Delivery and Rider Gigs in Kenya: Bolt Food, Glovo, Uber and More
By Josephine Njeri · Online jobs hub
Delivery and ride-hailing gigs are the practical, offline-adjacent side of earning that many Kenyans search for. If you have a motorbike, a bicycle or a car, you can sign up as a rider or driver with platforms like Bolt Food, Glovo, Uber and Uber Eats, Little, and Jumia's delivery network, and earn per trip or per delivery. It is real, flexible work, but the honest picture is that your take-home is what is left after fuel, data, airtime and bike wear, so plan around the net, not the gross.
How to sign up
The honest maths
Stay safe and legal
Frequently asked
What do I need to start?
A vehicle, valid documents, and to register on the official app.
Does it pay to M-PESA?
Yes, earnings settle to your account or wallet.
Is the gross the take-home?
No, subtract fuel, commission and running costs.
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Verified 12 September 2026. Independent guide, paybillke is not affiliated with any platform mentioned. Re-check platform terms and current payout options. A real job never charges you to start.