Job Description:
Amazon Flex Delivery Driver - Earn £14 to £18* per hour.
Deliver packages and get paid weekly. Flexible hours. Be your own boss and access a wide range of exclusive deals & discounts.
What is Amazon Flex? It’s simple! Use your own vehicle and smartphone to deliver packages for Amazon. Save up for something big, earn extra money for daily expenses, and get closer to your goals with Amazon Flex.
Flexible delivery blocks, without guesswork. Schedule blocks in advance or choose them daily based on your availability. Know when you’re delivering, for how long, and your earnings before starting. Amazon Flex delivery partners also get access to exclusive deals and discounts, including cashback and discounts on fuel, electric charging, vehicle maintenance, and more through Onsi and bp pulse.
With Onsi, save over £150 a year on fuel with three Fuel Card options: bp plus, Onsi, and Shell. Onsi also offers deals on supermarkets like ASDA, Aldi, and Tesco, as well as discounts on brands like Apple, Vodafone, and Halfords.
With bp pulse, enjoy savings averaging 20% on contactless electric vehicle charging, with rates starting at just £0.44/kWh.
Deliver smiles, backed by Amazon. To become a delivery driver, you need a valid UK driving licence, an iPhone or Android smartphone, and a mid-size vehicle with 5 or more seats. You also need a UK National Insurance Number, proof of Right to Work in the UK, commercial vehicle insurance ('hire and reward' insurance), and to pass background and criminal record checks, including driving licence review. No prior experience as a driver is necessary. Current Amazon employees are not eligible to apply.
How to sign up as a delivery partner? Tap the apply button to visit the Amazon Flex website and download the app. The app guides you through onboarding. Upload required documents, pass your background check, and start delivering smiles backed by Amazon. It’s a great way to earn extra money with a trusted company that prioritizes safety and innovation.
1Earnings depend on location and the number of packages delivered within a block, which is estimated based on typical delivery times. If Amazon Flex introduces new delivery modes like scooters, rates may vary. The number of packages assigned aims to be realistic, considering traffic and safety. Actual delivery times may vary, affecting hourly earnings.
2Based on UK average fuel consumption for courier or logistics vehicles.
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