How much are you tipping for grocery delivery?

[Anonymous]

Now that demand is down, many delivery services have raised wages, and we’re two months in, how much are you tipping now? Do you have a minimum or maximum tip or is it always a flat percentage?

[Anonymous]

You should start at 10%

[Anonymous]

In April Instacart shoppers definitely expected 20%

[Anonymous]

$100 on every $400 order.

[Anonymous]

10% of my total

[Anonymous]

About 20%. Order is usually $200-$250.

[Anonymous]

20%

[Anonymous]

10% on an order that’s about $300. So $30. It goes to the driver. I wish that Amazon/Whole Foods interface would allow me to tip the shopper too but right now the tip goes to the driver entirely.

[Anonymous]

$25 - $50 or 20% usually which is higher

[Anonymous]

20 percent.

[Anonymous]

25% but we'll round up.

[Anonymous]

25% for COVID.
15-20% before that.

[Anonymous]

20%, which must be pretty good since my orders are getting chosen quickly.

[Anonymous]

10% for Whole Foods and Amazon Fresh, since they are just driving the items to my house. I usually order $200 at a time and tip around $20-25. For smaller orders, I tip a higher percentage, like $10 tip on $50 or $15-20 on $100. I think $10 should be a good minimum tip.

With InstaCart , the driver is also the shopper and pay is lower I think, so I would tip more. But I haven’t used them due to all the bad things I’ve heard. I’d love to get some items from Wegmans and Hmart that way.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:20%, which must be pretty good since my orders are getting chosen quickly.

Chosen how? Which service lets shoppers choose orders and with tips visible, Instacart?