There's no single number — your earnings depend on the routes you run. But the part Xargo controls is simple: you keep about 90% of every completed city-freight run, and Xargo keeps a flat 10%. Here's how it works, and a calculator to run it on your own numbers.
Cargo van · Sprinter · Pickup · Kei truck
More scheduled, booked-ahead routes means more completed runs — and you keep ~90% of each one.
Loads are sized to your vehicle and priced before you accept, so you see the pay on every run up front.
As an owner-operator your fuel, maintenance, and time are yours to manage — and so are the earnings.
A flat 10% to Xargo means a bigger share of every run stays with you, run after run.
Take whatever you'd gross in city-freight runs in a week. With Xargo you keep about 90% of it — Xargo's cut is a flat 10%. A few illustrations:
These are illustrations of the ~90% keep applied to a weekly gross you choose — not a guarantee of volume or income. Use the calculator to run your own numbers.
Xargo takes 10%, flat — no surprise cuts, no sign-up fee.
The full run and the exact pay, up front. No mystery loads.
Booked-ahead B2B freight you can plan your week around — the steady kind that adds up.
Run the city-bound leg with the cargo van, Sprinter, pickup, or kei truck you already own.
There's no fixed figure — it depends on how many runs you take and their size and distance. What's fixed is your share: you keep about 90% of every completed run, and Xargo keeps a flat 10%. Run your own weekly numbers in the calculator to estimate.
No. Xargo does not guarantee earnings or volume. The platform's role is the split — you keep about 90% of each completed run — and showing you the pay on every run before you accept it.
A flat 10% of each completed run. You keep the rest — about 90%.
No. The city-bound leg Xargo runs does not require a commercial license (CDL). You run as an owner-operator with your own cargo van, Sprinter, pickup, or kei truck.
Cargo vans, Sprinters and other high-roof cargo vans, full-size and mid-size pickups, and kei or other compact trucks. Box trucks and large rigs are not part of the city-bound network.
Run the numbers, then start earning on city freight across New York and New Jersey.
Apply to transportAll figures are illustrations of Xargo's ~90% keep (10% platform take) applied to a weekly gross you choose. They are not a guarantee of volume or income. Actual earnings depend on the routes you take.
Scheduled B2B freight for owner-operators with a cargo van, Sprinter, or pickup across New York City and New Jersey.