Platform Fee Details for Senders and Drivers

The Structure of Payments in Peer Deliveries

Senders place funds into escrow before a driver accepts a route. The total price is calculated on distance and starts at a nine euro minimum. Once the sender confirms that the parcel has arrived, the driver receives seventy percent of that price. The remaining thirty percent stays with the platform and is displayed clearly at the time of posting.

This split means the sender knows the exact cost before any driver is matched. The driver sees the net amount they will receive after confirmation. Both parties work with the same figures throughout the transaction.

How Escrow Protects Each Side

Escrow holds the full amount until delivery is verified by the sender. This step prevents payment from moving until the parcel reaches its destination. Drivers only begin the journey after the funds are secured.

If an issue arises after handover, the platform uses the held amount to manage refunds or adjustments. The process relies on evidence such as photos or tracking updates provided by both parties. Senders and drivers follow the same steps to raise a concern.

What the Commission Supports in Practice

The thirty percent portion covers the systems that connect senders with drivers already travelling the route. It maintains the verification process for drivers and keeps the escrow account active for every match. Distance-based pricing calculations are also handled through these systems.

Small businesses posting regular parcels benefit from the transparent display because they can compare the full cost against other options without hidden additions. Drivers planning daily routes can factor the seventy percent share into their existing travel plans.

Using the Model for Small Business Parcels

A small business sender enters the parcel details and sees the total price including commission before posting. The distance calculation determines the base amount above the nine euro floor. Once a driver on a similar route accepts, the escrow step locks the payment.

After the driver completes the delivery and the sender confirms receipt, the seventy percent transfer occurs automatically. The platform keeps the thirty percent as shown from the start. This sequence repeats for each new parcel without changes to the fee structure.

Driver Planning Around Existing Routes

Drivers already moving between cities or within regions can add parcels that fit their schedule. The seventy percent share is calculated on the same distance basis used for the sender. No extra travel is required beyond the original route.

The minimum price rule ensures short deliveries still meet the nine euro threshold. Drivers review the net amount before accepting so they can decide if the parcel fits their current load and timing. The commission remains visible to both sides at every stage.

Practical Steps for First-Time Users

Senders should enter accurate parcel dimensions and destination to receive a correct distance-based quote. Drivers should confirm their route details match the posted delivery before accepting. Both check the escrow status after matching.

Confirmation of delivery triggers the split payment. Any later questions are handled through the platform using the records created during escrow. This keeps the process consistent across different European routes and parcel sizes.