Find out how much more you'd make with us.
We cap our commission at 15%. You keep 85% of every fare plus 100% of your tips. Plug in last year's numbers and we'll show you the difference.
Your last year, by the numbers
Drive for what you're worth.
15% lifetime commission cap, in writing. 85% of every fare goes to you — plus 100% of your tips. Other ride share apps take anywhere from 40% to 70% of the rider fee after booking fees, service fees, and surge cuts stack up. We don't.
Contractual. Lifetime. Not a promo.
15% for every driver. New, old, day one, year ten. We don't change it. Ever.
2% of every ride goes to local nonprofits — paid from 4TPGO's profit, never from your earnings or your rider's fare.
Apply to drive with 4TPGO.
We review every Founding Driver application personally. Expect to hear back within 48 hours with next steps and a TestFlight invite for the driver app.
You're in. ✓
We review every Founding Driver application personally. Expect to hear back within 48 hours with next steps and a TestFlight invite for the driver app.
- You submit this application (takes 30 seconds).
- We email or text you within 48 hours with a TestFlight invite to the 4TPGO driver app.
- In the app, you complete identity verification + the Checkr background check (CPUC requirement).
- You record a guided video walkaround for the CHP 19-point safety check.
- You sign the driver agreement and link your Stripe Connect account for payouts.
- Welcome to the First 100 Drivers.
Same ride. Same price. Different math.
You don't pay anything extra. Your driver keeps more. Local Bay Area nonprofits get 2% of every fare — funded by 4TPGO out of our 15% commission, never from your fare or your driver's earnings.
Transparent math
Open the app, set your drop-off, see the fare upfront — including the surge math. No opaque pricing.
2% to a local cause
Every ride sends 2% of the fare to a Bay Area nonprofit. Pick yours — or rotate weekly. The 2% comes from 4TPGO's profit, not your fare or your driver's pay.
See where it goes
Your receipt shows fare, tip, commission, and the exact donation amount + nonprofit. Every line, every time.
Ride with us at launch.
Launching in the Bay Area this summer. Tell us where you live and we'll notify you when we open in your neighborhood.
Get notified →2% of every ride to a Bay Area nonprofit.
Funded out of 4TPGO's profit — never from the driver's earnings or the rider's fare. Riders pick the cause; we route the funds through a 501(c)(3) fiscal partner. Quarterly transparency reports go to every partner.
GLIDE
Daily meals, housing, and unconditional love for SF community. Founded 1929.
SF–Marin Food Bank
1M+ meals weekly across SF and Marin counties.
Larkin Street Youth Services
Housing, education, and care for SF youth experiencing homelessness.
San Francisco SPCA
No-kill shelter; veterinary care, adoption, humane education.
La Casa de las Madres
24/7 shelter and crisis services for domestic violence survivors.
Equal Rights Advocates
Legal advocacy for gender equity in the workplace and schools.
UCSF Sarcoma Program
Research and clinical care for sarcoma — one of the rarest cancers.
Frequently asked.
Is the 15% commission cap really permanent?
Yes — for everyone. We don't change the commission. Ever. 15% is the rate for driver #1, driver #100, driver #10,000. It's written into the driver contract. No promo rates, no rate hikes for new cohorts, no asterisks. The model only works if drivers trust the math, and the math doesn't change.
How does the 2% nonprofit donation work?
Two percent of every fare is routed through a 501(c)(3) fiscal partner to vetted Bay Area nonprofits. It comes out of 4TPGO's profit — never from the driver's earnings or the rider's fare. Riders see the donation recipient on every receipt.
How much do other ride share apps actually take?
Anywhere from 40% to 70% of the rider fee, depending on the platform, the trip, and how surge fees, booking fees, and service fees stack up. The advertised commission rate is almost never the real take-rate.
Are 4TPGO drivers employees or contractors?
Independent contractors under California's Prop 22. Drivers keep flexibility while receiving earnings-floor guarantees, healthcare stipends, and occupational accident insurance.
Where can I ride today?
Launch is targeted for the San Francisco Bay Area in 2026 — starting with San Francisco, Oakland, and Berkeley. Sign up as a Founding Rider for early access in your neighborhood.
How is 4TPGO funded?
Bootstrapped with a non-dilutive capital stack — founder capital, an SBA microloan, and a Regulation Crowdfunding round planned for later this year. We're accountable to drivers and riders, not growth-at-all-costs investors.