Veho is a US delivery company that brands such as Macy’s, Sephora, Lululemon, Stitch Fix and HelloFresh use for e-commerce parcels and returns. Instead of hiring drivers as employees, it works with independent driver partners who pick routes in the Veho Driver app and deliver in their own vehicles. As of June 2026 it served 78 US markets, and Fast Company named it one of its Most Innovative Companies of 2026.
At a glance
| What it is | E-commerce package delivery |
| Driver status | Independent contractor |
| Markets | 78 US markets (June 2026) |
| Vehicle | Your own car, SUV or van |
| How you get work | Route offers in the Veho Driver app |
| Clients | Retail and subscription brands |
How it works
You register in the Veho Driver app and complete onboarding. Veho publishes route offers in advance. You accept the routes you want, collect packages at a Veho hub at your set time and deliver them along a planned route, with photo proof at each stop. Some markets also offer doorstep pickups of returns.
Pay and rules
Earnings depend on your market, the number of stops and the route. Veho’s help centre covers its earnings schedule, and in California it sets out a net earnings floor under Proposition 22. If you arrive late to the hub, your route can be cancelled and given to another driver, so punctuality matters.
Local protections
Veho publishes specific notices for New York City delivery workers and for California drivers, including rest periods and a healthcare subsidy where the law requires it. Read the notices for your market before you start.
Getting started
Check that Veho runs in your area, then register through its driver page. Expect a background check, a driving record check and vehicle requirements. Plan your loading space, since some routes have a lot of parcels.
A typical day
Most routes start with a set arrival time at a Veho hub, where you scan and load your packages. The app gives you an ordered list of stops and asks for a photo at each drop. Some routes add return pickups. Plan breaks, fuel and parking around the route length shown in the offer before you accept it.
Costs to plan for
As a contractor you cover fuel, insurance, maintenance and phone data. Note the mileage of each route before accepting, and track it for tax. Longer suburban routes can pay more but cost more to drive.
Owen’s take
Veho is a solid alternative to Amazon Flex for parcel work, with pre-booked routes rather than chasing pings. It’s worth adding if it’s in your city, especially if you like predictable blocks.
Who it suits
It suits drivers in Veho markets who want scheduled delivery blocks and own a reliable vehicle. It suits less well anyone outside its 78 markets.
Similar options
- Amazon Flex pays drivers for blocks of Amazon deliveries.
- Roadie pays drivers for local and long-distance deliveries.
- Spark Driver delivers Walmart orders.
- FedEx works with contractors for local delivery routes.
More options are in Gig Work.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Routes booked in advance
- Major retail clients
- Local protections in CA and NYC
Cons
- Only in Veho markets
- Late arrival can cancel your route
- Fuel and vehicle costs are yours
FAQ
Is Veho legit?
Yes, it delivers for major US brands and works with independent drivers.
How many markets does Veho serve?
78 US markets as of June 2026.
Are Veho drivers employees?
No, they’re independent contractors.
What vehicle do I need?
Your own reliable car, SUV or van.
What happens if I’m late to the hub?
Your route can be cancelled and reassigned.
