If you run Grubhub and DoorDash, you need a quick way to decide which offer fits your shift. The payout matters, but so do the pickup, distance, time, and what the trip may cost you.
Check that both apps are ready
Before comparing offers, confirm that you’re actually online in each app. Follow the availability and scheduling options shown in your accounts. Availability can vary by account, location, and time, so check what your app is showing.
Set up your preferred area and offer rules before you start driving. It’s easier to judge an offer when you already know how far you want to go and how much time you have.
Leave room for the pickup
Two offers with similar mileage can involve very different waits. Where reliable time information is available, include it in the comparison. If you’re using your own experience of a restaurant, keep that assumption separate from a time estimate supplied by the app.
Also consider where the trip finishes. A delivery that leaves you close to places you want to work may fit your shift differently from one that takes you farther away.
Check the work you already have
After accepting an offer, consider the pickup and delivery you’ve committed to before taking another. Manage your other app’s availability as needed. Starting Grubhub and DoorDash online doesn’t mean every pair of deliveries can be combined.
Use a simple routine: compare, choose, manage availability, finish the job, and check again. More choices are useful when you can keep track of them.
Look back at offers without calling them earnings
Review captured offers after your shift to remember the pay and distance you saw. Match completed jobs and final payouts to your delivery-app records.
Repeated offers from a restaurant may be worth a closer look, but an offer list alone doesn’t prove its wait time. Combine Giga Driver’s offer history with your own experience to decide what you want to do differently next time.