Fleet revenue-share · for vendors & investors

Fund a car. Earn a share of what it really rents for.

Put cash toward a vehicle in the WhipScores fleet. We run it — screening, insurance checks, GPS, payments, upkeep — and you earn a monthly share of that specific car’s rental income. Strong months pay more, slow months pay less. It’s a real business, with real ups and downs.

How it works

  1. 1

    You fund a car

    You put capital toward a vehicle we add to the fleet. We agree the terms in writing up front — your share, the term, and what happens at the end.

  2. 2

    We operate it

    WhipScores rents and manages the car end-to-end: finding renters, verifying licence + insurance, GPS, collecting payment, maintenance and cleaning.

  3. 3

    You earn a monthly share

    Each month you get your agreed share of that car's actual rental income, paid through Square. It moves with real demand — it is not a fixed amount.

  4. 4

    You can see the numbers

    You get a dashboard with that car's real bookings and payouts, so you always know how it's doing — the good months and the slow ones.

What a car actually earns

Fleet cars typically rent for roughly $55–$95 a day. A car that rents ~18–24 days in a month grosses about $1,000–$2,200 before costs. You earn your agreed share of the net.

But cars sit idle, need repairs, get into accidents, and lose value over time. So some months are strong and some are thin — and a bad stretch can mean a small payout, or none. These are illustrative ranges from past fleet performance, not a promise of what any one car will earn.

Read this part — the honest truth

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This page is information only and is not an offer to sell a security or an investment solicitation. Figures shown are illustrative, based on past fleet performance, and are not a prediction or guarantee of future results. Rental income varies and your capital is at risk — you can lose money. Any arrangement is governed solely by a separate written agreement. Please consult your own financial and legal advisors before committing funds.