Uber & Bolt Net Calculator

You type in the gross price. You see what stays with the business after Uber fee, Bolt fee, fuel and driver commission.

Result

Gross fare25 €
Platform fee (25 %)− 6,25 €
Fuel− 3 €
Driver commission (40 %)− 7,5 €
Net for the operator8,25 €

Margin: 33.0 % of gross fare

You drive a trip for 25 euros. Uber takes a cut. Bolt too. The driver gets his commission. The car burns fuel. At the end, less remains than you think. Almost always much less. This calculator shows you in seconds what your business really earns per ride.

How the calculator works

First it takes the Uber or Bolt fee off the gross price. Uber is about 25 percent. Bolt is about 20 percent. Then it takes off fuel. Then the driver commission. In Germany that's usually 40 to 50 percent of net. What's left is your margin. But watch out: leasing, insurance, taxes and admin are not in there yet.

What Fahrly does for you

The calculator shows one single ride. But your business runs hundreds or thousands of rides per month. Every one with different values. The Finance module in Fahrly reads all Uber and Bolt payouts on its own. It matches each ride to the right driver and car. It works out your real margin. Per driver. Per car. Per week. You fill in zero Excel cells. The number the calculator shows as a guess, you see in Fahrly as a real number. Ride by ride.

Less guessing. More seeing. One login. All numbers.

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Why is there so little left from the gross price?

Uber and Bolt keep 20 to 25 percent as a fee. Then fuel comes off. Then the driver commission. That's usually 40 to 50 percent of net. Only 20 to 30 percent of the gross often stays with the business. And leasing, insurance and taxes are not even in there yet.

What fee do Uber and Bolt take?

Uber Germany is at about 25 percent. Bolt at about 20 percent. Both add booking fees and other costs on top. Best is to look at your last weekly payout and use the percent you actually see there.

What about VAT?

The gross price in the calculator already includes VAT. For rides under 50 km that's 7 percent. To find your real net margin you still need to take out that tax. Use the VAT calculator for that.

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