More transparent earnings

No, but keep in mind that now you will have a lot more information. This will help you decide which trips are worth your time and effort.

Upfront Fares is different in that it is not based on fixed time and distance rates alone.

Instead, Upfront Fares can be based on several factors. Some you know well, like base fare and time and distance rates. Some are new, like the time it takes to pick up your rider.

The surge value is also included in the fare you see up front. It will also continue to show up as a separate amount on your trip requests. Check offer card set up.

Items that are not included in the upfront fare are wait time fees and tips. Will continue to be added as soon as they are paid out. Amounts related to driver promotions will also continue to be added to your balance as they are paid out.

Items that are not included in Upfront Fares are wait time fees and tips. Those will continue to be added as soon as they’re paid out. Amounts related to Quests and other driver promotions will also continue to be added to your balance when paid.

Although the Service Fee for each trip may be different for individual trips. The weekly average fee intends to remain unchanged.

To demonstrate this, we want to provide you with the full transparency. The amount collected by Uber over the course of a week will appear in the new summary page. This will be located in your Weekly Statements.

How to calculate the weekly amount collected by Uber? Simply divide the amount shown under ‘Weekly Uber Service Fee’ by the amount shown under ‘Customer Payments’.

You receive these statements by email every Monday morning or you can access supplier.uber.com to always stay in control.

• See the receipts for each trip. On the home screen of your app, go to the section View earnings summary -> View trips -> Trip detail.
• See the rider payment and amounts that went to third parties. Click “More details” to see the “Customer payments” section.

An improved pricing approach will also enable Uber to adjust its service fee on a per trip basis to meet the interests of all parties – you, the rider and Uber – in the best way.

To make sure your earnings always reflect the value of a trip, we will offer you a variable Uber Service Fee. So that your earnings fairly reflect each ride you take.

No matter what, you’ll see the fare on every request before you accept it, so you can decide if it’s worth your time and effort.

To make sure your earnings always reflect the value of a trip, we will offer you a variable Uber Service Fee so that your earnings fairly reflect each ride you take. For example:

• When the time it takes to pick up your rider is longer than usual, in most cases Uber’s Service Fee may be lower.
• When you are in an area with many drivers but few requests, in most cases Uber’s Service Fee may be higher.

It will in any case be always up to you whether to accept or reject any specific trip taking into account, among others, Uber’s variable Service Fee.

If there’s unexpected traffic and the trip gets a lot longer, you’ll see an increased fare on the trip receipt.

If there’s a change of address in the app while you’re on a trip, you’ll see an updated fare as you go.

You’ll typically earn the fare you saw up front even if you take a shorter route. So if you’d like, you can continue to choose a quicker or shorter route based on your own expertise.