Post or claim
A contractor posts what a jobsite needs and when. Drivers see every run they're eligible for — the board filters by vehicle, coverage, and where you already are.
How it works
Post it. Claim it. Run it.
A contractor posts what the jobsite needs. A driver claims it, runs it, and gets paid directly. BagRun is the board in between — and takes nothing out of the middle.
Start driving free →Four steps. That's the whole thing.
No dispatcher on the phone, no bidding war, no waiting on a payout schedule.
Confirm
Claim it and it's yours. The contractor sees who's coming and when, so nobody's calling around to find out where the material is.
Run it
Pick up against the will-call number already on the run. Navigate out, drop, shoot the proof photos. Every stop timestamped and attached to the job.
Get paid direct
Cash at the drop, Zelle, or your own payment link. It goes from the contractor to you. BagRun never sits in the middle of it, so there's nothing to wait on.
Earn a standing route
Run a site well and the contractor can request you by name. That route books by the week and you get first look at its work before it opens to the board.
Fill the gaps
The board knows what you're already committed to, so it surfaces the runs that fit between them. One app instead of three.
Why the board is different
BagRun combines photo assignments, crew routes and material runs around the same working day. Schedule-aware matching is designed to surface compatible work without overwriting accepted commitments.
How does dispatch decide?
Hard eligibility comes first: service requirements, availability, verification, vehicle fit and timing. Matched offers are then sent in bounded waves under the current dispatch policy.
Do you take a cut?
No. Not of a fare, not of a delivery, not of a tip. BagRun takes 0% of driver run pay. Optional software plans are separate from driver compensation.
Am I ever fronting money?
Never. The contractor pays the supply house before you arrive. You pick up against a will-call number printed on the run. If a job asks you to pay for anything, report it.