No licence needed
Cycl Carr-E
Italian-made cargo e-bike, oversized racks — the cheapest way onto Deliveroo. No licence, no CBT.
Assist 15.5 mph
Range 40 mi
Licence None
£ 39 /week
Official Deliveroo partner
Deliver for Deliveroo on an Otto electric bike
Otto runs branded Deliveroo electric vehicles across London. Rent a Deliveroo-ready e-bike or moped at £39–£85/week — serviced, GPS-tracked, third-party insurance on mopeds, no credit check. Rider deal: the Askoll eSPro 70 for £1 in your first week, then £59/week (12-week minimum).
Deliveroo-ready
Pick your Deliveroo bike
From the no-licence ETT Trayser in our electric bike rental in London range to the long-range Super Soco on electric moped rental — every moped insured for Deliveroo delivery.
No licence needed
ETT Trayser 2.0
No CBT, cycle-lane access, 50–75 mile battery — the official Deliveroo-branded e-bike. £49/week for Deliveroo riders (£55 standard).
Assist 15.5 mph
Range 50–75 mi
Licence None
£ 49 /week
The workhorse
Askoll eSPro 70
Fast across every Deliveroo zone, nimble through traffic. CBT required.
Top speed 42 mph
Range 40 mi
Licence A/CBT
£ 59 /week
Long shifts
VMoto Super Soco CPx
Twin-battery range for riders chasing peak-hour Deliveroo earnings.
Top speed 56 mph
Range 65 mi
Licence A/CBT
£ 85 /week
Can I rent a bike to deliver for Deliveroo in London?
Yes. Otto Scooter is an official Deliveroo partner and rents electric mopeds and e-bikes to Deliveroo riders across London at £39–£85 per week. Moped rentals include hire-and-reward insurance certified for Deliveroo (e-bikes are EAPCs — no insurance needed); GPS tracking, free servicing and breakdown replacement on everything, with a refundable deposit (£200 on the Deliveroo moped deal) and no credit check. The ETT Trayser 2.0 e-bike needs no licence or CBT and is £49 a week for Deliveroo riders, against £55 standard; the mopeds require a CBT.
Otto runs branded Deliveroo electric vehicles in London — roughly 40 branded e-bikes and 10 branded e-mopeds at the latest count. Riders collect at the Hammersmith workshop (66 Paddenswick Road, W6 0UB) and are usually on the road within a few days of reserving. As the fleet is fully electric, there is no ULEZ or congestion charge.
Reserve online · pick your slot now
Reserve your Deliveroo bike
- Pick your slotChoose a pickup day and time at our Hammersmith workshop — we hold it for you.
- Upload your documentsLicence and CBT for mopeds, ID and proof of address — straight from your phone.
- Sign and pay the depositYour slot is confirmed. Collect the bike and start delivering.
Deliveroo riders, answered
Is Otto an official Deliveroo partner?
Yes. Otto is an official Deliveroo partner and runs branded Deliveroo electric vehicles in London — currently around 40 branded e-bikes and 10 branded e-mopeds on the road, with more being added.
Are there Deliveroo rider discounts?
Yes — through the Deliveroo partnership, eligible new riders get introductory savings of up to 14% off in the first four weeks and up to 23% over the first eight weeks. We’ll apply the current offer when you reserve.
Do I need a CBT to deliver for Deliveroo with Otto?
For an electric moped, yes — a UK provisional/full licence plus a CBT certificate. If you’d rather skip the CBT, the ETT Trayser 2.0 e-bike needs no licence and is fully Deliveroo-ready.
Is the insurance valid for Deliveroo delivery?
Yes. Every Otto moped rental includes third-party hire-and-reward insurance valid for food delivery on Deliveroo (and Uber Eats, Just Eat, Stuart and Relay), from the moment you collect the bike. E-bikes are EAPCs and legally need no insurance.
How soon can I start delivering for Deliveroo?
As soon as tomorrow: pick your pickup slot online and we hold it while you upload your documents; we check them and send the agreement, you sign and pay the deposit by 18:00 the day before, then collect at Hammersmith and start earning.