Ohio courier network (from OH roundup). From their own driver page: sign-up takes about five minutes, then you download the Dispatch app and enter your personal and vehicle details, and once a background check and training are complete you can start accepting deliveries. Orders are SENT to you directly with NO BIDDING, you can see the pay before you accept a job, and you can stack orders. THE VEHICLE LADDER IS UNUSUALLY EXPLICIT ABOUT WHAT EACH TIER CARRIES: a car holds up to 240 lbs and suits small items; a mid-sized vehicle up to 500 lbs, which they describe as right for paint buckets and tile boxes; a pickup truck up to one pallet or 1,000 lbs for long or tall items; a cargo van up to two pallets or 3,500 lbs for signage, machinery, solar panels or drywall; and box trucks come in three sizes up to 26 feet and 12,500 lbs. Optional add-ons they list include a liftgate, a dolly and a pallet jack, and they say the advanced vehicle features let you earn more
What you need
We haven't confirmed
How you get paid
Per delivery
Requirements people miss
have your driver's licence and insurance details ready before you start, because the sign-up asks for them; a background check AND training both come before your first delivery
Worker costs
Fees not documented — check before you sign up
Working in Greater Cleveland now
We haven't confirmed
Taking new people
We haven't confirmed
How we know
from job postings and worker reports, not an official page
Last checked by us
Aug 8, 2026
Where it works
statewide
How you get in
Sign up on their own site — Their app serves both independent delivery pros and company fleet drivers. This link is the independent side — check which you are signing up for.
Device you need
We haven't confirmed
Vehicle you need
car through box truck, and they publish what each tier carries — 240 lbs for a car, 500 for mid-sized, 1,000 for a pickup, 3,500 for a cargo van, up to 12,500 for a box truck