Join Sharrp — Rider onboarding

Before you start

This takes about 10 minutes. We use it to shortlist riders for interviews, training, and launch operations.

Bike access required

Use your own bike, a rented bike, or a bike assigned by another fleet owner.

Documents can follow

We ask about licences and ID now. Final KYC can happen after shortlisting.

Survey included

The last section asks about rider earnings, platform experience, and what would make Sharrp better.

Personal details

Tell us who you are and where you usually operate.

Full name

Phone

Email optional

Age range

City

Main area / neighborhood

Home address

Eligibility

Basic checks we need before scheduling interviews or training.

Valid ID available

Rider licence / permit status

Smartphone access

Mobile data reliability

I can legally work as an independent delivery rider in Nigeria.

Bike access

For this launch, Sharrp is sourcing riders who already have access to a bike.

Do you have access to a bike?

Bike arrangement

Bike condition

Delivery box / bag

Bike notes optional

Riding experience

Help us understand where you are strongest.

Years riding

Delivery experience

Platforms you have ridden for optional

Typical deliveries per day

Areas you know well

Any serious accident or safety issue in the last 12 months?

Availability & pay

We use this to match riders to launch zones and delivery windows.

Preferred work hours

Earliest start date

Current average take-home per day (₦)

Expected minimum take-home per day (₦)

Payment preference

Guarantor & emergency contact

A guarantor helps us verify reliability before assigning work.

Guarantor full name

Relationship

Guarantor phone

Occupation

Emergency contact

Rider market survey

These questions help Sharrp design a rider programme that actually works. Starred questions are required.

1. Which platforms are you currently riding for?

2. Do you ride for more than one platform at the same time?

3. How many deliveries do you typically complete in a day?

4. What hours do you normally work?

5. Do you own your bike or is it on hire purchase / lease?

6. How much do you earn per delivery on average?

7. How and when do you receive your payment?

8. Are there any bonuses or incentives on the platforms you currently use?

9*. After fuel and bike maintenance, what is your average take-home per day?

10. Do you feel the pay is fair for the work you do?

11. What do you like most about the platform you currently ride for?

12*. What frustrates you the most about how the platform operates?

13. How does the platform handle disputes?

14. Do you feel supported by the platform or largely on your own?

15. How do you receive job assignments?

16*. If two platforms send you a job at the same time, how do you decide which one to take?

17*. What would make you consistently choose one platform over another?

18*. What is the one thing a platform could offer that would make you commit to it over others?

19. Have you ever stopped riding for a platform? What was the reason?

20*. If you could change one thing about how delivery platforms treat riders in Lagos, what would it be?

21. What would a platform need to offer for you to recommend it to other riders?

Additional notes optional

Review & submit

Check your application before sending it to Sharrp.

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