Turo discounts — weekly, monthly, and the 10% non-refundable option

Turo’s offering-discounts page: open the vehicle listing and choose Pricing & discounts. For duration discounts, tap or click Edit on Daily trips, Weekly trips, or Monthly trips and move the slider.

To opt out of a duration discount, set maximum trip length shorter than that duration. Same article’s example: to drop monthly duration discounts, set maximum trip length to 29 days, because monthly trips are 30 days or longer. Maximum trip length lives on the vehicle’s Trip preferences page — not on the discount slider.

A first listing that still uses the defaults Turo opted in is not a pricing strategy. Daily rate still comes first — How to price your Turo car. Occupancy is still a planning number — How many days will my Turo car book.

Turo’s offering-discounts Help: the 10% non-refundable discount is on all vehicles for non-refundable trips booked 4+ days in advance. Hosts cannot change the percentage or opt out. If a guest cancels a non-refundable trip after Turo’s 24-hour grace, the host keeps the earnings and the car goes back on the calendar. Guest-cancel clocks — refundable free period vs that grace — are on Turo guest cancel.

Trips longer than 30 days use “Pay as you go.” Turo charges the first 30 days at booking, the second 30 days when the trip starts, and later 30-day increments 30 days in advance. If a Pay-as-you-go guest cancels after the 24-hour grace, the host keeps the first 30 days’ earnings. If they shorten, the host keeps earnings for every 30-day period already paid. Help’s examples: book Nov 15–March 15, shorten to Nov 20 before start → keep Nov 15–Dec 14; shorten to Nov 20 after start → keep Nov 15–Jan 13; shorten on Dec 15 to end Jan 20 → keep Nov 15–Feb 12.

Payout of those earnings is still Stripe’s clock, not this discount page — Turo payout.

When a guest books or extends, Turo applies any relevant discounts to the trip price. Trip price is the sum of the daily price for each booked day. Discounts apply to each day, including days with a custom price.

If more than one discount applies, Turo applies them one after the other. Help’s example: 15% duration first, then 10% non-refundable on that updated price.

If a guest extends a non-refundable trip, the added days are also non-refundable and get the non-refundable discount. If a paid-in-full trip that already had a duration discount is extended, Turo does not apply the original trip’s duration discount to the added days; those days may qualify for their own duration discount.

If a guest shortens a duration-discounted trip below the discount threshold, they may owe an additional amount. Turo computes the new discount from the rates in place at the change request. A balance due is charged to the guest and added to host earnings. A shortened non-refundable trip is not eligible for a refund.

Turo’s offering-discounts page: after a guest completes a trip, the host can send a 5%, 10%, or 15% discount code. Codes are one-time use, non-transferable, and valid for a trip in any of that host’s listed vehicles up to 90 days after the guest receives it. The percentage applies to the next booked trip’s price, up to a maximum of $100 off in the US. Guests can combine that code with non-refundable and duration discounts. Turo offers the send option when it prompts the host to rate the guest.

That code is not a listing Extra. Extras are a different 90% cut — Turo extras. Do not invent a rebooking-dollar forecast from the $100 cap.