What is the difference between Getaround and Turo?

Turo allows owners to set their own rate and mileage restrictions. Turo can also recommend a rate for owners who don't want to set their own. Getaround automatically sets the rate of rentals for owners using an algorithm the company developed, but owners can adjust it.



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Standard Fees Getaround currently charges a 40% commission on all trips booked, which commission is applied to the initial reservation price and any trip extensions, and which Guests pay directly to Getaround. Each trip extension is processed as a new trip and is billed separately from the initial booking.

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Top 10 Turo competitors
  • Flexcar.
  • HyreCar.
  • Getaround.
  • Sway Mobility.
  • BlaBlaCar.
  • Karshare.
  • Uber.
  • Lyft.


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The best alternatives to Turo are Skurt 2.0, Getaround, and Carculator. If these 3 options don't work for you, we've listed a few more alternatives below.

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In short, Getaround typically provides consumers the best value, with Turo following closely behind. If you prefer gas included, Zipcar may be your best option, but the cost of gas doesn't make up for the difference in cost.

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For Standard trips, Guests receive an allotment of 20 miles per hour for every hour of the trip, up to a daily total of 200 miles per 24-hour period. Example: A Guest books for 3 full days, which allows the Guest 600 miles cumulative for the entire booking.

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Turo is a peer-to-peer car sharing platform that allows car owners to rent out their own cars to regular people. Consider it a sort of Airbnb for cars. Given high rental car prices and often limited rental car availability, alternative rental car services like Turo can be a lifesaver.

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In November 2015, RelayRides changed its name to Turo in order, the company said, to reflect the company's shift away from short-term to long-term rentals. Forbes included it among 14 hottest on-demand startups in 2015, with a valuation of $311 million.

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As a Turo host, you can make some serious money. The amount of money you can make as a Turo host depends on a few factors, such as the type of car you have, the location of your car, and the demand for your car. Generally speaking, Turo hosts can make anywhere from $200 to $2,000 per month.

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