Turo · 5 min read · June 3, 2026

Turo fees explained for hosts

Host take rate, protection plans, and cleaning — what actually hits your net profit.

Turo's host fee is typically around 25% of trip price — but your net also depends on insurance tier, delivery, and discounts you offer.

Protection plans and physical damage costs can show up as separate line items or as higher insurance spend on your side.

Model fees in the Turo calculator, then sync real payouts in Lane to see whether your actual take home matches the estimate.

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