A busy week and a good week are not always the same thing. Earnings gives you room to step back and see the difference.
Insights · example driver records
A CLOSER LOOK
It’s all in the details.
From the Kerbi app · example records
01
Your numbers, together.
Start with confirmed payouts. Choose a period and see the trips, tips and adjustments behind the total.
Confirmed payout periods
Monthly comparisons
Trip pay, tips and adjustments
02
Find the patterns worth knowing.
Compare the times and places in your recorded work. Look at a typical trip alongside how often you worked, so an unusual fare does not tell the whole story.
Work patterns
Stronger recorded windows
Pickup-area comparisons
03
Know what the number means.
A payout is money before your costs and tax. Keep that distinction visible, and see when a figure still needs more data before it can be useful.
Payout versus take-home
Data context
Incomplete periods kept separate
GOOD TO KNOW
A little more clarity.
Is my payout the same as my profit?+
No. A payout is income before your costs and tax. Logged expenses and mileage add context; they should not be confused with a complete profit calculation.
Are work patterns a prediction?+
They describe your recorded work. A stronger historical time or area can be worth exploring, but it does not promise the same result on your next shift.
