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Pyszne in 15 new cities: Głogów from 28 October, the rest in November

27 October 2026

Pyszne is moving into more cities. Głogów comes first — the launch is on 28 October 2026. Seven cities join on 9 November and seven more on 17 November.

  • Flexible hours — you choose when to ride
  • No commission on Glovo, Uber Eats and Pyszne with our partner
  • Civil contract (umowa zlecenie) — no company needed
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You register through a settlement partner (fleet), not directly in the app.

When it starts in your city

What Pyszne pays in the new cities

The minimum for a single order is 25 zł gross. Pyszne pays per completed order, not per hour. You sign an umowa zlecenie (civil contract) with a settlement partner.

+3 zł per McDonald’s order at the start

In the first days you get an extra 3 zł gross for every McDonald’s order:

Good to know

  • Launch dates may shift — in some cities the date has already changed once.
  • As of 27 October 2026; the terms may change.

Want to ride for Pyszne?

Signing up takes a few minutes. Our settlement partner handles the contract and payouts — no business of your own needed.

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