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Trip Earnings CSV

The Trip Earnings CSV is Turo’s primary data export. Each row represents one trip reservation with detailed earnings breakdown.
Download a sample file: trip-earnings-sample.csv

Field Reference

Identification Fields

Trip Details

Pricing & Discounts

Fees & Additions

Parsing Rules

  1. Currency values have no $ sign in the CSV — they’re plain numbers like 285.00 or -45.00
  2. Discounts are negative — e.g., 1-week discount appears as -45.00
  3. Dates are in Turo’s local time format (host’s configured timezone) — stored as UTC timestamptz in the database
  4. Deduplication uses (user_id, reservation_id) — re-importing the same CSV updates existing records
  5. The Vehicle column contains the license plate in format “Vehicle Name (PLATE)” — this is parsed to extract the plate

Common Pitfalls

Don’t sum trip_price + all fees to verify total_earnings. Turo’s total_earnings is the canonical amount. Individual fields may not add up exactly due to rounding.
Trip days field can be inaccurate. Use trip_start and trip_end timestamps for actual duration calculations.