If you’re looking for a stable job with predictable orders and comfortable facilities, working as a Żabka Jush and Delio courier might interest you. Jush offers fast, “everyday” shopping with delivery in as little as 15 minutes, covering areas around local dark stores. Delio handles larger, “weekly” shopping baskets, scheduled within time windows and delivered using company refrigerated vehicles.
Why now? Autumn and winter are favorable for grocery e‑commerce, and shorter days increase the demand for quick home deliveries. Both formats offer fixed working hours, facilities (riders room), and a clear division of roles between the warehouse and couriers—which translates to consistent routes and hours.
The delivery market in Poland is developing rapidly, and the Jush and Delio apps, owned by the Żabka network, offer couriers some of the best working conditions in the industry. Thanks to the innovative dark store model, couriers can earn 35 to 50 PLN per hour while enjoying stable work throughout the entire year.
Żabka Jush: how it works in practice
Jush delivers “small” shopping orders in about 15 minutes. The offer includes over 2000 products—from bread, to dairy and snacks, to hot meals. A single order can weigh up to 15 kg, and for a package over 9 kg the courier receives an additional +1.5 PLN. Orders are available from 7:00 am to 1:30 am—regardless of the season, ensuring year-round work continuity.
- Dark store model: the city is divided into several to a dozen warehouses; the courier can choose the DS from which they work. Distances are short (on average 1.5–2 km), and the standard delivery area is about 5 km. Wrocław (currently one warehouse) has a delivery area of up to 15 km, so couriers with scooters are preferred there.
- Workflow: a Żabka Jush and Delio courier comes to the chosen DS, picks up groceries packed by pickers, delivers them, and returns to the same DS—without having to crisscross the entire city.
- Capacity planning: the company plans the number of couriers aiming for 2.5–3 orders per hour, which stabilizes earnings and limits crowding in the zone.
- Facilities: each DS has a riders room with tea/coffee, a restroom, and a place to rest between deliveries.
- Quality and procedures: due to refrigeration/freezers and the assortment (including alcohol/tobacco products), great emphasis is placed on thermal bags and cold chain, as well as following correct procedures when handing over these products.
Jush – Express deliveries in 15 minutes
The Jush app specializes in ultra-fast grocery deliveries to customers in just 15 minutes. The assortment includes over 2000 different products – from fresh bread, to snacks, meat, yogurts, to ready meals like hot dogs and panini. The maximum order weight is 15 kg, and when an order exceeds 9 kg, the courier receives an extra 1.5 PLN added to the rate.

Main advantages of working at Jush:
- Short distances – on average 1.5-2 km, up to 5 km (exception: Wrocław 15 km)
- Stable number of orders – 2.5-3 orders per hour
- Work all year round – no drop in summer
- Flexibility – several warehouses in Warsaw, Krakow, and Wrocław
- Riders room – air-conditioned spaces to rest between deliveries
Jush Earnings and Bonus System
Couriers at Jush receive pay for each completed order, and average earnings are 35–45 PLN per hour. Rates vary depending on the shift, day of the week, and the chosen dark store.
Jush vs other apps: What sets the model apart
- 4‑hour shifts instead of “open” logins – this prevents an excess of couriers and a drop in earnings in a given area.
- Fixed schedule (possibility to sign up in advance) – planning your month is easier.
- Dark store with facilities (riders room) – you don’t have to wait outside a restaurant or “out in the open”.
- Short distances (1.5–2 km) and work within a single zone – fewer “teleports” around the city.
- Seasonality: the company declares year-round development, without summer drops like on some platforms.
Three-tier bonus system (Warsaw and Krakow):
| Level | Additional bonus | Requirements |
|---|---|---|
| Bronze | +0.50 PLN per order | Basic performance level |
| Silver | +0.75 PLN per order | Medium performance level |
| Gold | +1.50 PLN per order | Highest performance level |
Performance evaluation criteria include:
- Delivery speed (target: 15 minutes)
- Warehouse departure time
- Weekly activity
- Length of service
- No absences
Delio – Large shopping with one hour’s notice
The Delio app is a solution for customers doing larger weekly grocery shopping. The assortment is three times richer than at Jush and includes a wide selection of dairy, beverages, alcohol, meats, and frozen products. Customers can order one hour in advance, choosing a specific delivery time slot.

Benefits of working as a Delio courier:
- Modern fleet – free company cars with refrigeration
- Flexible schedule – work from 7:00 to 23:00, seven days a week
- Higher earnings – 16 PLN per order, on average 35-50 PLN/h
- Weekly payouts
- Riders room in every warehouse
Requirements for Delio couriers:
- At least 18 years old
- Category B driving license for at least 2 years
- Availability: 40 hours/week (full-time) or 60 hours/month (part-time)
- Smartphone with internet access
Advantages over the competition
Compared to popular apps like Glovo or Wolt, Jush and Delio offer couriers significant benefits:
- Guaranteed 4-hour shifts instead of an unpredictable login system
- Fixed schedule with the option to plan for the entire month
- Short distances (1.5-2 km) vs. even 10 km with the competition
- Transparent rates based on the number of orders, not unpredictable factors
- Steady growth throughout the year without seasonal declines
Both Jush and Delio are currently operating in the three largest Polish cities: Warsaw, Krakow, and Wrocław, offering couriers stable jobs with attractive earnings in the rapidly growing express delivery industry.