What do you actually keep on a Turo trip in 2026?
Your calendar shows a sticker price. After the non-refundable discount your guest can choose, your duration discount, and your earnings-plan share, the number you deposit is smaller, often by a third. Enter a trip below and see the real math, itemized.
What your Turo calendar shows for the day.
Sets which minimum duration discount applies.
At 4+ days out the guest can choose the 10% non-refundable rate.
The plan you're on in Turo (renamed from “protection plan” on Mar 31). We work out your actual share; you don't need to know the percentage.
Turo sets a minimum for 3-day, weekly, 2-week, 3-week and monthly trips. Put in your real %.
Payment + insurance + depreciation + cleaning ÷ rented days. We'll flag days that don't clear it.
Turo offers guests a 10% non-refundable discount on every listing at 4+ days out, but the guest chooses it. Untick this to see the same trip booked at the standard refundable rate.
Austin, Dallas, Detroit, Las Vegas, Maui, Philadelphia, Phoenix, San Diego and Seattle only. In these nine markets your share moves with booking lead time. Everywhere else it's flat.
The 2026 earnings-plan bands, in full
In the nine variable-earnings markets, your share moves ±5 points around your plan's standard rate depending on how far ahead the guest books. Everywhere else in the US it stays flat at the standard rate no matter the lead time.
| Days in advance | More peace of mind | Balanced | More earnings |
|---|---|---|---|
| 28+ days | 80% | 90% | 100% |
| 14–27 days | 75% | 85% | 95% |
| 3–13 days | 70% | 80% | 90% |
| 0–2 days | 65% | 75% | 85% |
Damage responsibility per trip: $250 (More peace of mind), $1,500 (Balanced), $2,750 (More earnings). All three include up to $750,000 third-party liability.
Two things hosts get wrong here. 100% isn't a plan you can pick; it's the top band of More earnings, in those nine markets only. And the bands run both ways: a last-minute booking pays 5 points below your standard rate, so the real floor across the system is 65%, not 70%.
How the stack works: discounts don't add, they compound. A 10% and a 40% discount combine to 1 − (0.90 × 0.60) = 46% off, not 50%. Then your earnings-plan share comes off what's left. Full breakdown of the 2026 changes →
Independent. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Turo. Earnings-plan bands above are Turo's published figures as of March 31, 2026; duration-discount minimums vary by listing, so enter your own percentage for an accurate figure.