Doordash has orders where you have to shop for the Clients. It can be orders from “Walgreens”, “Petco”, “Dollar Store”, “Target”. Sometimes you might have to place orders for the Client’s at restaurants like “Raising Cane’s”.
To do that you need a “red card”. Doordash is supposed to send “red card” with a welcome kit.
If not, you can purchase it at on-line at Doordash store: https://doordashstore.com/product.aspx?id=513520
When you accept “shop, pay, deliver” orders on Doordash. Look at pay out and miles. As well as amount of items you need to shop for.
Less items: less time for shopping.
Some of those orders can be great. Some better to “decline” immediately.
I never do “shop, pay, deliver” orders on busy evenings. Those orders might take longer then expected due to factors beyond your control.
Proven fact: be extremely selective with “shop, pay and deliver” orders to maximize your earnings.
Here is couple of examples of “shop, pay, deliver” orders on Doordash.