An Auckland Uber Eats driver is fed up with changes to the company's driver pay model

Until last week, drivers were making three-dollars for a pick-up, two dollars for a drop-off and a-dollar-60 for each kilometre.

But these rates no longer apply.

The driver told the Herald he and others now have no information about earnings from each component of the service, so they can't check if they're being paid fairly.

Uber says the change to the pay system meant drivers may earn less for shorter trips, but were likely to get more for longer trips.