From fare to payout: where your earnings come from and who deducts what
The passenger pays 100 zł but you see less. We break the path into steps so you know what depends on what — and where you can gain.
In short
- First the platform takes its commission — the amount in the app is already after it.
- Then we subtract the weekly Enigma fee (fixed, not a percentage of rides).
- Finally your own costs: fuel, rental, tax.
01The money path, step by step
- The passenger or customer pays the fare or order price.
- The platform (Uber, Bolt, Wolt…) takes a commission — the size depends on the platform and the specific trip.
- The rest lands on your balance as “app earnings”.
- Enigma takes a fixed weekly fee — e.g. 150 or 170 zł for taxi, 30 or 50 zł for delivery (0 zł for Glovo and Pyszne).
- Tax is deducted from earnings, plus ZUS in Uber Eats.
- You pay for fuel, rental or servicing — your working costs.
02Why a fixed fee works for you
The Enigma fee doesn’t grow when you earn more. The more you drive, the smaller share of earnings it is. With 3,000 zł a week from the apps, a 170 zł fee is under 6%.
03Where you can really gain
You can’t change the platform commission, but you can change the rest:
- pick weekly payouts if you don’t need cash daily — the fee is lower
- combine several apps — fewer empty kilometres
- fill up from your balance with E100 and get 50% VAT back on fuel and servicing
- drive at peak hours when fares are higher
?Questions
Does Enigma take a percentage of each ride?
No. The Enigma fee is fixed and weekly — independent of how much you earn.
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