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BE A GREAT LEADER AND EARN THE REWARDS

Our first-rate delivery experience brings smiles to our customers' doorsteps.
We're increasing the speed of our delivery so we can get any product to any customer, anywhere, anytime.
Join us today. We look forward to working with you!

  • Leverage our volume

    Amazon ships thousands of parcels every day providing consistent and stable volume.

  • Grow your business

    We have everything to get you started, including volume, tools, and flexibility.

  • Build your team

    You’re a coach. This is your team. Recruit and retain solid drivers that enable the success of your operation.

BECOME AN AMAZON DELIVERY PROVIDER

Simply choose the cities where you’d like to deliver and submit information for a background check.
We'll review your information and get back to you within 7 days.

HOW IT WORKS

You choose the cities where you'd like to deliver. All deliveries are within a specific service area and delivery services vary by location.

  • Pick up

    Drivers load the parcels at a regional location.

  • Drive

    Amazon's routing technology helps drivers navigate efficiently.

  • Deliver

    Earn money by delivering parcels to Amazon customers.


LEVERAGE OUR TECHNOLOGY

Amazon's innovative technology simplifies the entire delivery experience. We will give you access to tools to help you get started and manage your business. These tools assist with planning, daily operations, routing guidance, and customer service.

What are delivery providers?
Delivery providers are local companies that Amazon uses to deliver packages from a central location to our customer's door.
Does Amazon need delivery providers in my area?
We are currently operating in Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Leeds, London, Manchester, and Nottingham, and we're expanding to more cities soon. But we want to hear from you regardless of where you are. You can let us know the areas you're interested in when you apply. If we're not currently in your area, we'll contact you when we are.
When are parcels delivered?
There is flexibility in choosing when you want to deliver. The hours vary by location but we operate seven days a week, almost every day of the year. Delivery opportunities occur throughout the day, including both early in the morning and late in the evening.
Does it cost anything to become a delivery provider for Amazon?
No, but if you join the programme, you'll need to provide delivery vehicles, driver and safety training programmes, and insurance coverage. If you're a professional delivery business, it's likely that you already have everything you need.
What’s the next step in becoming a delivery provider? 
We're excited to have you begin the application process. Click Apply on the website to get started. The application process should take no more than ten minutes.
How long does the application process take?
The application takes about 10 minutes to complete. After you set up an Amazon business account, you’ll be asked to do the following tasks:

•Validate that you own the email address connected to your account
•Acknowledge that your company can fulfill our program requirements
•Read and agree to the Delivery Provider Terms of Service
•Provide your company information for a background check

After your background check info is submitted, we’ll get back to you within 7 days.
Do delivery providers use their own vehicles to deliver for Amazon?
Yes, delivery providers or drivers supply their own delivery vehicles for this programme.
How many service areas can a delivery provider cover?
It's up to you. Delivery providers can cover multiple service areas. These are awarded based on performance, rates, and need.
Can a service area include both commercial and residential addresses?
Yes, most service areas will include both commercial and residential addresses.
What types of delivery services are offered?
Amazon offers many types of deliveries. The delivery services offered depend on the location and service area. You can choose what types of deliveries you want to perform.
What is the parcel size limit?
Currently the maximum weight of a delivery is 25 kg.
What is the average route distance?
This depends on the location. Typically, the average is 85 km/53 miles.
What resources are available to help delivery providers?
Everything you need to be successful is available through the delivery portal, including technology training resources, videos, and delivery data.
What type of vehicle do I need?
Currently we request all vehicles be no more than 4 years old, less than 3.5 tonne (GVW), and have a minimum load capacity of 5M cubic. However, as we launch more services, these requirements may change.
Do I need a safety and driver training programme?
Yes, to ensure the safety of your drivers, our programme requires you to have a safety and driver training programme in place.
Do vehicles have to be branded?
No, typically most trucks don't need to be branded.
Is a delivery provider required to purchase special equipment?
No, special equipment isn't required.
Are drivers independent contractors or employees of the delivery provider?
Drivers are independent contractors with a delivery provider.
How many drivers do I need?
There is no specific minimum. The programme is open to single driver owner-operators as well as larger companies.
Are uniforms required for delivery service drivers?
No, most routes do not require uniforms. For any routes that do require uniforms, you may be entitled to receive a brand promotion fee.
How many deliveries will my drivers have to complete?
All routes are dynamically planned and the number of deliveries may vary by service, area, and pickup location.
Will training be provided?
Yes, Amazon will provide online training for our on-road technology. Delivery providers also need to have their own safety and driver training programs in place.
What is the legal relationship between Amazon and delivery providers?
Amazon contracts with delivery providers. Delivery providers have drivers who are independent contractors with their company. They have exclusive responsibility for their personnel. Delivery provider personnel are not eligible to participate in any employment benefit plans or other benefits available to Amazon employees. Delivery providers and their personnel do not have authority to bind Amazon or any of its affiliates to any agreement or obligation. (Our lawyers wrote this answer...can you tell?)
How does a delivery provider increase business in its service area?
Business is awarded based on experience, performance, and rates.
How does a delivery provider get paid?
Delivery providers invoice Amazon on a weekly basis.
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