Know your true net.
Turo shows the payout. Curblane shows the true net: what each car keeps after the loan, insurance, parking and tolls, and it flags the lot days a car was out on a trip and the tolls a guest still owes.
- Freeon 2 cars, no time limit
- 30days of any fleet size
- NoTuro password
- Nocard to start
No Turo password. No spreadsheet.
Turo gives hosts no API, so Curblane never asks for your password. It works from the exports and statements you already get.
Add your cars
Make, plate, and what each one costs to run: loan, insurance, parking. A couple of minutes per car.
Drop in your files
A Trip Earnings export or a saved booking email, a toll CSV export or paste, and parking statements. They're read in your browser. Curblane never opens your inbox. When forwarding is turned on, you can send only Turo booking emails to a private Curblane address instead.
See the truth
True net for every car, the parking charges to dispute, the tolls guests still owe, and what needs attention today.
Booking emails, only if you send them
Drop a Trip Earnings export or a saved booking email, one file or a zip, and it's read in your browser. When forwarding is turned on, you choose a filter that sends only Turo booking emails to a private Curblane address. Cancelled trips still drop out of revenue on their own.
The top earner can lose money.
Four cars, one month. A toll CSV export or paste is matched to the guest who had the car. Illustrative numbers, not a real fleet.
Every feature on every plan. You pay for fleet size.
Free covers 2 active cars with no time limit. Paid plans start at 3 cars, and the cost per car drops as the fleet grows.
Annual billing is 2 months free on Starter, Growth, Fleet, and Pro. Founding annual is $199. Running more than 50 cars? Talk to us about Enterprise.
What hosts ask first
Does Curblane connect to my Turo account?
No. Turo doesn't offer hosts an API, and Curblane never asks for your Turo password. You import the exports Turo gives you, a toll CSV export or paste (Peach Pass, E-ZPass, SunPass, TxTag, FasTrak, 407 ETR), and your parking statements. Curblane does not read your inbox.
Does Curblane read my email?
No. Nothing is read from your inbox. You drop a Trip Earnings export or a saved booking email, and it's read in your browser. When forwarding is turned on, you choose to forward only Turo booking emails to a private Curblane address. Toll and parking mail stays where it is.
What happens to the files I import?
They're read in your browser. Curblane keeps the numbers it needs, like dates, amounts and plates, and discards the file itself. The privacy policy has the details.
Where does my account data live, and can I delete it?
Your fleet records sync to Curblane's database so your phone and laptop match. Each account is isolated at the database level, so one account can't reach another's records, and data is encrypted in transit. You can export everything at any time, and Account → Delete account permanently erases your account and its data. Details in the privacy policy.
What counts as a car?
An active, listed vehicle. Retired and unlisted cars don't count toward your plan, and their history stays in your records.
What happens when the 30-day trial ends?
You move to Free unless you pick a plan. Your 2 main cars stay fully live; any others become read-only. Nothing is deleted, and upgrading switches them back on.
Can I cancel any time?
Yes, from your account page, and you keep your data on the Free plan. If you're on the founding rate, cancelling gives it up; coming back later is at the standard price.
Is Curblane part of Turo?
No. It's an independent tool built by a Turo host, and it isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Turo Inc.
More in the Help Center.
Find out what your fleet really keeps.
Start free on 2 cars, or run your whole fleet free for 30 days. The first 25 hosts to subscribe get Starter at $19/mo for 12 months from their first bill, then the standard price for their fleet size, applied automatically at checkout.
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