Join the courier network of one of the biggest food‑delivery platforms in Russia. No boss, no fixed shifts — just pick up orders, follow the app, and get paid.
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Registration happens right in the app. You upload an ID, choose a work format (walking, bike, or car), and pass a short online briefing. Most couriers can take their first order on the same day.
How to join →Income is order‑based, not hourly. The app shows a payout for each delivery before you accept it. Surge pricing, long distances, and bad weather all push the rate up. Top couriers in Moscow regularly clear 3,000–4,500 ₽ per day.
Earnings explained →Most couriers register as self‑employed (самозанятый). That means a 4 % tax on income from individuals and 6 % from companies. It is fully legal, takes minutes to set up through the app, and keeps your record clean.
Legal details →Log into the courier app, set yourself as “ready,” and orders start coming in. Use filters like “My District” to stay close to home, or “On the Way” to grab a delivery that fits your route. Breaks are unlimited and unpaid — you decide when to stop.
Daily routine →Yandex Pro is the one app you need. It handles order offers, navigation, earnings tracking, and support chat. The interface is simple enough to master in a few minutes, even if you have never done delivery work before.
App walkthrough →Wondering how Yandex Food stacks up against Delivery Club, Samokat, or other gig‑economy platforms? Our partner site publishes neutral comparisons covering pay, penalties, support quality, and flexibility.
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