1. The "Batch" vs. "Tour" System

Instead of waiting for a single order, you often grab "Tours" (batches).

• The Workflow: You might go to one pickup location (like a flower shop or a meal-prep warehouse) and pick up 8 to 15 packages at once.
• The Route: The app optimizes the sequence for you. You spend more time driving and less time waiting around in parking lots for the next "ping."

2. Flat-Rate Earnings

Trexity doesn't use the opaque "algorithmic" pricing that some apps do.

• Predictability: You see the total payout and the estimated time/distance before you accept.
• Pay Structure: In the GTA, drivers typically see rates that average out to around $20–$22 per hour, though this depends heavily on how fast you can clear a batch.
• No Tips: It’s important to note that since these are retail deliveries (not hot food), customers rarely tip. The pay you see is generally what you get.

3. The "First-to-Click" Competition

Unlike apps that assign a ride specifically to you, Trexity often broadcasts available routes to all nearby drivers simultaneously.

• The Catch: You have to be quick. Drivers often keep the app open and ready to "snatch" a good route the second it appears.