Straight answers.

YeboRides rents delivery bikes and cars to riders and drivers on the apps, with insurance, service and paperwork included. You pay a fixed weekly amount and can buy the vehicle at the end for a small fixed price. It is a rental agreement, not a loan.

No credit-bureau check to get an answer. We look at what you earn on the apps, using screenshots of your earnings or your bank statements.

Yes, with a valid passport and a permit that allows you to work in South Africa, and a licence that is valid here.

Any. Bikes work for Uber Eats, Mr D, Bolt Food, Checkers Sixty60, Takealot and Pick n Pay asap!. Cars work for Uber, Bolt, inDrive and DiDi.

Bring it to our workshop. If it takes more than a day, you get a loan bike so you keep earning.

Yes. Once you pay on time, you can add a work phone (rent with option to buy) or a weekly fuel card.

Check in 60 seconds online, send your documents on WhatsApp, and most approved riders collect within a few working days.

Yes. Our bikes come with a delivery box, helmet and phone mount and are insured for delivery work, so you can ride for Uber Eats and any other app.

Usually a valid motorbike licence (A1 or A), an ID or a passport with a permit that allows work, a smartphone and a roadworthy, insured bike. Check the current list in the Uber Eats app.

A small deposit from R900. You pay it when you collect, after approval.

Yes. Our cars are chosen to fit Uber’s rules and come with insurance that covers paying passengers.

A valid driver’s licence, a PrDP (we help you apply), an ID or a passport with a permit that allows work, and a clear background check. Check the current list in the driver app.

Yes. Run Uber, Bolt, inDrive and DiDi with the same car to cut waiting time.