Turo Profit Calculator
Enter your vehicle details and costs to see your real take-home profit after Turo fees, insurance, depreciation, and every hidden expense.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Turo take from hosts?
Turo takes 15-35% of each trip price depending on which protection plan you choose. The Premier plan (maximum coverage) takes 15%, Standard takes 25%, and Basic takes 35%. This is the biggest variable cost most hosts face.
What's the average Turo host income?
Average Turo host income varies widely — from $500 to $2,000+ per month per vehicle. Your actual earnings depend on your market, vehicle type, daily rate, and utilization rate. Our calculator helps you model your specific situation.
Does this calculator include all Turo fees?
Yes — our calculator factors in Turo's host protection fee (15-35%), plus all your ongoing costs: car payment, insurance, maintenance, cleaning, fuel, parking, and vehicle depreciation. Most online calculators miss depreciation, which is often the largest hidden cost.
What's a good profit margin on Turo?
A healthy Turo profit margin is 30-50% of gross revenue. Below 20% means your margins are thin and vulnerable to unexpected costs. Above 50% is excellent — you're likely ready to scale to multiple vehicles.
Should I include depreciation in my Turo costs?
Absolutely. Depreciation is the most commonly overlooked cost by Turo hosts. A typical rental vehicle depreciates $150-300/month from wear, mileage, and age. Ignoring this makes your profit look much higher than it actually is.