iFood vs Rappi vs Loggi vs Uber Eats: Which platform pays the courier the most?
Complete comparison of delivery platforms. See which one has the lowest commission, the most orders, and the best conditions for the delivery person.
Why choosing the platform directly impacts your pocket
For a courier invoicing R$ 4.000/month gross, a 5% difference in commission means R$ 200/month plus or minus — without working any overtime. Multiplied by 12 months, these are R$ 2.400/year you can leave on the table just for not choosing the right platform.
The commission, however, is only a variable. Order volume, availability in your city, and bonuses offered matter as much as the fee.
Complete comparison of platforms in 2026
| . | Fee | Orders/estimated day | Availability | Best for |
|---|
|------------|----------|---------------------|----------------|------------|
| iFood | 27% (20% on Pro) | 03:30 p.m. | National, whole city | Who wants maximum volume |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RAPPI | 25% | 10 – 20° | Capitals and large cities | SP, RJ, BH, POA, Curitiba |
| Mr LOGGI | 20% | 8–15 (bundles) | National | Package and document deliveries |
| UBER *EATS | 27% | 8-18 | Capitals | Uber drivers who do both |
iFood: the volume giant
IFood dominates the Brazilian food delivery market with over 80% share of orders. This means a constant queue of orders, especially at peak times.
Commission: 27% on standard plan. The iFood Pro plan (monthly fee ~R$ 49,90) reduces to approximately 20%, compensating those who bill more than R$ 2.000/month through the platform.
Coverage: present in more than 1,700 Brazilian cities, including small cities where other platforms do not operate.
Strength: High volume ensures you never stand still at peak times. Idle time between orders is the lowest among all platforms.
Rappi: minor commission, strong niche
Rappi charges 25% commission — 2 percentage points less than iFood and Uber Eats. For a billing of R$ 3.000/month, this represents an extra R$ 60/month in your pocket just for the fee.
Differentials: Rappi operates in addition to restaurants — pharmacies, supermarkets, convenience stores. This creates orders at times when iFood is less busy (afternoon, late night).
Best for: couriers in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Belo Horizonte, Porto Alegre and Curitiba, where Rappi is in good demand.
Loggi: the different of the group
Loggi is not a food platform — it's logistics. You deliver e-commerce packages, documents, and orders, not restaurants. The dynamic is completely different.
Commission: 20%, the lowest in the group.
Practical differences: Larger orders (longer distance), but the frequency varies more. You can do a 15km run that pays well, or wait for 1 hour. Loggi works well as a complement, not as the main one.
Uber Eats: The Driver Integration
Uber Eats is integrated with the Uber Driver app. If you are already an Uber driver, you can accept food delivery orders through the same app, switching between rides and deliveries according to the demand of the moment.
Commission: 27%, same as standard iFood.
Best for: app drivers who want to supplement income at times of lower rides demand (morning, early afternoon).
Financial simulation: Same courier on each platform
Delivery person: bike, 20 days, 8h/day, estimated gross billing of ~ R$ 20/effective working hour:
| . | GROSS SALES | Fee | Rig liquid | Bike costs | Final profit |
|---|
|------------|-------------------|----------|----------------------|-------------|-------------|
| iFood | R$ 3.200 | R$ 864 | R$ 2.336 | R$ 420 | R$ 1.916 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| iFood Pro | R$ 3.200 | R$ 640 + R$ 50 | R$ 2.510 | R$ 420 | R$ 2.090 |
| RAPPI | R$ 2.800 | R$ 700 | R$ 2.100 | R$ 420 | R$ 1.680 |
| Mr LOGGI | R$ 2.600 | R$ 520 | R$ 2.080 | R$ 420 | R$ 1.660 |
| UBER *EATS | R$ 3.000 | R$ 810 | R$ 2.190 | R$ 420 | R$ 1.770 |
IFood Pro wins the simulation for those who invoice above R$ 2.500/month through the platform. Rappi can outperform standard iFood in cities with good demand for volume to offset lower commission.🧮 Calcule seu lucro real de DeliveryCalcular →
The strategy of the top earning couriers: multi-platform
The top-earning couriers in 2026 don't choose between platforms-they use two or three at the same time. The strategy:
Cross-platform deliverers report 20–35% more turnover without increasing hours worked.
Which platform dominates each region
How to take advantage of platform bonuses
All platforms offer weekly goal bonuses:
These bonuses can add up to R$ 200-600/month for strategic couriers. Track in-app notifications every Monday when goals renew.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use iFood and Rappi at the same time?
Yes. Platforms allow you to be online in multiple apps simultaneously. You accept the most rewarding order and go offline on the other for a few minutes while you deliver.
Which platform accepts bikes?
All bike-friendly: iFood (bike tier), Rappi, Loggi, and Uber Eats. The bike has the lowest approval rates in the larger order filters, but it works perfectly in compact cities.
How does the iFood bonus work?
Every weekend iFood releases custom goals in the app (ex: "make 40 deliveries from Monday to Sunday and get extra R$ 150"). Goals vary by region and delivery person history.
Which platform pays on the fly?
All platforms have early withdrawal option with fee (1–3% discount). The default payout is weekly or biweekly. iFood Pay and Rappi Pay allow you to withdraw beforehand with a small fee.
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