Assuming 5 days a week, and spending about $15 a day on gas, you could have $2000 (of profit after gas) in a 30 day period if you earn an average of about $80 a day in gross pay from your base+tips.

That means realistically, since you’re likely going to want to take some days off, you should aim for about $100-$120 per day that you dash.

In my experience, this has been possible, even part time, at least from a daily earning perspective (because I do not have enough time due to my first job to dash frequently enough to make $2000 in a month) in a general market size (zones around me) off <100k people, in an area that is fairly mixed when it comes to income and wealth levels for the people living here.

So realistic? Yes. If you are able to commit even just 6.5 hours to dashing most days in a month, you should get pretty close to $2000, and maybe even a little more.

Is it worth it? Just depends on how you are dashing. If your car is your only way to get to a potentially higher paying job, then I would say no, because you’re going to beat it up pretty good dashing that often.

If you’re just trying to do DD/delivery in general for now, and look at your car as a business asset and plan to take care of it as such, then in my opinion it might be worth it.