New in GigReal: Trip Identifier for Walmart Spark (beta)
The back-tap verdict that Uber and Lyft drivers use every day now reads Walmart Spark offers too. Trigger it when a Spark offer appears and Trip Identifier overlays the numbers that matter before you accept.
What it reads on a Spark offer
- Real pay per mile — total offer pay against total miles, including the drive to the store
- Projected net per hour — Spark trips include shopping and waiting time, so the estimate accounts for realistic in-store minutes, not just drive time
- A verdict — the same TAKE / MAYBE / SKIP call you know from rideshare offers
Register your usual stores with a nickname the first time you see them, and the estimates get sharper — the app learns which locations eat your time.
Early numbers from the beta
Two things stand out in the early data. Spark offers look generous per mile compared to rideshare — but once shopping and waiting minutes are counted, the projected hourly comes back to earth. That gap is exactly why the verdict uses real minutes.
It's a beta — here's what that means
Spark's offer screens vary more than rideshare, so results can be less consistent — occasionally the reader will miss a field or ask you to retry. When that happens, the verdict says so instead of guessing. Every analyzed offer makes the reader better.
Spotted a Spark offer it misread? Tell us — beta reports go straight to the top of the fix list. Contact support.
Beta figures are aggregated from Spark offers analyzed in the GigReal app over the trailing 8 weeks. Small early-cohort sample — expect these numbers to move as the beta grows.
