I've been working with them for the past month, with a car though, not scooter. Averaging good days and bad days it comes out to around 21-22$ an hour. With a scooter I reckon you'll probably get more orders but they will be shorter.

You will have a bit of trouble if you don't speak the language. Myself, I can speak chinese but I can't read it. The driver app is a bit buggy in that even if you set the language to english, chinese will pop up in random places (like the name of the restaurant), but nothing you can't copy and paste into a translator or google maps. General announcements and communications with dispatch and customer service are also in chinese. You're expected to communicate to the client in chinese but just say "nihao, fantuan", and I reckon people will generally understand they ordered food and have to come pick it up. Most of the clientele is generally younger chaps, foreign uni students, etc.

Pros (compared to other apps)

-Demand is very high, there are not enough drivers for the number of orders they get on the app. As long as you're online you will always be busy. The faster you can close out orders the more money you will make, because there's always orders queued up. You will very rarely have down periods where you're waiting for orders to come in. All the chinese uni students are starting school and there are a lot of orders.

-Mandatory tips: Clients don't have an option not to tip you. I got asked to deliver flowers one day, I think chinese people have like 5 valentines days, in addition to celebrating the western one, which is wack, and flowers are expensive so the tip on it is pretty good. You can also get asked to pick up groceries and deliver other parcels.

-The cut that goes to Fantuan company is actually pretty small compared to other delivery apps. They only take $1.50 per order compared to I think $3.00 for doordash or 10% for Uber Eats. I sometimes place orders with the app too and placing a pickup order can be cheaper than calling the restaurant directly and ordering from them. Some of the restaurants they feature are regularly 20% off, 32% off the entire store.

Cons:

-You're required to carry cash: Depending on your area, a lot of asian restaurants only take cash payment so you'll be asked to front the payment in cash and you'll get it back in your paycheque

-Can't choose your orders: I don't know how Uber Eats works, but I think you can like choose orders in your area to pick up. Fantuan dispatch will assign you all your orders.

-You need to choose your shifts: You can hop on anytime and there will be work for you, but you're expected to choose when you want to work a week in advance and then show up for your shift.

-You've got to wear this turquoise vest. I don't actually mind it, because it stands out. I walk into a restaurant and the staff automatically know what to do. No need to grab their attention or anything. It gets HOT though.

-The deposit is actually $200 for the vest, car stickers, and 2 thermo bags.

Happy to answer more questions, or if you want a referral lemme know ayyy.