How Rovor works for drivers
Rovor is a driver-bidding marketplace. Some jobs are quick, and some are booked ahead. The point is: drivers get enough info to price fairly, and customers get reliable delivery commitments.
1) Customer posts a job (with useful details)
Customers provide an estimate so you can price with a reference.
- Pickup time (a chosen time or time window).
- Estimated job duration (rough guide: 30–60 min / 1–2 hrs / 2–4 hrs / etc.).
- Preferred completion (e.g., "deliver by 6pm").
- Size range (S / M / L / XL) + weight estimate + notes (stairs, elevator, parking).
- Optional photos and special instructions.
Pickup time
When you should arrive
Duration estimate
Helps pricing your time
Deliver-by
Customer's expectation
2) Drivers bid (price + quick notes)
Use the details provided to decide your bid. You can include a short note like "2-person crew available".
- Bid price (CAD)
- Estimated arrival readiness (if needed)
- Any assumptions (e.g., "no stairs" / "elevator OK")
Rule of thumb: if the info is unclear, ask before you commit — it protects your time.
3) Winner confirmed
Once confirmed, you're expected to keep the commitment (unless an emergency or misrepresentation).
- Customer sees your bid and selects a driver
- You get confirmation and job summary
- Contact details appear only after confirmation
4) Pickup → Delivery
Follow the agreed plan. If anything major changes (size/weight mismatch, extra stops), communicate early.
- Arrive at pickup within the agreed window
- Complete delivery within the expected timeframe
- Update status if delays happen
5) Get paid (bi-weekly)
Payouts are processed every two weeks. Details (method, deductions, dispute policy) are confirmed during onboarding.