but sometimes it can. be very valuable to you and not only can you see the ubereats delivery location, but they also have this for Uber.

I don't currently drive for Uber Rideshare, so I don't have the ability to test it myself, but I think it's pretty much the same thing: it will show you where to pick up the customer and where to drop them off so you can make a more informed decision before agreeing. that order and you don't have to cancel it later. The father also has another excellent characteristic. There are so many great things about this app and many features that I haven't even shared with you. You will have to download the app to try it for yourself. I haven't seen anything as useful as Pera on the market for delivery drivers.

My link is below, as well as links to Paris's YouTube channel and their Facebook page, and with their email, if you have any questions, please contact them. Thank you. Thank you very much for watching, see you in the next video.