- Work when it suits you, deliver for several restaurants in the same area, and keep the full delivery fee. Orderly does not take a cut of what you earn on a delivery.
Deliver for restaurants near you
Four reasons riders join us
[01]
The delivery fee is yours
The customer pays the delivery fee and it goes to you. Orderly takes no percentage of it.
[02]
Several restaurants, one area
You deliver for a group of restaurants close together, so you spend more time delivering and less time riding empty.
[03]
Your own hours
Work the shifts that suit you. Busy lunch and evening periods have the most orders.
What you need to sign up
These are the standard requirements for delivery riders in Kenya, and they are what we will ask you for:
- You are 18 or older
- A valid National ID
- A valid driving licence or rider card
- A Certificate of Good Conduct from the DCI
- Valid insurance for your motorbike
- A smartphone that can run the rider app
A motorbike is best for speed and range. In dense areas like the CBD a bicycle can work for short trips.
Where we are riding now
Our rider network currently covers Nairobi CBD, Kilimani, Westlands and Parklands. We are adding areas as more restaurants come on board. If you are outside these areas, still apply - we keep applications on file and contact riders first when we open a new area.
From application to first delivery
01. Apply
Fill in the form below with your details and the area you want to ride in.
02. We verify you
We check your ID, licence, good conduct certificate and insurance.
03. Get the app
We set you up on the rider app and show you how orders, routes and payments work.
04. Start delivering
Accept orders in your area, deliver, and get paid by M-Pesa.
Ruhan Plaza, Kahawa Sukari
Kiambu, Kenya
About earnings
What you earn depends on your hours, your area and how many deliveries you take. For context, riders working full time on the major Kenyan delivery platforms commonly report earning in the region of KES 25,000 to 40,000 a month. We cannot promise you a figure - anyone who does is guessing - but the delivery fee on each trip is yours, and riders who work the busy lunch and evening windows in a dense area do best.
Rider questions
Apply on the Become a Rider page with your details and documents. Once you are verified, you download the rider app and start accepting deliveries in your area.
Typically you must be 18 or over with a valid National ID, a valid driving licence or rider card, a Certificate of Good Conduct from the DCI, and valid insurance for your motorbike. We confirm the exact list when you apply.
A motorbike is best for speed and range, though bicycles can work in dense areas. You will also need a smartphone.
You earn per delivery and are paid via M-Pesa. Delivery fees go to riders - Orderly does not take a cut of them.
It depends on your hours, your area and how many deliveries you take. For context, riders on major Kenyan delivery platforms commonly report full-time earnings in the range of KES 25,000 to 40,000 a month. Orderly earnings vary and are not guaranteed.
Yes. You work when it suits you, and because you deliver for several restaurants in the same area there is more work in fewer trips.
Apply to ride with Orderly
Tell us your name, phone number and the area you want to ride in. We will call you to arrange verification.
Office
Téléphone: 0797049888
E-mail: [email protected]