What is a host on Turo?

What is a host on Turo? The “host take” is the percentage of the trip price you earn from each Turo trip with your car, after the costs of your protection plan (including the Turo platform fee) and the Turo take of any Extras offered are deducted. For instance, if you chose the 70 plan, then you would pocket 70% of each trip price.

The “host take” is the percentage of the trip price you earn from each Turo trip with your car, after the costs of your protection plan (including the Turo platform fee) and the Turo take of any Extras offered are deducted. For instance, if you chose the 70 plan, then you would pocket 70% of each trip price.

Is Turo a good way to make money?

Yes, renting on Turo can be profitable. The key is using strategies that help you get more bookings and earn consistent income. There are many, but a big one is to acquire one of the best cars on Turo, and optimize for popularity and utility.

How much is a Turo charge host?

While Turo does take 15% to 40% of the rental cost, that cut covers insurance for your vehicle and advertising on the site, which gets you customers. Is my car eligible for Turo? To list your car for rental, your vehicle’s model year must be within the past 12 years.

How many cars can you host on Turo?

With one host profile, you can load multiple vehicles for rent without any issues. Provided your host status remains in good standing, your reviews are positive, and your vehicles are within the requirements, Turo places no restrictions on how many cars you can list.

How do Turo hosts get paid?

On the owner’s side, you get paid through either Stripe or PayPal via direct deposit. After your first trip, the payment is submitted after three business days. It can then take another 3-5 business days for it to show up in your account.

What is the oldest car you can put on Turo?

  • Be 25 years or older (special considerations for vehicles more than 12 years old but less than 25 years old)
  • Have a fair market value up to $85,000.
  • Be in excellent mechanical and physical condition.
  • Have all seat belts in safe, working condition.
  • Be subject to additional review.