Where the Visible 30 Percent Fee Goes

The commission at posting time

When a sender creates a delivery post the total price and the 30 percent platform share appear together. The remaining 70 percent is what the driver receives after successful confirmation. This split is fixed and distance-based with a nine euro minimum.

The sender places the full amount into escrow at the start. Funds stay protected until the sender confirms the item has arrived as described.

Verification of drivers

Part of the commission supports checks on drivers before they can accept posts. Only verified drivers see and respond to delivery requests. This step reduces risk for senders posting valuable or bulky goods.

The platform maintains the record of each match. Senders and drivers can refer to this record if questions arise after handover.

Escrow management steps

• Sender pays the full price into escrow when accepting a driver.
• Driver collects and transports the item along their existing route.
• Sender inspects and confirms delivery to release the 70 percent share.

The 30 percent portion stays with the platform for the services above. No additional hidden charges apply.

Matching system operation

The platform connects posts to drivers already travelling similar routes. This matching uses the distance and timing details supplied by the sender. A small business posting several items can see separate matches without arranging a single vehicle.

Transparent display of the fee lets users calculate the driver payout immediately. The model keeps the commission visible rather than embedded in the total price.

After the journey ends

Confirmation triggers the payout to the driver. The platform retains its share for the verification and escrow services used in that transaction. Senders receive a clear record of the completed match.

Drivers planning future work can review the same transparent pricing on new posts. The structure remains consistent across European routes covered by the marketplace.