Gig workers in the UK – from Uber drivers to delivery riders for Just Eat and Bolt – often juggle multiple platforms to make a living. But when it comes to proving income for loans, rentals, or mortgages, this flexibility becomes a problem. That’s where Rollee’s Gig Income Report comes in – a game-changing tool designed to give gig workers the financial clarity they’ve long been missing.
What Is the Gig Income Report?
Rollee’s Gig Income Report is a free online service that lets gig economy workers generate a consolidated income summary from over 70 platforms. It pulls together earnings from apps like Uber, Bolt, Free Now, Deliveroo, and others into a single, easy-to-read report showing monthly and annual income.
Why It’s a Big Deal for Gig Workers
Traditional banks and landlords often struggle to assess gig workers’ income due to its variable and fragmented nature. Even those with strong credit scores can be denied loans or rentals because they can’t provide traditional payslips. Rollee solves this by offering a reliable, professional-looking income report that’s accepted as proof of earnings.
Benefits at a Glance:
- ✅ All Your Earnings in One Place – Track your income across platforms in a single report.
- ✅ Perfect for Loan & Rental Applications – Use the report to prove your income with confidence.
- ✅ Tax Time Made Easy – Get a clear breakdown that helps with filing your self-assessment.
- ✅ Secure & Private – Your data remains confidential and isn’t shared or sold.
Helping Gig Workers Get Fair Access
Research shows that over 75% of UK gig workers struggle to access financial products, not because they don’t earn enough – but because they can’t prove it in the way banks expect. Rollee’s report helps change that by turning scattered app data into clear, professional evidence of income.
How to Get Yours
- Head over to: GetRollee
- Connect the platforms you work on (Uber, Bolt, Just Eat, etc.)
- Generate your personalised income report – done!
It’s updated every month, so you can always have an up-to-date record to show to banks, landlords, or HMRC.
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