Course 3 of 4 · Driver track
How driver earnings work.
The platform split, the 100%-yours tip rule, and honest worked examples — the Ohio rate below is now locked.
The split, the tips, and an honest worked example.
The platform split
What the platform takes per fare
- Ghana — 15%. The driver keeps 85% of every fare.
- Ohio — 25% platform / 75% driver. Locked This split is locked: you keep 75% of every fare plus 100% of your tips. It will never change silently after.
Tips: 100% yours
Every tip a rider gives goes to the driver in full — no cut, no pooling, no "processing." If a rider tips $5, you get $5.
Worked examples: a $20 fare in Ghana at 15/85 — the driver keeps $17.00, plus any tip in full. A $20 fare in Ohio at the locked 25/75 — the driver keeps $15.00, plus any tip in full.
What we won't do
- No "earn up to $X per hour" promises. Your earnings depend on trips, hours, and demand in your area — anyone quoting you a guaranteed hourly number is inventing it.
- No hidden deductions. The split and the tip rule are the whole story; if anything else ever applies (tolls, airport fees), it will be shown before the trip, not after.
Getting paid Coming at launch
Money movement on LEVELLER is off until launch — fail-closed until everything is verified. What's coming: a published payout schedule you'll see before your first trip, payouts through licensed providers, and plain-language terms for anything like fraud holds. LEVELLER is not a bank and never holds itself out as one.