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PackageAmazon DSP Driver
Delivery Service Partner van driver · Nationwide
Hourly; varies by city. Overtime after 40 hours.
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- Worker
- Employee (W-2) of an Amazon partner company
- Vehicle
- Branded Amazon van provided
- License
- Regular driver's license
- Min. age
- 21+
- Schedule
- Full-time, Part-time
- Home time
- Home every night
- Benefits
- Health, dental, 401(k) and paid time off at most partners
- Paid
- Weekly
- Tips
- Rarely
- You cover
- Nothing
- Upfront
- $0
Requirements to drive for Amazon DSP Driver
- Age 21+
- Valid license
- Background check and drug screen
- Able to lift 50 lbs and handle 150+ stops
Experience needed
None
Pros
- No car needed
- Hired quickly, paid training
- Steady weekly hours
Cons
- 10-hour routes with tight stop targets
- Heavy camera and app monitoring
- Quality varies by DSP owner
Who it suits best
People who want a steady W-2 paycheck without their own car or a CDL
Figures are typical reported ranges in U.S. dollars, reviewed September 2026. Pay and requirements change often and vary by location. Confirm with Amazon DSP Driver before applying. The Apply button may be an affiliate link.
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