Put in your own rides and fares. See exactly how much more of your money stays with you at 5% commission instead of 25%.
Uses GediGoo's real commission formula · no sign-up needed · nothing is stored
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This is a commission calculator, not an earnings promise. GediGoo does not guarantee a minimum income. The figures above are your own numbers with our real commission formula applied — they do not deduct fuel, charging, servicing or insurance, which you pay whichever platform you drive for.
There is no rounding trick here — this is exactly what the GediGoo backend does when it closes a trip:
A ₹200 fare gives ₹10 commission.
₹10 commission gives ₹1 GST. GST applies to our commission only, never to your whole fare — and on small fares it rounds to nothing at all.
₹200 − ₹10 − ₹1 = ₹189 to you, or 94.5% of the fare.
You keep the cash in hand; our share sits in your dues and clears with one tap.
GediGoo charges 5% commission plus GST on that commission (as required by law) — that works out to about 95% of the fare reaching you, and we show the exact split on every ride in the app.
The one number a platform fully controls. Ours is 5%; the big apps take 25–30% of every fare you earn.
More than fare size. Being online at school runs, office hours and late evenings matters more than chasing long trips.
CNG typically costs far less per kilometre than petrol. On identical fares, a CNG car leaves you more profit.
Distance driven with no passenger is pure loss. Staying near where you live cuts it — which is why local demand matters.
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GediGoo deducts 5% commission from the fare, plus GST on that commission. On a ₹200 ride that is ₹10 + ₹1, so ₹189 reaches you. The app shows this split on every single trip.
No, and you should be sceptical of any platform that does. What GediGoo controls is the commission — we take 5% instead of 25–30%. How much you earn depends on how many rides you complete and what they cost you to run.
No. It shows fare income after commission only. Subtract your own CNG, petrol or charging cost, plus servicing and insurance, to get true profit — those costs are yours whichever platform you drive for.
25% is at the low end of what large app-cab platforms deduct in India; many drivers report closer to 30% once fees are counted. We use 25% so the comparison stays conservative.
The rate is the same. On a cash ride you keep the whole fare in hand and our share is added to your in-app dues, which you clear with one tap. On an online ride it is deducted before settlement.