How to Import Your Turo Earnings Statement into FleetSnap

Step-by-step: export your trip earnings CSV from Turo and import it into FleetSnap to get true payouts after fees, per-vehicle profit, and partner statements. Free tool, no account needed to preview; unlimited on Fleetsnap Pro and Concierge.

August 13, 20265 min read

Who this is for

The Turo Earnings importer is a free tool: you can upload a CSV and preview your first statement with no account. Saving your data and generating statements needs a free FleetSnap account (3 reports/month). Fleetsnap Pro and Fleetsnap Concierge include unlimited statements, and standalone paid Earnings plans lift the 3/month cap. Everything below is the same on every plan.

Turo pays you a lump sum and leaves the accounting to you. FleetSnap turns your trip earnings CSV into true payouts after Turo's fee, per-vehicle profit, monthly breakdowns, and clean partner statements you can hand to owners. This guide walks the whole import, naming every button exactly as it appears in the product.

Step 1 - Export your CSV from Turo

The import starts in Turo, not FleetSnap. In the FleetSnap upload area there's a "How to download your CSV from Turo ->" helper that spells this out:

  1. Log into your Turo host account
  2. Go to Earnings -> Trip earnings
  3. Set your date range and click "Export"
  4. Upload the downloaded CSV file into FleetSnap (next step)

A calendar month is the usual range to settle.

Step 2 - Upload it to FleetSnap

Go to fleetsnap.ai/turo-earnings. In the section headed "Drop in your Turo CSV, get your first statement", either:

  • drag the file onto "Drag and drop your Turo CSV here" (it accepts a Turo trip earnings export (.csv)), or
  • click "Browse Files" and choose the file.

FleetSnap parses it in about a minute ("Processing your earnings data..."). You do not need to log in to see this first result.

It's the Trip earnings export, not the monthly summary

Upload the per-trip "Trip earnings" CSV. That file has the trip-level detail FleetSnap needs to split earnings by vehicle and calculate net after Turo's fee. A rolled-up monthly summary won't break down per vehicle.

Step 3 - Confirm the numbers

FleetSnap shows "Here's what we found" - totals read straight from your data, no estimates. Click "Continue". On "Your data is loaded", click "Create Your First Partner Statement" to go into the setup wizard, or "Skip - explore the dashboard" to look around first.

Step 4 - Assign vehicles and costs

The first-run wizard has three checkpoints: Splits, Costs, Statement.

  • Splits ("Set up your vehicles"): add any partners with "Add a partner". Vehicles you don't assign default to owned by you. Then "Confirm and continue" (or "Skip partners - continue" if you own everything).
  • Costs ("Add your costs"): log expenses under the tabs "Recurring monthly", "One-time", and "Fleet-wide" so each cost lands on the right statement.
  • Statement: if you're not signed in yet, you'll create a free account here to save your work ("Free forever - 3 reports/month - No credit card").

Step 5 - Read your dashboard

Once saved, the dashboard opens with these tabs down the side: Overview, Vehicles, Monthly, Fleet P&L, Statements, Costs & Income, Insights, Settings. Next month, add another CSV from the top bar with "Import New Earnings" ("Import" on a phone).

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