The Payout Process
Drivers’ 5% Revenue Sharing Plan
Driver Referral Earnings
How referral earnings work
When you are the first to join without an invite code, and you bring a new driver onto RideShare, you earn a share of the fares from every ride they complete — for as long as they keep driving. The earnings carry forward up to four people deep, so the people you bring in can build their own earnings too. Here's exactly how the percentages break down. Every driver has their own four tier referral network.
You invite Driver 1 to join RideShare.
You earn 2.25%
RideShare keeps 2.75%
Driver 1 invites Driver 1a to join.
Driver 1 earns 2.25%
You earn 1.5%
RideShare keeps 1.25%
Driver 1a invites Driver 1b to join.
Driver 1a earns 2.25%
Driver 1 earns 1.5%
You earn 0.8%
RideShare keeps 0.45%
Driver 1b invites Driver 1c to join.
Driver 1b earns 2.25%
Driver 1a earns 1.5%
Driver 1 earns 0.8%
You earn 0.45%
RideShare keeps 0%
Earnings are paid only on completed rides — never for inviting someone to join. There's no cost to join, nothing to buy, and no purchase required at any level. The more your network actually drives, the more everyone in the chain earns, together.
RideShare operates as a licensed Georgia marketplace platform, not a Transportation Network Company — a distinction confirmed in our DPS filings and Authority Letter. That classification is the foundation for everything else: drivers are independent commercial operators, the same designation used across the for-hire transportation industry, and they carry their own TNC-endorsed commercial rideshare insurance — exactly as required by Georgia law for anyone providing rideshare services.
This isn’t a workaround. It’s a different category of platform, reviewed and approved by the Department of Public Safety. Because RideShare doesn’t carry the platform-level insurance obligations a TNC does, that savings goes directly back into driver earnings — it’s part of why our commission structure can pay drivers more than the industry standard.
Every rideshare driver, on any platform, is required to carry this same coverage. The difference is what happens above that baseline.
Driver Referral Earnings
How referral earnings work
When you are the first to join without an invite code, and you bring a new driver onto RideShare, you earn a share of the fares from every ride they complete — for as long as they keep driving. The earnings carry forward up to four people deep, so the people you bring in can build their own earnings too. Here's exactly how the percentages break down. Every driver has their own four tier referral network.
You invite Driver 1 to join RideShare.
You earn 2.25%
RideShare keeps 2.75%
Driver 1 invites Driver 1a to join.
Driver 1 earns 2.25%
You earn 1.5%
RideShare keeps 1.25%
Driver 1a invites Driver 1b to join.
Driver 1a earns 2.25%
Driver 1 earns 1.5%
You earn 0.8%
RideShare keeps 0.45%
Driver 1b invites Driver 1c to join.
Driver 1b earns 2.25%
Driver 1a earns 1.5%
Driver 1 earns 0.8%
You earn 0.45%
RideShare keeps 0%
Earnings are paid only on completed rides — never for inviting someone to join. There's no cost to join, nothing to buy, and no purchase required at any level. The more your network actually drives, the more everyone in the chain earns, together.
RideShare operates as a licensed Georgia marketplace platform, not a Transportation Network Company — a distinction confirmed in our DPS filings and Authority Letter. That classification is the foundation for everything else: drivers are independent commercial operators, the same designation used across the for-hire transportation industry, and they carry their own TNC-endorsed commercial rideshare insurance — exactly as required by Georgia law for anyone providing rideshare services.
This isn’t a workaround. It’s a different category of platform, reviewed and approved by the Department of Public Safety. Because RideShare doesn’t carry the platform-level insurance obligations a TNC does, that savings goes directly back into driver earnings — it’s part of why our commission structure can pay drivers more than the industry standard.
Every rideshare driver, on any platform, is required to carry this same coverage. The difference is what happens above that baseline.
For the weekly commission eligibility, the following table shows the number of required online hours per the number of Drivers referred:
*Since we hold in esteem the commitment of Veterans and Academics, such as teachers and students, Medical personnel, and TSA the required hours for establishing commission eligibility are greatly reduced.
The Financial Breakdown
Let’s use $100 as an example:
$100 earned – 30% deduction = $70 net
The 30% deduction breakdown:
5% = tiered payout
25% = RideShare deduction
Network Leader commissions for a Driver from network:
1st tier: $100 x 2.25% = $2.25
2nd tier: $100 x 1.5% = $1.50
3rd tier: $100 x 0.8% = $0.80
4th tier: $100 x 0.45% = $0.45
*In this example, if one person from each tier makes $100, then the Driver at the top of the Network Leader receives $5 as a commission from their 4 tier network. If the commission eligibility requirement is not met during the work week, then the commission is passed to RideShare.
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The Financial Breakdown
Let’s use $100 as an example:
$100 earned – 30% deduction = $70 net amount
The 30% deduction breakdown:
5% = tiered payout
25% = RideShare deduction
Network Leader commissions for a Driver from Network:
1st tier: $100 x 2.25% = $2.25
2nd tier: $100 x 1.5% = $1.50
3rd tier: $100 x 0.8% = $0.80
4th tier: $100 x 0.45% = $0.45
*In this example, if one person from each tier makes $100, then the Driver at the top of the Network Leader receives $5 as a commission from their 4 tier Network. If the commission eligibility requirement is not met during the work week, then the commission is passed to RideShare.
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Definitions
The 2 Main Components
Network Leader – The person or business entity that is referring and establishing a network is the Network Leader and receives percentage earnings from their Network.
Network – The people that have been referred are the Network and earn a percentage of their earnings to the Network Leader members.
Income Disclosure
Income Disclosure
Drivers’ 5% Revenue Sharing Plan — Summary
- What it is: A revenue sharing plan that rewards drivers for providing rides and for sponsoring qualified drivers who also provide rides. Referral commissions are earned only when sponsored drivers complete verified rides — no commission is earned for recruitment or signup alone.
- How it pays: Earnings are calculated from documented ride revenue and verified referral commissions; payouts are itemized and logged.
- Earnings vary: Individual results depend on activity and referrals; no guaranteed earnings.
- Fees: There is no administrative fee; no required inventory purchases.
- Compliance: Drivers must provide valid proof of insurance, registration, license, and vehicle inspection; background checks are required. Expired documents suspend service until renewed.
- Legal and audits: The plan has been reviewed by counsel and is supported by an independent payout audit. View the full legal assessment and the latest payout audit.
- Acceptance: By continuing you confirm you have read the full disclosure and understand the payout mechanics and documentation requirements.