Help CenterWhen browsing Available Runs in your GoPeople Runner App, you’ll see an amount displayed for each bundle run—for example $93.53, $129.24, etc.
This amount is your Minimum Pay.
This article explains what Minimum Pay means and how your final earnings are calculated.
🧩 1. What Is Minimum Pay?
Minimum Pay is the guaranteed amount you will earn for a bundle run.
Even if a run has very few orders (or the sender doesn’t prepare enough jobs), you will still receive the full minimum amount.
👉 Example:
If the Minimum Pay is $93.53, you will earn $93.53 even if only one delivery is provided.
🎯 2. Why Do We Have Minimum Pay?
Minimum Pay ensures fairness.
When you reserve your time for a sender, you are guaranteed payment—even if:
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The sender has fewer orders than expected
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Items are delayed or cancelled
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The workload is lighter due to factors outside your control
This system protects your income and ensures reliability.
🧮 3. How Your Final Pay Is Calculated
Bundle runs are paid based on EWT (Estimated Working Time) for the actual work you complete.
Case A — EWT Is More Than the Minimum Covered Time
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Minimum Pay: $93.53 (covering 3 hours)
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Actual EWT: 4 hours
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You will be paid for 4 hours, not 3.
👉 You always get paid more if the actual working time exceeds the covered minimum.
Case B — EWT Is Less Than the Minimum Covered Time
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Minimum Pay: $93.53 (covering 3 hours)
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Actual EWT: 2 hours
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You will still receive $93.53
👉 Your pay never goes below the advertised minimum.
💡 4. Why Runners Often Earn More Than the Minimum
Your final pay frequently exceeds the minimum because:
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Most runs take longer than the minimum included time
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Your payout may include:
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Distance levy
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Toll fees
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Special bonuses
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This means real earnings are often higher than the minimum displayed.
📘 5. Want to Learn More?
For a full breakdown of EWT (Estimated Working Time) and how bundle runs are structured, please read:
👉 Bundle Runs FAQ
https://gopeople.kb.help/frequently-asked-questions-faqs-bundle-runs/