Yes, customers can either tip you when they place their order, or after you've delivered it.
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Should You Tip Your Delivery Driver? Most food delivery providers encourage customers to tip drivers, even if they're paying delivery fees, especially if the driver had to ride in the rain or if they had to put in some extra effort delivering an exceptionally large order.
Standard tipping procedure is to round up your fare to the nearest pound. That's still an acceptable gratuity even in London, where taxis are notoriously expensive—though a 10–15% tip is growing more common. Heaven knows the drivers earn it, having passed an encyclopedic test of London streets called The Knowledge.
A new survey shows that on average, only 15.7 percent of Americans tip their driver when getting food delivered, and 64 percent of them tip a percentage of the food cost versus a flat amount.
The Sainsbury's basket of goods cost 28% more via all three apps tested – Just Eat, Deliveroo and Uber Eats – while Asda's basket cost 9% more via Deliveroo and Just Eat but 19% more at Uber Eats, according to the researchers.