Who hires drivers with their own car — all of them, in your city.
DeliveryByCar is a free directory of the companies, apps, and platforms that put car drivers to work: medical courier routes, courier companies, parts routes, and delivery apps. Every company listed with a link to its own website, organised by city and state, so you can find who hires near you and apply direct.
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Search by city or state — or pick your state below and start with who's hiring there.
261 companies and platforms listed · 50 states · 51 cities — and the directory is 100% free for drivers. No sign-up. No fee. Nothing to buy to use it.
The Steady Routes Kit
The directory above is free, and it stays free. The kit is the part drivers asked us to build next: how to turn app pings and one-off runs into a steady route that pays every week — the real certificates, the insurance fix, the packet you hand a lab, and the money math, in one paid page.
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Medical courier routes. The steadiest work in this trade. Drivers carry lab specimens, prescriptions, and medical supplies on set routes for labs, hospitals, and courier companies — $150 to $320 a day on route work. Start with the medical companies in your city, and read the guides before you apply: the certificates, the insurance, and the pay math all matter here.
Courier companies. Local and national courier firms hire own-car drivers for same-day deliveries, standing routes, and contract work — including the parts routes and medical runs most drivers never hear about because these companies do not advertise to the public. Your city's local firms are listed alongside the national names.
Delivery apps and platforms. The apps that take cars: parcels, food, grocery, and same-day work you can start fast. Good for filling gaps around a route — best used with a plan, not as the plan. The app guide on this site shows how to stack them without wrecking your schedule.
Auto parts delivery. The honest version: the big parts chains mostly hand you a company vehicle, and the own-car parts work sits with distributors and courier-run routes. Both are listed here, labelled for which is which, so you know what you're applying for.
Browse by state
National apps and companies appear on every state page. Local courier companies appear in the cities where they hire.
Guides drivers actually search for
Straight answers, with the real numbers, before you spend a dollar or sign anything.
New to this? Read these first
Four things decide whether delivery work pays you or costs you, and every one of them is free to read here:
- The insurance trap. Your personal auto policy can refuse a claim from a delivery trip. Read this before you sign anything — it is the most expensive mistake in the trade, and the easiest to avoid.
- Which certificates are real. For medical work, clients check three trainings that cost $75 to $200 total. No state issues a medical courier licence, whatever the bundle sellers say.
- The honest pay math. A route, a per-mile rate, and a weekly figure are three different languages. Learn to turn any offer into what you actually keep per hour.
- How steady routes are won. Routes beat pings. The drivers earning regular money got there with a one-page packet and a two-week trial offer, not luck.
How this directory works
Companies are listed by the state and city they hire in, with a link straight to each company's own website — you apply to them, not to us. National platforms that hire everywhere appear on every state page; local courier companies appear on their own city's page. If a listing says "company vehicle," that's what the company provides; if it says own car, the work runs in yours. We check listings against the companies' own sites, and the count at the top of this page is the real count, from the data, not a number typed into this text.
The directory is free and it stays free. If you're standing where most drivers start — a car, a licence, and a question about who hires — pick your state, open your city's page, and start with the first company on it. The work is out there. Now you have the map.