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Driver plans, explained honestly
A plan decides how you pay for access to the platform — not how much you can earn. Here is how each one is designed to work.
Pricing is not published yet. We will announce exact plan amounts before plans go live, and they will be visible in the Driver App before you commit to anything. We do not publish earning guarantees.
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Four ways to be on the platform
Free Trial
Start without paying
A trial period so you can take real rides and judge the platform before committing to any plan.
- No upfront plan cost during the trial
- Full access to ride requests
- Switch to any plan afterwards
Pricing to be announced
Zero Commission
PopularKeep the full fare
A subscription-style plan where the fare you collect stays with you and you pay for platform access instead.
- Fare stays with the driver
- Predictable platform cost
- Best suited to high-volume drivers
Pricing to be announced
Hybrid
Lower fixed, small share
A middle option combining a smaller fixed cost with a limited share per ride, for drivers with variable schedules.
- Lower fixed commitment
- Smaller per-ride share
- Suits part-time and seasonal driving
Pricing to be announced
Pay-per-ride
Only when you earn
No fixed commitment. You pay a defined amount per completed ride, so idle weeks cost you nothing.
- No monthly commitment
- Cost tied to completed rides
- Good for occasional driving
Pricing to be announced
How to choose
Which plan suits which driver
A quick way to think about it, based on how much you actually drive.
| Plan | Idea | Best suited to | Cost shape |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free Trial | Start without paying | Switch to any plan afterwards | Full access to ride requests |
| Zero Commission | Keep the full fare | Best suited to high-volume drivers | Predictable platform cost |
| Hybrid | Lower fixed, small share | Suits part-time and seasonal driving | Smaller per-ride share |
| Pay-per-ride | Only when you earn | Good for occasional driving | Cost tied to completed rides |
Start on the trial. Switch when you know what fits.
Take real trips first, then pick the plan that matches how you drive.