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Evri in the United Kingdom is seeking self-employed couriers to handle a regular local round with flexible delivery days. Typical rounds take around 4-6 hours, and you will be paid for every parcel delivered with potential earnings on a weekly basis between £300 and £500+ plus additional earnings from Christmas bonuses.
You can optimise routes with Evri's tech and receive daily fuel support payments. New couriers join a large community of Evri drivers, with opportunities to earn extra through
Earn £60 - £100+ per delivery day, plus up to £2,500 extra in Christmas bonuses.
Looking for local delivery work this Christmas? Join Evri on a regular local round, with agreed delivery days and flexibility within your delivery day.
Typical rounds take around 4 - 6 hours to deliver. Once your agreed deliveries are complete, your day is yours.
Up to £300 - £500+ per week from parcel deliveriesPotential hourly earnings of £14–£19, depending on your deliveries and the time takenAdditional earnings from extra deliveries when availableDaily fuel support paymentsEarly access to earned income through OnsiYou’re paid for every parcel you deliver
Last week, 622 new couriers received a Christmas bonus on top of their normal parcel earnings.
You could earn an extra £100 - £250 per week between now and January 2027, up to £2,500 in total.
Complete your agreed round on the qualifying delivery days to earn your bonus. Payments are made weekly, so you don’t have to wait until Christmas is over.
As a self-employed courier, you’ll deliver a regular local round on days agreed in advance. You have flexibility within your delivery day, supported by route optimisation tech and daily fuel support payments.
Collect parcels from your local Evri delivery unit at an agreed time, then deliver your round in the surrounding area. Our route optimisation tech helps you plan your deliveries efficiently.
Join more than 30,000 Evri couriers delivering for some of the UK’s biggest brands.