How I Earned $150 on a Single Amazon Flex Block Using AlwaysOnBoarding

It Was 4:37 AM on a Tuesday

I was sound asleep when it happened. A premium 3-hour Amazon Flex block at $150 appeared in my region — that's $50/hour, nearly triple the base rate. The block was posted at 4:37 AM and was gone by 4:37:04 AM. Four seconds.

But I got it. Not because I was awake. Not because I was refreshing. Because AlwaysOnBoarding was running on my account with auto-accept enabled.

The Setup That Made It Possible

Here's exactly how I configured my bot:

• Plan: Pro ($29.99/month) — scans every 15 seconds
• Minimum pay filter: $25/hour (I only want premium blocks)
• Auto-accept: Enabled with 0-second delay
• Regions: 3 regions around my city
• Schedule: 24/7 monitoring (blocks can drop at any hour)

The Math: $150 Block vs $30 Subscription

Let's break it down:

• Monthly subscription: $29.99
• This single block: $150.00
• Net profit from one catch: $120.01

And that was just one block in one day. Over the month, I caught 12 premium blocks I never would have seen manually. My total extra earnings from automated monitoring: approximately $800.

Why Surge Blocks Appear at Off-Hours

Amazon raises prices when they need drivers urgently. This often happens during:

• Very early mornings (3-6 AM)
• Holiday weekends
• Bad weather days
• Prime Day and peak shopping events

These are exactly the times when most drivers are asleep or not checking the app. That's why automated monitoring gives you such a massive advantage.

My Advice to New Drivers

If you're still manually checking for blocks, you're competing with one hand tied behind your back. The drivers catching $100-$200 blocks aren't doing it by refreshing faster — they're using tools that do it for them.

Start with AlwaysOnBoarding's free trial, set your preferences, and let the bot work while you sleep. The subscription pays for itself with a single good catch.