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Become an Ower

Deliver steps from home, no shifts, no minimums

Mark your zone and we let you know when there are orders in it: parcels that fit in a backpack, from businesses already selling with OWO. Take the ones you want — every confirmed delivery leaves a commission, paid within the following week.

The brands already moving through the network, and who recognized us

Brands already moving through the network

Recognized by

  • Avonni Award 2022
  • TECLA Award 2024
  • Start-Up Chile
  • Corfo
  • OpenSeniors

How it works

Three steps and you are delivering

  1. Sign up and mark your zone

    Your phone, your details and the radius you want to cover. Three short steps, right on this page.

  2. Wait for the app to ping you

    When an order lands inside your radius, we ping you. Take it if you want, when you can.

  3. Deliver and get paid

    You deliver nearby and the commission lands within the week. The better your ratings, the more orders come.

Before you start

You already have what it takes

No vehicle, no experience, no exclusivity: parcels fit in a backpack and move on foot, by bike or on public transport.

Requirements

  • Be over 18
  • A phone with internet
  • A fixed spot to deliver from

Documents

  • A valid national ID
  • A bill with your address

After you send it

  1. You validate your email
  2. An agent contacts you
  3. You activate the app

Create your account

Start with your phone

Three steps, and no documents to upload yet: those come later, when an agent gets in touch.

Quick doubts

What everyone asks before starting

  • How much do I earn?

    A commission for every confirmed delivery: the more deliveries you take, the more you keep. There is no fixed salary and no shifts to meet, and the payment lands in your account within the week after each delivery.

  • Do I need a car or a motorbike?

    No. Orders are parcels that fit in a backpack: they are delivered on foot, by bike or on public transport, inside the radius you marked.

  • Is this a job with a contract?

    No. Being an Ower is a voluntary way to add extra income by delivering when you can; it is not formal employment and asks no exclusivity.

  • What if no orders come?

    It depends on how many businesses are selling in your zone. You can widen your radius anytime, and new agreements keep joining the network.