GigMaxxer by ClockInToday

For multi-app gig workers

Make more from every gig app you run.

Stop guessing which app to use. GigMaxxer helps you know when to use each app and what apps mix best to maximize your pay.

Coming soon foriPhone Coming soon forAndroid

Free. In testing now; store links go here at launch.

GigMaxxer plan screen: an estimated monthly income of $3,570 to $6,290 at 40 hours a week across Walmart Spark, Grubhub, Prolific and Carvertise, each with its logo
A better plan for this week card: less Walmart Spark after averaging $16 an hour over 18 hours, more Grubhub after averaging $31 an hour over 10 hours, a test block for Uber Eats, and an estimated change of plus $68 a month

The part that pays off

Every week, a new plan built from your real numbers.

Published pay averages are only a starting point. What you earn depends on your city, your hours and your apps, so GigMaxxer learns from your own log.

  • Log your shifts by typing the numbers or adding an earnings screenshot.
  • It compares every app at every time of day using what you actually made, not what the company advertises.
  • Each week it remakes your plan: more hours on the apps paying you best at those times, fewer on the ones that aren't, and hours you never work dropped.
  • It tests something new with a short block on an app you haven't tried, so you don't miss one that would pay you more.
  • You decide. See what changes and the estimated difference per month, then use the new plan or keep yours.

How it works

  1. Quiz screen asking which state you'll work in, your age and your vehicle

    Take the quiz

    Your state, age, vehicle and the hours you want to work. About a minute.

  2. Plan screen with a monthly income estimate and the apps in the plan, with their logos

    Get your stack

    The best mix of apps for your area and hours, with a monthly estimate after gas and wear.

  3. Get set up checklist with Walmart Spark, Grubhub and Roadie logos and what each one requires

    Sign up once

    A checklist of every app in your plan and what each one asks for, so approvals start early.

  4. Right now card showing the Walmart Spark logo, the check order Walmart Spark, Instacart, Shipt, and a button to open the app

    Open the right app

    One tap opens the app most likely to have work. Nothing there? The next tap opens the next one.

Small edges that add up across apps

Peak hours, per app

Food delivery around the lunch and dinner rush, grocery and Spark at their busy times, hauling and tasks in between. Your hours go where each app pays best.

Paid while you wait

Short survey and task apps for the minutes you spend in line or waiting on a restaurant. Standing or parked only, never while driving.

Extras on the side

Car-wrap ads and plasma donation fit around your shifts and add to the monthly total without taking hours from your main apps.

Rush heads-up

An optional reminder 10 minutes before the lunch and dinner rush, so you're online when orders pick up.

Is this order worth it?

Enter the pay, miles and minutes to see what an offer works out to per hour and per mile after driving costs.

Keep more of it

Count shift miles, log expenses and see what to set aside for quarterly taxes at the IRS mileage rate. Not tax advice.

No account. Your numbers stay on your phone.

There's nothing to sign up for. Your quiz answers, earnings, miles and weekly plans are saved on your phone, not on our servers, and deleting the app deletes them.

Read the privacy policy

Built on real listings

GigMaxxer uses ClockInToday's listings of 116 US jobs and gig apps you can start without an interview, rechecked every month against each company's own pages. Starting estimates use published or third-party pay averages and aren't guarantees; your own log replaces them as you work.

Not affiliated with Walmart, Grubhub, Instacart or any other gig company. Their names and logos belong to them and are shown only to identify the apps in your plan.