Can I work for two delivery apps at the same time?
Generally yes for food delivery. Not realistically during a booked parcel block.
Last checked 12/09/2026.
For food delivery, generally yes. You are self-employed and the platforms do not claim exclusivity. What they do care about is accepting a job and then delivering it late, and that is the real risk of juggling.
For parcel work, no in practice. An Amazon Flex block or an Evri round is a commitment to a fixed body of work in a fixed window, and there is no slack in it for food deliveries.
Whether it makes you more money is a separate question - see the multi-apping guide.
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