Courier job in Nowy Sacz — deliveries in the Sącz Basin

Yes. Glovo and Uber Eats operate in Nowy Sacz (as of October 2026), and one settlement partner lets you keep active accounts in both. Since 28 September 2026 Glovo has worked here without slots, so it is easy to switch it on when Uber Eats goes quiet. Rejecting too many Glovo orders can still cost you access to the account.

You typically take home 25–55 zł an hour — that is after deductions, not gross. With Uber Eats in heavy rain or snow it can reach 60–80 zł/h. Runs around the Rynek are short, while trips to the southern estates such as Biegonice or Gorzków, or across the Dunajec, take longer — factor that in before you accept an order. Check the exact amount in the earnings calculator.

A regular bike handles the centre and the flat terraces along the Dunajec and Kamienica. When an order takes you up to the hills on the outskirts — Majdan rises to about 475 m — an e-bike saves your legs. A scooter or car pays off in winter and on longer runs across the bridge to the other bank of the Dunajec.

At the Dunajec crossings: Most Heleński in the centre and the bridge on the northern bypass, so learn both. After heavy rain the Kamienica Nawojowska can rise suddenly, and on the steep foothill slopes you need to slow down in winter. The longest runs go to Zabełcze in the north and Poręba Mała in the south.

Orders usually pick up around lunch and in the evening, at weekends, and on days with pouring rain or frost. In summer the city has more visitors — the open-air museum runs folklore events then — so on warm evenings it pays to stay close to the Rynek and the Old Town.

An ID card or passport, a PESEL number and a Polish bank account are enough. Non-EU citizens also need a residence card, a visa that allows them to work, or UKR status; for a car or scooter you need a driving licence and the vehicle papers. Everything is uploaded online to the settlement partner. You upload the set once, and in Nowy Sacz you can then activate both Glovo and Uber Eats.