Pick up bundles at a local store and drop them at a door nearby — they fit in a trunk. You keep 80% of the delivery and labor charge, the wood cost comes back to the cent, and every tip is yours. You see the exact payout before you claim a run.
Bundle orders in your radius show the drop-off, the distance, and your payout.
Buy the bundles at a nearby store, drop them at the door, and snap a photo.
The customer already paid. Your cut and the wood cost transfer through Stripe after the confirmed drop.
Bundle runs, the most common job. Up to 8 bundles fit in a trunk.
Bundles plus small cord drops, up to about half a cord a trip.
The standard cord rig: half to a full cord per run.
Bulk cords, loose loads, palletized and kiln-dried orders. The bigger the bed, the bigger the runs.
Every run is matched to what your vehicle can safely carry.
A valid driver's license and current auto insurance on the vehicle you use — verified before your first run.
Free Stripe setup, same as sellers use. Identity-verified so you get paid without paperwork.
A human reviews every driver before activation. Show up reliable, stay activated.
We turn on each area once there's steady order volume — and the waitlist is activated first, in order. Your ZIP counts toward opening your market.
You keep 80% of what the customer pays for delivery and labor, the cost of the wood comes back to you to the cent, and the tip is yours in full. Every run shows its exact payout before you claim it, and the money lands through Stripe once the drop is confirmed.
Yes. Bundle runs are the most common job, and up to 8 bundles fit in a trunk or the back of an SUV. Cord runs need a pickup or bigger, and every run is matched to what your vehicle can safely carry.
A valid driver’s license, current auto insurance on the vehicle you use, and a free payout account. A car or SUV is enough for bundle runs. Every driver is reviewed before activation.
Independent contractor gig work. You set your own schedule, see every run’s pickup, drop-off, distance, and payout up front, and claim only the runs you want. No shifts, no minimums.
Mostly bundles: pick them up at a local store and drop them at a door nearby. With a truck you can also take cord runs from a seller’s yard.
Market by market, once there’s steady order volume and enough drivers nearby. The waitlist is activated first, in order — join with your ZIP so you’re counted toward opening your area.