Yangon: Keep 90% of What You Earn on Lumo

You're Worth More Than You're Being Paid

Finding good work in Yangon right now isn't easy. Too many skilled people—drivers, mechanics, handymen—are being paid far less than their labor is actually worth. If you can navigate the streets from Sanchaung to Tamwe, fix a door, or make a car look new again, those skills have real value. The problem is that most platforms and companies take too much of what the customer pays, leaving you with a fraction of what you earned.

Lumo works differently. When you complete a job, you keep 90% of what the customer paid. You get paid the same day, directly to your account. No waiting, no hidden fees eating into your earnings.

The Work You Already Know How To Do

Lumo is recruiting 300 independent contractors across Yangon right now. Jobs open as local customers post them, and you choose which ones to accept. Here's the kind of work available:

• Delivery: Transport food, groceries, and packages across the city by car, bike, or scooter. Perfect if you know the roads and traffic patterns from downtown to Insein.
• Handyman repairs: Mount TVs, fix doors, patch walls, handle small repairs. Ideal for anyone skilled with tools who can solve everyday problems around the home.
• Mobile car detailing: Wash and detail cars right in the customer's driveway. Great for detail-oriented people who take pride in their work and want flexible outdoor jobs.

Earn What Your Time Is Actually Worth

You set your own hours. Accept the jobs that fit your schedule and location. And as a loyalty bonus, complete your first 100 jobs and Lumo adds 210,035 MMK (about $100 USD) on top of what you've already earned.

Your skills—driving through Yangon's busy streets, repairing what's broken, making things clean and presentable—deserve fair pay. Lumo makes sure you keep almost all of it.

Ready to earn what you're worth? Apply on Lumo today and start working on your terms.