Drive when you want, in your city
Go online when you want and take only the batches that suit you: several deliveries per trip, in an efficient order.
Courier sign-up opens at launch, projected for February 1, 2027.
Clear offers, fair pay
You decide when to go online and which offers to accept. There are no shifts and no minimum hours.
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Know before you accept
See the pickup, stops, route distance and pay before you accept. The route pay doesn’t change once you accept.
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At least minimum wage
Every delivery pays at least Ontario minimum wage for your time.
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Paid weekly
By Interac e-Transfer to your account’s email address, for each pay period from Monday to Sunday.
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Several deliveries per trip
One pickup, then every stop in an efficient order, closest to farthest from the pickup.
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No ratings
The first courier to accept an offer gets it. Declining or ignoring an offer never counts against you.
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Your choice of navigation
Navigate with Google Maps or Waze, straight from the app.
How pay works
Route pay
Each offer shows its route pay before you accept. It’s based on the distance of the planned route, from the pickup through every stop, and it doesn’t change once you accept.
The minimum-pay guarantee
Every delivery pays at least Ontario’s general minimum wage for your engaged time, which starts when you accept the offer. If the route pay is lower, Corsio adds a top-up automatically. The current rate is on the app’s Pay terms screen.
Weekly payouts
Each pay period runs Monday to Sunday, Toronto time, and you’re paid by Interac e-Transfer to your account’s email address. The Earnings screen in the app shows the route pay, any top-up and the total for every delivery, and whether it has been paid.
The exact rules, with examples, are in the courier terms: Pay and Pay periods and payouts.
Before your first delivery
Every courier is reviewed and approved before their first delivery.
- At least 18 years old, and allowed to work in Canada
- A valid class G or G2 driver’s licence, or a commercial class A to F
- A registered car with insurance that covers paid deliveries
- An Android phone with mobile data, a camera and location services
- Your documents, reviewed and approved by Corsio
Most personal car insurance doesn’t cover paid deliveries: you need commercial use or a delivery endorsement. The full requirements are in the terms: who can use Corsio, verification and documents and your car and insurance.
Safety, privacy and a fair process
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Location only while online
Corsio uses your location only while you’re online, from the moment you tap GO until you go offline.
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Your safety comes first
You never have to deliver where you feel unsafe. Choose “Unsafe to deliver” and leave. This is never held against you.
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A fair process
Before a courier is removed, we give written reasons, notice in most cases, and a way to ask for a review.
Courier sign-up opens at launch
Corsio is projected to be available in Ottawa and Gatineau by February 1, 2027. Want to hear the moment it opens?