A number of online transportation platform companies have now begun implementing new policies regarding commission cuts for two-wheeled driver partners. In accordance with the latest regulations, service fees for the applicator have been significantly cut to just 8 percent, thereby giving a larger share of income to driver partners at 92 percent of the total fare.
This adjustment policy covers various main service lines, such as GoRide Regular, Comfort, Hemat, Instant, up to electric vehicle (EV) services. This strategic step was taken as an effort to balance the stability of earnings for driver partners in the field, while keeping the final fare competitive and affordable for the public using the service.
Through official socialization to their partners, the applicator emphasized that this adjustment is part of the company's commitment to maintaining a sustainable business ecosystem. Although it sounds small, this revenue-sharing adjustment is considered to have a positive impact on the accumulation of partners' daily earnings.
Based on a calculation simulation for the GoRide Regular service, this adjustment shows an increase in the nominal net income received by drivers. For example, in a single transaction, the partner's earnings were recorded to increase to Rp10,580 from the previous Rp10,400 after application fees were deducted.
