Ever thought of becoming UberEats Miami driver? In this comprehensive guide we dive into the requirements, sign up process and how you get paid.
Unlike other delivery couriers, you have complete flexibility over when you work. There are no shifts with UberEats, you just sign in, start delivering and sign off whenever you want. It’s that simple!
Let’s show you how to get started so you can hit the road and make some money!
- Ways to Deliver in Miami
- Uber Eats Miami Driver Pay
- Requirements for Uber Eats
- Uber Eats Miami Maps
- 5 Step Sign Up Process
- Uber Eats FAQ
- Contact Information
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Ways to Deliver in Miami
Currently, UberEats Miami drivers can deliver by car, scooter or bike. The minimum requirements to get started are pretty easy.



UberEats Miami Driver Pay
UberEats Miami driver pay is calculated using a combination of 4 factors: pick up, drop off, time and distance. You are not paid by hour but rather by delivery.
First of all, you will be paid a flat fee to pick up the food and a flat fee to drop off the food, totaling $2.50.
Pay also includes a fixed amount per mile traveled from the restaurant to the customer. Unfortunately, you are typically not paid to travel to the restaurant. You also get a fixed amount per minute while on the delivery, which is based on an estimate that Uber’s algorithm calculates.

Commissions and Extra Pay
Even more important to know is Uber takes a commission from the pay outlined above. This is known as “The Uber Fee”, or Commission, which is typically 25% – 35% but can be as low as 5%. This can vary though depending on when you signed up, method of delivery and if you also drive UberX or another passenger service. If you drive passengers as well, it is usually 10% lower. In some cities, Uber will also lower the commission to entice new drivers.
During peak times Uber may offer a pay “boost”. This is where Uber uses a multiplier to increase your earnings. If an in-demand delivery area advertises a multiplier, like 1.5, then your pay is multiplied by 1.5 and therefore increased by 50%. The Uber commission is only applied to your initial fare, not the boost payment.
You can accept tips in cash or customers have the option to tip you in the app after the delivery is made.
35%
Uber Commission
UberEats Miami Pay Calculations
With all these commissions, boosts, and compensation factors, it can get a bit confusing to calculate your pay. Although Uber does it for you, it is helpful to check your trip earnings for errors. Sometimes they are way off on the distance or the boost pay isn’t quite right. Maybe their commission seems too high?
We have your covered! Try our NEW UberEats Pay Calculator. Just enter all rates for your city (found above) and the Driver Pay Calculator will do the work for you!
Once you do a couple trips, you can see how long they take and even calculate what you are making per hour.
How much will I make per hour?
UberEats Miami driver pay is estimated to be between $15 – $25 per hour. These numbers are a bit tough narrow down because many drivers only transport passengers or they do a combination of food delivery and rideshare driving.
How do multiple orders work?
Sometimes you will get a second or even third request to pick up an order at the same restaurant. Pay works essentially the same, except you will get an additional $1.00 drop off fee for each delivery. Unfortunately you only get one pickup fee.
Time and Distance pay works the exact same way except of course you will get paid more because you have to drive to multiple drop off locations which is extra time and distance.
How do I get paid?
Bonuses & Incentives
UberEats Miami Driver Requirements
- 19 years old or older for cars and scooters (18 years for cyclists)
- 2-door or 4-door car 20 years old or newer
- Valid driver’s license (You need to have a valid Photo ID for cyclists.)
- Valid vehicle insurance
- Apple or Android smartphone
UberEats Miami Map for Drivers
If you are an UberEats Miami driver you are actually part of a larger delivery zone that doesn’t just include Miami. It includes surrounding areas and cities like Delray Beach, Boca Raton, Sunrise, Coral Springs, Weston, Pembroke Pines, Lighthouse Point, Deerfield Beach, Pompano Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Aventura, Miami Lakes, Hialeah, Kendall, Coral Gables.

If you want to know the busiest areas, you can refer to the UberEats Miami map of hotspots below. The smaller boxes show where most orders are coming from.
The busiest areas as an UberEats Miami driver are the hotspots of Boca Raton, Miami and Miami Beach, Fort Lauderdale and Coral Gables.

The downtown and Wynwood areas are the most walkable hots spots in Miami, as such they are also the most bicycle-friendly for Uber cyclists who are looking to take advantage of pedestrian-friendly roadways in high volume areas.
Sign Up Process
Step 1: Visit their website, download and sign up through their Driver app for Androidor Iphone.
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Step 2: Upload the required documents.
Step 3: Wait for Uber to review your information and notify you when you have been activated.
Step 4: Download the Uber Driver app if you haven’t already done so.
Step 5: Finally, log into the app and go online whenever you want to start accepting delivery requests!
UberEATS FAQ
Do I need an insulated delivery bag?
Bags are not mandatory but they sure help. You can by one through their supplier for approximately $11.25 including shipping. It is important to note, some restaurants may not allow you to pickup an order without a bag, particularly when delivering pizzas. Either way, the cost is pretty low. For cyclists, the cost is around $40.
Are there scheduled shifts?
No. Just log in to the app and go online. You will then begin to receive “Pings”, which are on-demand requests for deliveries. Accept or decline requests and log off whenever you want! Uber states you must keep a satisfactory acceptance rate or you will be deactivate but there are conflicting reports about this actually happening.
Are there a minimum number of deliveries I need to do to stay active on the platform?
No, but if your documents expire you will need to upload new ones (for example, insurance) before you can start driving again.
Is there an orientation, interview or “onboarding” session?
No, everything is done online or you can you go the Greenlight Hub closest to you to sign up or get help if you need it!
How do multiple orders work?
Sometimes you will pick up more than one order at the same time from the same restaurant. In this case, everything remains the same except you get a drop-off fee for each location you deliver to. Of course, you will be paid the extra kilometres you drive and the extra time it takes but you will only be paid one pickup fee.
What happens if the customer doesn’t answer the door when I arrive?
Contact the customer by phone first. If they don’t answer, a timer will start and after 5-8 minutes you can leave and will still get paid the full fare. You can keep the food too!
Contact Information
Uber support twitter: Uber_support
Uber Help Center: Help Center
Ubereats support number: 1-800-617-1979 (for drivers currently on deliveries)
Uber support number: 1-800-593-7069 (only for current drivers)
You can also access the phone number in your Driver App. Note: This will bring you to the main Uber support number and they may re-direct you to the Ubereats support number.
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FEATURED USER REFERRAL CODE
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