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Riding in Gurugram

Ride with ZOG. No hunting for orders.

The second a kitchen marks food ready, the delivery is assigned — and your phone tells you even with the app closed. You ride. You don’t refresh.

  • Orders come to you
  • Rate shown before you accept
  • Paid per delivery
9:41
ZOG RiderOn shift
Assigned to you#A7F2
Room 412 · 3 items
Auto-assigned when the kitchen marked it ready
This delivery pays
Your fixed per-delivery rate
₹45
  1. Pickup
    Partner kitchen
  2. Drop
    Room 412 · 4th floor
Accepted
Picked up
On the way
Delivered
Mark delivered
ZOG Ridernow · app closed
New delivery assigned
#A7F2 · Room 412 · tap to open

Illustrative product UI

The difference

The order finds you

Most of a rider's day is spent watching a screen, hoping. That whole part is gone.

Auto-assigned on “ready”

You don’t race anyone for a job. When the kitchen taps “ready”, the system picks a rider on shift and the delivery is already yours — with the pickup, the drop and the pay on it.

No queue to refresh. No first-tap-wins. No wondering whether you missed one while you were parking.

It buzzes with the app closed

The alert is a background push, not a sound the app has to be awake to make. Phone in your pocket, screen off, app shut — the new delivery still reaches you.

So a shift isn’t two hours of staring at a screen to catch the one order that matters.

How the pay works

No guessing. Just a rate.

We won't put a monthly figure on this page. Nobody can honestly promise you one, and every page that does is guessing at your expense. Here's the actual deal instead.

A fixed rate per delivery

Your rate is set on your account and it's the same on every delivery you take. It isn't a multiplier that moves while you ride, and it isn't a share of a bill you never see.

On the order, before you accept

What a delivery pays is printed on the delivery. You know it at the moment it's assigned — not at the end of the week when the statement arrives.

Arithmetic you can check

Deliveries done, times your rate. Your dashboard shows both numbers and the total, so you can add it up yourself and get the same answer.

Your wallet, your history

Every completed delivery lands in your wallet with what it paid and where it went. The record is yours to look back through.

Your rate, and any incentive we run, are agreed with you when you sign up — not advertised at you here.

Your earnings
This week
Illustrative
3,375= 75 deliveries × ₹45

An illustrative week for an example rider on an example rate. Your rate is set on your own account — this figure is arithmetic, not a forecast.

Deliveries per day75 total
6M
9T
7W
11T
14F
16S
12S
Wallet
3,375
Balance, ready to withdraw
Withdraw
Delivery history
  • Room 412 #A7F245
  • Room 208 #A7E945
  • Reception #A7C445
Every delivery you’ve done, with what it paid.
The rider app

Six screens. No homework.

It runs on the phone you already carry, and there's nothing in it you have to learn twice.

Accept orders

The delivery is assigned to you when the food is ready, with the pickup, the drop and the pay already on it. Open, check, ride.

Pickup and drop, on a map

Where the kitchen is, where the food is going, and which room or table it lands at. The address is on the order — no phone tag with the guest.

Earnings dashboard

Deliveries completed and what they paid, added up for you. Same arithmetic you'd do yourself, already done.

Delivery history

Every delivery you've completed, kept. Look back at any day and see exactly what you did and what it paid.

Incentives

When we run one, it's agreed with you and it shows up against your deliveries like everything else — in the app, not in a rumour.

Wallet

Your balance in one place, built from completed deliveries, ready to withdraw. Nothing to reconcile by hand.

Riding in Gurugram

Ride with ZOG

Tell us about yourself and we’ll talk you through the app, the shifts and your rate — before you commit to anything.

A two-wheeler and a licenceA smartphoneGurugram, to start with

We won’t quote you a monthly figure on a website. We’ll quote you a rate, in person.