Lowe’s On Demand FAQs

The Brother Load (TBL) works with independent drivers to complete same-day Lowe’s deliveries. Deliveries are offered on demand based on customer orders and volume in each market. This is not a scheduled route or guaranteed shift.

TBL works with multiple vehicle types, including: • Sedans • SUVs • Minivans • Pickup trucks • Cargo vansThe size and type of deliveries you can complete will depend on your vehicle.

Pay varies depending on the size, weight, distance, and market of the delivery.Typical starting ranges: • Sedan-size orders — $15+ • SUV-size orders — $20+ • Cargo van / larger orders — $25+Actual payout varies by individual delivery.

Orders average approximately 7 miles.TBL generally looks for drivers located within approximately 15 miles of the Lowe’s store so drivers can efficiently respond to delivery opportunities.

No. Lowe’s On-Demand is on-demand delivery work. The number of available orders can change from day to day and market to market.There is no guaranteed number of daily or weekly deliveries, hours, or earnings.What are the Lowe’s On-Demand operating hours?The Lowe’s On-Demand operating window is approximately:7:00 AM – 8:00 PMOrder availability throughout that window depends on customer demand and the individual market.

No. Lowe’s On-Demand does not operate on a traditional employee schedule or guaranteed shift.Drivers are independent contractors and make themselves available for delivery opportunities during the operating window.

TBL’s pay period runs:Monday through SundayThe invoice for that pay period is released the following Friday.Payments are processed through direct deposit.

From the time you submit your driver application until you are eligible to receive your first delivery, the complete onboarding process can take up to five business days.This includes application review, required onboarding steps, documentation, and account activation.Completing onboarding makes you eligible for delivery opportunities but does not guarantee immediate orders.

TBL operates nationwide across all 50 states.Specific Lowe’s delivery opportunities and order volume depend on the markets currently available.Can I drive in more than one Lowe’s market?Yes. Drivers may complete Lowe’s On-Demand deliveries in different markets where Lowe’s delivery opportunities are available.

No. The Brother Load is a nationwide transportation and logistics company working with independent contractors across different delivery opportunities.Once drivers are onboarded into TBL’s driver database, TBL will reach out to qualified drivers as additional delivery opportunities become available.