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Stamford Eats


We're looking for upbeat, customer-loving individuals
who are excited to make some cash.
Regardless of whether you're cycling, riding a motorcycle, or driving a vehicle, you're invited to become part of our team.

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the requirements for being a rider?

To join Stamford Eats, you must provide evidence of your eligibility to work independently in the UK.
Additionally, you'll need a smartphone running iOS 13.6 or higher, or Android 6.0 or higher.
You'll also require your own mode of transportation:
* bicycle
* e-bike
* scooter
* car
necessary safety gear is recommended.

Furthermore, possessing the following:
* UK bank account.
* applicants must be at least 18 years old and have no undisclosed criminal convictions.
For cars and motorised scooters, it's essential to have both food delivery insurance and standard motor vehicle insurance.

What documents do I need?

To demonstrate your eligibility to work in the UK, you need to provide one of the following documents:
* UK/EEA passport
* EEA ID card along with additional photo ID
* Non-EEA passport with a valid visa or Biometric Residence Permit
* UK birth or adoption certificate coupled with your National Insurance number.

For verifying your address, one of the following documents is required:
* A bank or credit card statement (excluding statements from online banks like Monzo or Starling)
* An original utility bill (excluding mobile phone bills) If you're applying to deliver with a car or scooter,
You must also furnish:
* UK/EEA driving licence (or provisional licence and CBT for scooters)
* Evidence of food delivery insurance.

What insurance do I need?

When working with Stamford Eats using cars or motorised scooters, it's mandatory to have both 'Social, Domestic & Pleasure' (SD&P) and 'Hire & Reward' insurance.
SD&P insurance is essential for the everyday use of your vehicle when not used for work and is a legal requirement unless the vehicle is declared off-road.
However, SD&P insurance alone doesn't cover food delivery work.
For this, in addition to SD&P, you'll need either Hire and Reward insurance or Fast food delivery insurance.

Insurance for the carriage of goods, including food, for hire and reward, is a specific type of coverage required by Stamford Eats riders who carry out food deliveries using a car or scooter.
This insurance provides coverage when using your vehicle for work, and proof of this insurance is necessary before commencing riding with us.

If you're unsure where to obtain this insurance, some commonly used providers among riders are listed:
Zego offers pay-as-you-go courier insurance.
TradeX provides food delivery insurance.
Acorn offers food delivery insurance for couriers.

How do I get paid?

Freelance riders receive payment for each delivery they complete, with the exact fee for each delivery varying depending on factors like distance.
Before accepting an order, you will be informed of the delivery fee.

On the other hand, riders on hourly contracts are paid an hourly rate, which also includes tips.

Payments are made weekly on Tuesdays. Riders retain 100% of the tips they receive, and these are disbursed simultaneously with the rest of their fees.

Can I provide my own kit?

While using the Stamford Eats app or delivering for Stamford Eats, wearing Stamford Eats branded attire is not mandatory, unless you are on an hourly-based salary.
You have the option to purchase kit from any supplier you prefer, but it must meet our minimum safety standards.

What vehicle can I use?

Feel free to utilise your own mode of transportation, whether it's a bicycle, e-bike, scooter, or car, equipped with the recommended safety gear.

How long does it take to become a rider?

Getting started is quite simple. If you meet our criteria, one of our recruiters will reach out to you.
Keep in mind that Stamford Eats is a new platform, so you may be placed on a waiting list.
Currently, our hiring process depends on order demand, meaning that as order volume increases, we'll need more riders.