Courier Job in Zywiec — deliveries from the Rynek to Zabłocie and Sporysz

Three apps: Glovo, Uber Eats and Pyszne (as of October 2026). Since 14 September 2026 Glovo has run here with no slots, so you log in whenever you have time. You can run all three accounts through one settlement partner, and orders come from the Rynek all the way to Zabłocie and Sporysz.

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. Zywiec covers just over 50 km², so trips around the centre are short, while longer ones come with addresses in Moszczanica, Oczków or Kocurów. Work out your own figure in the earnings calculator.

In the Soła and Koszarawa valley, the centre and Zabłocie, yes, and the Moszczanica–Sporysz cycle route shortens many trips. On the slopes of Grojec an e-bike or scooter is better. A car is easier after 17:00 and on Saturdays, when the central zone is free.

Climbs towards Grojec, crossing to the other bank of the Soła or Koszarawa, and hunting for a space in the zone by the Rynek on weekdays. In winter the Beskids bring snow on the steeper side streets, and in summer traffic grows around Żywiec Lake and the S1 junctions used by tourists.

Usually around midday, when people order lunch at work and school, and from early evening until late; Fridays and Sundays tend to be stronger. Summer adds visitors from Żywiec Lake, and at the turn of July and August come the Beskid Culture Week and concerts at the Pod Grojcem amphitheatre.

The settlement partner’s online form takes a few minutes; then you upload documents and sign an umowa zlecenie. Uber Eats usually activates you within 24–72 hours, while with Glovo and Wolt it depends on current recruitment in the city. The easiest place for your first trips is the centre around the Rynek, where venues sit close together and getting there from Zabłocie or Sporysz does not take long.