After hours, on your terms
Evening jobs in London
Evenings are when Londoners get home, spot what needs doing and book help — cleans, dog walks, flat-pack, bar and events shifts. Go online when your day ends and earn £12.75–45/hr.
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Demand peaks in the evening
Weekday evenings are one of the busiest windows on the platform — people get home, notice what needs doing and book. Being online 6–9pm puts you first in line.
Keep your days
Work, study or care during the day and earn after it. No minimum hours — one job on a Tuesday evening is completely fine.
Close to home
Set a tight radius so an evening job never means a trek across London — earn and still have your evening.
Paid fast
Earnings are released when the customer confirms, or about 4 hours after you finish, then paid out on Stripe’s standard schedule.
Pick the work that suits you
The everyday jobs Londoners book most once the working day ends.
Evening work — your questions answered
What kinds of evening jobs are there?
Cleans booked for after work, evening dog walks, flat-pack and odd jobs people want done by bedtime, and events and bar shifts — which mostly run evenings and weekends anyway. Pick the categories that match your skills.
Can I work evenings only?
Yes. There are no set shifts and no minimum hours — go online at 6pm and offline at 10pm if that's your window. Plenty of Jobbers only ever work evenings.
How much can I earn in an evening?
Most jobs pay between £12.75 and £45 an hour, and you see the exact take-home on every job before you accept it. A single evening job can cover a night out; a regular evening round adds up fast.
Will evening work affect my day job or my tax?
You work on BOB O JOB as a self-employed Jobber, separately from your employer. You're responsible for declaring this income and any tax due — we recommend checking your employment contract and HMRC guidance on second/self-employed income.
What checks do I have to pass?
Every Jobber is ID-verified, interviewed by our team and DBS-checked before they take a single job — you apply for the DBS check yourself at gov.uk and pay the fee, which is a cost of running your own business. Nobody is approved automatically, and customers can see that every Jobber has been through the same checks.
When and how do I get paid?
The customer's card is authorised the moment they post the job, so the money is checked and reserved before you travel and there's no invoice to raise or chase. It isn't held in a separate escrow account and it isn't a guarantee: nothing actually leaves the customer's account until the job is confirmed complete, and in the rare case of a dispute or a card chargeback a payment can be reversed after it has reached you. Your earnings are released as soon as the customer confirms the job — or automatically about 4 hours after you mark it complete if they don't, unless they've raised an issue. That window gives them a fair chance to flag a problem before the money moves, which is what keeps disputes from landing after you've been paid. From there it's paid into your bank on Stripe's standard schedule — usually 1–2 business days once your account is established. Your first payout can take a little longer while Stripe finishes its checks.
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