Evri FAQ
Evri (formerly Hermes) is one of the UK's largest parcel delivery networks. Self-employed couriers collect parcels from a local depot and deliver them on a set route.
How much does Evri pay per parcel?
Evri pays self-employed couriers on a per-parcel basis. Rates vary by postcode and parcel size but typically range from 55p–90p per parcel, with better rates in rural or harder-to-cover areas.
What vehicle do I need for Evri?
Most Evri routes are done by car or small van. A standard hatchback is often sufficient for residential routes. You must have appropriate hire and reward insurance.
How does Evri route pay work?
You are assigned a regular postcode route and collect parcels from your local service centre each morning. You are paid per parcel delivered successfully.
Is Evri courier work self-employed?
Yes — Evri couriers are self-employed independent contractors. You are responsible for your own tax, National Insurance, and insurance costs.