Put in a normal week’s fares and the commission you pay now. No signup, and we are not going to tell you what another platform charges you — you already know.
Put in a normal week’s fares and the commission rate you pay now. The sums are done on whatever rate you enter — we are not going to tell you what another platform charges you, because you already know.
Both cost you the same when you make ₦25,000 in a week — that is where 20% works out to exactly ₦5,000. Make less than that and the commission is cheaper. Make more and the flat fee is, because it stays ₦5,000 however much you earn.
Monthly plan: ₦18,000 — cheaper per day than weekly. Prices are VAT inclusive and do not change without 60 days’ notice. Fuel, data and maintenance come out of what you keep, on any platform.
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