Driver Advocacy

We didn't build DRYVR™ to fix a broken system—we built it because the truth was being buried. On purpose. Platforms take 60-80% of fares without telling drivers or riders. The confusion isn't accidental, it's engineered. Upfront pricing broke the link between service and compensation, making exploitation easier. The 70/30 split? Fiction. DRYVR™ shows the receipts and puts data power back in workers' hands. Welcome to the movement.

A driver earned \$17.95 on a 40-minute ride. The rider paid \$85. The platform kept \$67.42—that's 79% of the fare, not the promised 30%. This wasn't a glitch. It was the business model. That moment changed everything and sparked the creation of DRYVR™, a transparency tool that exposes what rideshare giants work hard to keep hidden. Welcome to the movement.