Uber Eats Earnings Calculator

Work out your Uber Eats pay per hour and weekly profit from trips, fares, tips, promotions and vehicle costs, by car or bike.

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How to use the Uber Eats earnings calculator

1

Choose car or bike

Bike and scooter delivery removes the per-mile vehicle cost. Car delivery includes it.

2

Enter hours and trips

Use hours online and trips completed in a typical week.

3

Enter fare, tip and promotions

Use your average fare per trip before tips, your average tip per trip, and weekly quest or promotion pay.

4

Add miles and expenses

For a car, enter miles per trip and cost per mile. Then add other expenses such as phone data or a delivery bag.

Car or bike: which pays more?

On short trips in dense areas a bike can keep much more of the gross pay because there is no fuel or wear per mile. A car can cover more ground and handle longer trips. Compare both in the calculator with your own numbers.

Uber Eats profit formula

Gross = trips × (average fare + average tip) + promotions

Vehicle cost = trips × miles per trip × cost per mile

Net profit = gross − vehicle cost − other expenses

The IRS standard business mileage rate is 76 cents per mile from July 1, 2026 (72.5 cents from January to June). It is a handy cost per mile, but your real cost may differ.

Worked example: delivering by car

A courier is online 20 hours, completes 40 trips, earns a $5.50 average fare and $3.50 average tip, and receives $30 in promotions. Each trip is 3.5 miles.

  • Fares (40 × $5.50) $220.00
  • Tips (40 × $3.50) $140.00
  • Promotions $30.00
  • Gross pay $390.00
  • Vehicle cost (140 mi × $0.76) −$106.40
  • Other expenses −$10.00
  • Weekly net profit $273.60
  • Net pay per hour $13.68
  • Monthly net profit (× 52 ÷ 12) $1,185.60

By bike or scooter, the same week has no vehicle cost: net profit is $380, or $19 an hour, ignoring bike upkeep beyond the $10 of expenses.

Independent contractor taxes
Couriers pay their own self-employment tax. Set aside part of each week’s profit and keep records. Confirm deductions with a tax professional.

Uber Eats earnings FAQ

It depends on the city, time of day and trip length. Enter your own trips per hour, fare and tips to see your gross and net pay per hour.

Yes. Tips are part of your gross pay. The calculator shows what share of gross pay comes from tips.

A bike has no fuel cost and works well on short trips in dense areas. Cars cover more distance. Use the calculator to compare your own numbers.

The IRS business rate is 76 cents per mile from July 1, 2026. Your own cost may be lower or higher, so use your real figure if you know it.

Quests and promotions add to gross pay when you meet their requirements. Add your weekly total to see the effect.

No. It is an independent estimate and is not affiliated with Uber.

Good to know

Your costs depend heavily on how you deliver. A courier on a bike has little or no fuel cost, while a driver pays for fuel, wear and insurance on every mile. Compare your own vehicle cost against the fares and tips you actually receive, because the same trip can be worth very different amounts to two couriers.

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