17 Hours Delivering Amazon Flex & Walmart Spark — Was It Worth It?

Описание: In this video, I spent a full 17 hours delivering for Amazon Flex and Walmart Spark, combining both apps to see how much money you can realistically make in a single day as a gig economy driver. This was a long day of multi-apping, grocery orders, shop-and-deliver runs, apartment deliveries, cold weather, and nonstop driving across St. Louis.

Our day started at 3:30 AM with a 3-hour Amazon Flex route paying $90, followed by a full morning and afternoon grinding Walmart Spark. We completed 7 Spark orders, including multiple shop-and-deliver routes, grocery orders, and some chaotic apartment drops. If you’ve ever worked Spark, you already know how unpredictable these orders can be.

By 5:22 PM, we wrapped up our final Walmart Spark delivery and immediately grabbed an Amazon Flex evening route at 6:29 PM — another 3-hour block paying $114. Nighttime Amazon Flex delivery always hits differently: dark roads, warehouses, and tons of multi-stops.

In total, we drove 240 miles, were out for 17 hours, and had 14 hours of active working time between Amazon Flex and Walmart Spark. If you're wondering how much Amazon Flex pays in 2025, whether Walmart Spark is worth it, or how much money gig workers can actually make in a full day's grind — this breakdown will give you the real answer.

So after all the miles, cold weather, downtime, and long routes… was the day worth it financially? Let’s break down the earnings, mileage, active time vs downtime, gas costs, and overall profit to see if Amazon Flex and Walmart Spark together are a good side hustle or full-time option in 2025.

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