What will I keep each week?
For Uber, Bolt, inDrive and delivery riders. Your fares, minus commission, fuel and your vehicle payment. Compare YeboAuto with a typical rent-to-own deal.
Assumes petrol at R22.50/l, ~22 km per driving hour (car 5.2 l/100 km) and ~5 km per delivery (bike 2.4 l/100 km), plus data and car wash. “Typical rent-to-own” = R4,000/week, the 2026 average reported by FleetCalc. Change the sliders to your real numbers.
With YeboAuto you keep about
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≈ R0 a month after your vehicle payment, fuel and costs
- Earnings after commissionR0
- FuelR0
- YeboAuto weekly (insurance, tracker, service incl.)R0
- Data & washingR0
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Earnings questions
How much does an Uber driver keep per week in South Africa?
A full-time driver doing about 55 hours and R8,000 in fares keeps roughly R165 a week on a typical R4,000 rent-to-own car, after 25% commission and fuel. On a YeboAuto Toyota Vitz at R2,695 a week the same driver keeps about R1,500. Use the calculator with your own numbers.
How much fuel does an Uber driver use per week?
At about 1,200 km a week, a small petrol car using 5.2 litres per 100 km burns about 62 litres, roughly R1,400 at R22.50 a litre.
How much do delivery riders keep per week?
A rider doing 22 deliveries a day, 6 days a week at about R32 a delivery earns around R4,200 a week. After petrol (about R350) and a R749 YeboAuto bike payment, that leaves about R3,000.