Lalamove connects drivers with people who need packages delivered. If you have a vehicle and free hours, it can be a flexible side job. Requirements and availability depend on your city, so check the official driver page for your area before you apply.

Driver costs at a glance (approximate)
Item Approximate figure
Fuel about $0.15 to $0.25 per mile for a car
Insurance required by city; cost varies
Maintenance tires, oil, and brakes
Share of pay about a quarter to a third

Requirements to check

  • Vehicle: the vehicle types Lalamove accepts in your city, such as a car, van, or motorbike.
  • License and registration: a valid license and vehicle registration for the vehicle you use.
  • Insurance: the insurance your city requires.
  • Background check: Lalamove may screen your records as part of the sign-up.

Read the official requirements for your city before you start. They change, and some vehicle types aren’t offered everywhere.

Costs to plan for

Your costs include fuel, maintenance, tires, and insurance. For a van or car, these can take roughly a quarter to a third of each job’s pay. Track them for two weeks and compare the total with what you earn.

How to sign up

  1. Check the driver requirements for your city on the official Lalamove page.
  2. Download the Lalamove driver app from the App Store or Google Play, and check the developer name.
  3. Enter your details and upload the documents the app asks for.
  4. Wait for approval, then log in to start taking jobs.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a van to deliver with Lalamove?

Not always. Vehicle options depend on your city. Check the official driver page for the types offered where you live.

Can I choose the jobs I take?

In most cases, you can see jobs and choose the ones that fit your route and schedule.

My take

If you have a vehicle that fits your city’s rules, Lalamove is worth checking for a few weeks. Track your costs from the first job, and keep it only if the pay covers them. Read the official Lalamove driver page for your city’s details.

Sources

These official pages were used for this guide: www.lalamove.com.

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