What is the commission of Grab?

Understanding Grab’s Commission Structure

Grab, a leading ride-hailing and delivery platform in Southeast Asia, operates on a commission-based model. The commission structure for Grab services varies depending on the type of service used.

Four-Wheeled Rides

For four-wheeled rides, such as GrabCar and GrabTaxi, the commission rate is determined by the driver’s rewards tier. Grab has a loyalty program that offers different tiers to drivers based on their performance and tenure with the platform. The higher the rewards tier, the lower the commission rate.

The commission rate for four-wheeled rides typically ranges from 15% to 25%. Drivers who are in the higher rewards tiers may pay lower commission rates, while those in lower tiers may pay higher rates.

Two-Wheel and Motorcycle-Taxi Services

Currently, Grab does not charge commission fees for two-wheel and motorcycle-taxi services, such as GrabBike and GrabMotor. This means that drivers of these services keep all the fares they earn.

Variations in Commission Structure

It’s important to note that Grab’s commission structure may vary from time to time and can differ across different regions and markets. Grab may adjust its commission rates based on factors such as market competition, driver supply and demand, and regulatory requirements.

Drivers should always refer to the official Grab website or app for the most up-to-date information on the commission structure and any changes that may occur.