Amazon DSP FAQ
Amazon DSP (Delivery Service Partner) drivers are employed PAYE workers at small businesses contracted to Amazon. You drive an Amazon-branded van on a pre-planned route, with the van, fuel and uniform all provided.
How much do Amazon DSP drivers earn?
Amazon DSP pay is set by the individual DSP company that employs you, and rates vary by employer and location. CourierForum does not have a verified national rate — check the current vacancy listing for the depot you are applying to.
Do Amazon DSP drivers use their own van?
No. Amazon DSP drivers use an Amazon-branded van provided by their DSP employer. You do not need your own vehicle — fuel and van maintenance are also covered.
How do I apply for Amazon DSP jobs?
Amazon DSP jobs are advertised on job boards such as Indeed, Reed, and Totaljobs under individual DSP company names, not through a single Amazon portal. Search for "Amazon DSP driver" plus your nearest city.
What is the difference between Amazon DSP and Amazon Flex?
Amazon Flex is self-employed block work where you use your own vehicle and arrange your own insurance. Amazon DSP is employed PAYE work through a Delivery Service Partner, with a van and fuel provided.
Do I need a DBS check for Amazon DSP?
Yes. Most DSP companies require a basic DBS check and a drug test as part of their onboarding process.