How Much Money Do Amazon DSP Drivers Actually Make?

Have you ever wondered how much amazon drivers make per hour? Is an Amazon driver salary enough money to live off of? what kind of bonuses and benefits do amazon drivers get? Today, we'll do a deep dive and talk everything amazon. from scheduling to part time/full time pay and everything in between.
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0:00 How Much Do Amazon Drivers Make?
0:45 What Starting Pay is For Amazon Drivers
1:38 Revealing My Paychecks For Amazon Drivers
4:36 Scheduling For Amazon Drivers
5:43 Different Types of Pay + How to make extra money
6:43 Benefits, Perks, and Bonuses
8:04 Is Being an Amazon DSP Driver Worth it?

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[LaosHouse]

UPDATE***

With my new DSP, the routes are 10 hour routes. I usually always hit 40 hours working 4 days here. There are very few rescues/sweepers here so everyone is doing a full route (the dsp I'm talking about above had people who took of your work). The new DSP pays every 2 weeks and I get around 80 hours totaling 1, 500~. Just wanted to let you know because I realize every DSP has different structures. Also note you can get paid time off. I believe it's like every 25 hours (not sure) you work, you get an hour of paid time off.

Best of Luck Everyone!

[ITHowToAsap]

I quit only after working 3 days on graveyard warehouse shift packing boxes, on the third and final day a manager/supervisor that was training me came up to me and told me that I was not working "Fast enough" based on my stats, EVEN THOUGH I WAS ONLY 2 DAYS INTO TRAINING, so I just quit and never came back. One of the best decisions I've ever made.

[bryanlara]

Im getting paid 27/hr as a team lead. Its very chill. I always get the smallest route since i always sweep after and im usually the last one to get back. Im averaging around 45 hours a week brining home around 1100 per check

[cyabits]

Gotta respect the transparency, a lot of people make videos like this and hide the numbers for no reason.

[Bluejay]

For the amount of work you do and hours put in, I believe you deserve more.

[nsant]

For those of you that are mechanically inclined, go to trade school for electrical controls. Most trade schools have certificates that take less than 2 years. There are companies dying for electrical maintenance that start at 30+ an hour right out of school.

[gamingguru]

I use to work in Transportation years ago. But I find your videos very entertaining, informative and interesting! I like how you just come with the facts and let the viewer decide. That is how JOURNALISM should be! Keep up the good work!

[jaytrock]

I am in McKinney, Texas. I get paid 19.25 as step van driver. 4 days for 10 hours. I run my routes and usually only work 28-30 hours a week. We get paid for 40 as long as we don't call out and don't have low scores. We don't get paid extra for rescue, but I hardly do any rescues. We did have bonuses for Christmas of 50 dollars each day we picked up. I worked 5 days for Dec and 1 week 6 day. Will never do 6 days again. Not worth it to me.

[dope_prolific]

High school dropout here. 40/hr forklift repair tech in SC. I made $35/hr in Cali. Way cheaper to live here too. Grab some tools and get into the equipment repair field. Oh, and learn how to negotiate with hiring managers. You'll get your own van to take home and some places don't trip on GPS.

[tianakern]

Definitely depends where you drive and who you drive for. I worked for three different DSPs at a Amazon before I found one that treated and paid their drivers well with hourly and weekly bonuses and I can only speak for myself but I worked 4 days a week and we got guaranteed hours for those days so even if I finish at 2 I’m getting paid until 8:30 and my two week checks were usually between $1500-2200. Money is there especially if you have a company who offers an additional $150-175 A WEEK like mine did.

[Ironiclobster]

Getting your CDL is a great option. There are so many driver jobs out there to choose from based on how much you want to work, the type of work, pay, time off, etc. Can make $60-70k with half the year off or $130k if you want to work all the time. Very flexible industry and you can always change jobs/careers at the drop of a hat. Had my CDL for 4 years now, first year training I made like $65k but every year after that 100k+. If you go OTR (over the road) and live out of your truck so you save on rent and bills you can literally stack almost $100k a year in savings. Do that for a bit and then have freedom.

[chuckleberrypi]

I've worked for 2 DSPs in Portland, Oregon and have talked to dozen of drivers from other DSPs in the area as well as a few DSP owners as well. In Portland, a driver can make anywhere from $18.50 - $25, depending on the DSP.

[LaosHouse]

For anyone getting into Amazon this is how much you can expect to make. Not bragging, just full transparency!

[JRthepyroguy]

I did Amazon flex 3 times. 1 out of the 3 was worth it. I rather drive the Amazon truck and get paid by the hour then do flex again. Good video!!

[MoonKeyDLaughy]

Go to CDL since you like delivery and still single, I worked n Amazon and FedEx and Uber and I did the math these jobs ain’t worth wasting my young age for it, good luck sir

[unknownxxx]

I work as an Amazon driver in Italy, we can work from 4 to 6 days depending on how much work we have.
I work 8 hours a day for 4 days a week for a total of 1700/1800€(1900$) a month.
We get paid by the month

[life-pmxl]

$2800 a month is not enough to survive in California.

[thedude]

I quit, there were like 10 days after peak season where i woke up, got ready for work, drove all the way to the lot for them to say they didn't have enough routes for everyone and sent me home. Just got hired at a damn CAR WASH making the same amount of money and I actually get full time hours. Amazon can suck it. Got free shoes and rain jacket out of it though.

[minutemanproductions]

I'm in the Los Angeles area working as an Amazon driver, I work 4 days a week and making about $700 a week on average, usually 10 hour days at $18.25/hour

[Coffee_n_Fitness]

Definitely a fun job. I was there for about two years, I am at Cintas working as a Route Sales Rep