According to statistics Snapp has provided for 1404:

The most frequent Snapp user was a man who, over one year, took 3,388 rides; he paid Snapp nearly 262 million tomans. That means he rode Snapp about 10 times a day, and paid only about 22 million tomans per month in Snapp fares.

The highest-earning Snapp driver was Mr. A.N from Tehran, with 9,447 trips and 1 billion and 295 million tomans in income over one year—meaning he accepted about 26 trips per day and had monthly income of 108 million tomans.

The average monthly income of Snapp drivers in the past year was 51 million and 974 thousand tomans for the high-frequency driver, and 17 million and 600 thousand tomans for the low-frequency driver.

The Snapp Food records for 1404 are like this: the highest number of orders placed by a user during the year was 1,025 orders, with a total cost of 2 billion and 649 million and 666 thousand tomans. That is, on average, about three orders were placed per day.

The most expensive purchase in a single order had a cost of 198 million and 648 thousand tomans, including (270 pieces of chicken; 100 servings of zereshk polo with chicken; several types of kebab; 460 pieces of yogurt and mast-o-khiar; and 600 pieces of spoon and fork).