Uber Eats publishes an official list of fleet partners
Uber Eats has published on its blog a list of fleet partners through which a courier without their own business can ride. There are more than a dozen companies on it.
- 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.
What the list is for
With a fleet partner you start riding without setting up a company: the partner signs the contract with you, settles your orders and pays you out. The Uber Eats list lets you check whether the company you want to work with is an official partner of the platform.
Our partner is on the list
The settlement partner we register couriers with is on the official Uber Eats list.
What to watch for
Before you sign, check that the company is on the list and ask for the price list in writing: commission and fees for frequent payouts, a second app and certificates.
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Signing up takes a few minutes. Our settlement partner handles the contract and payouts — no business registration needed.
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