Co host statements
Money for each car, split after costs. Print it any day of the month.
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Every car has its own numbers
Trip earnings come from Turo's trips file. Turo sometimes pays part of a long trip before the car comes back. That money counts in the month Turo paid it. If that month is closed, it counts on your next open statement. Nothing waits for the trip to end. Expenses, incident costs and service work each go on the car they belong to. Operator task pay is added too, for hosts who use the task board. Many hosts pay their operator a flat monthly rate directly.
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The split comes after costs
Each co host's statement takes the car's earnings and subtracts its costs. Then it splits what is left. A month below zero pays $0.00. The amount below zero comes off the next statement, on its Balance carried in line.
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Finalize and pay
You can print a statement any day of the month. Only the host can close a month, by pressing Finalize. After that, the numbers never change.
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Money you paid for SleekRide
If you pay costs for SleekRide's cars, your Statement of account shows them under Money you paid for SleekRide. Each month lists what you paid for SleekRide's cars, other co hosts' cars and your own, and what was paid back. Each cost is paid back to you in full in Costs you covered. Open a month's lines to see each car, and open a Tint invoice from there.
The rules, plainly.
- Co hosts see only their own cars
- A co host's portal shows their cars and their statements. They cannot see anything else in the fleet.
- Trip counts are honest
- A month's trip count is every finished trip that ended in that month. Turo can send more than one payment for one trip, days apart. Counting payments would make the number too high. So the count always matches how many times a guest drove that car.
- Booked ahead shows the calendar
- Booked ahead shows the full value of trips on the calendar. Turo pays long trips a little at a time. Money Turo already paid counts on the statement for the month it was paid. If that month is closed, it counts on the next open month. So do not add Booked ahead to your statement totals.
- Fuel repayments work differently
- Turo pays two things when a guest returns a car low on fuel: the cost of the fuel and a $10 refuel fee. The fuel money goes to whoever bought the fuel. From September 2026 the refuel fee splits in half: half to the car's owner and half to whoever filled the tank. Before that it stayed with SleekRide. Neither one goes through SleekRide's fee.
Updated 2026-10-04. Something here doesn't match what you see? Tell us and we'll fix the guide.