Explaining Upfront Costs in Distance-Based Peer Matches

The Pricing Structure

Senders post a delivery on the marketplace. The price is calculated on a distance basis with a minimum of nine euros. The full amount including the thirty percent commission is shown before the sender pays into escrow.

The driver receives seventy percent of that price once the sender confirms delivery. The commission remains visible at every stage of the match.

How Escrow Protects Both Sides

Payment enters escrow at the start. This holds the funds until the sender verifies that the parcel has arrived. Only then does the driver receive their share.

The process relies on verified drivers who are already travelling the required route. No additional journeys are created.

Steps for Senders

• Post the parcel details and required route.
• Review the distance-based price and the transparent commission breakdown.
• Pay the total into escrow.
• Confirm receipt to release the driver share.

Steps for Drivers

• Accept a match that fits an existing journey.
• Carry the parcel along the planned route.
• Await sender confirmation before receiving payment.

The model keeps all costs clear from the first view of the match. Senders and drivers see exactly how the price splits between the two parties and the platform.