Pyszne now delivers groceries: Auchan from November and Żabka Jush
The Pyszne app is no longer just for food — you can order groceries too. Żabka Jush joined in October, and Auchan joins in 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
You register through a settlement partner (fleet), not directly in the app.
Auchan: 96 stores from November
- The service starts in November in 96 Auchan stores and is being rolled out to more locations.
- Picking an order takes about 30 minutes, and the whole delivery about an hour.
- Customers choose from 8 to 10 thousand products, depending on the store.
- Delivery runs on Pyszne — its technology and logistics.
What it means for couriers
Pyszne gets a new type of order — groceries. These bags can be heavier and bigger than restaurant food, so a roomy thermal bag or backpack comes in handy.
In November Pyszne gives a thermal backpack for orders in seven big cities — details: 200 zł, a jacket and a backpack.
Good to know
- As of 5 November 2026; the list of stores and cities will 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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