Local firewood orders need local drivers. See the payout before you claim, drive when you want, keep 85% of every delivery fee.
Firewood orders in your radius appear on the board: pickup, drop-off, distance, and your payout.
First come, first claimed. Load at the seller's yard, drop at the buyer's driveway, snap a proof photo.
The buyer already paid — your cut transfers via Stripe after the confirmed drop. No invoicing, no chasing.
Bundles, racks, and small local drops — the volume backbone. Up to about a third of a cord per 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.
Cars and SUVs aren't eligible. Runs are matched to what your vehicle can safely carry.
A valid driver's license and current auto insurance on your delivery vehicle — 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 85% of the delivery fee on every run, and you see the exact payout before you claim it. Example: a $50 delivery fee pays the driver $42.50. Payouts land through Stripe after the delivery is confirmed.
A valid driver’s license, current auto insurance on the vehicle you’ll use, an eligible truck (pickup and up — cars and SUVs don’t qualify), and a free payout account. 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.
Firewood, mostly: seller’s yard to buyer’s driveway — bundles up to full cords, matched to what your vehicle can carry. Recurring weekly and monthly deliveries are the steady work; free-wood hauls and log-length loads come later.
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.