What Earnings Screenshot Should I Upload?

Open Earnings in the Uber Driver or Lyft Driver app. Pick a finished day or week and take a screenshot that shows the date range, your total earnings in U.S. dollars and the hours you were online.

A driver holding a phone with an illustrative earnings screen.

Choose a daily or weekly earnings summary

Look for the page that shows your overall earnings for the period. A payout receipt or one trip’s fare breakdown may show a dollar amount but does not tell us your time online for a complete period.

In either app, scroll or open the earnings details to find the view that includes online hours. Apps can change their layout. Use the three fields in the examples below to identify the right view.

Uber Driver
Earnings period
Nov 2–8
Total earnings
$360.00
Online time
15 h
Lyft Driver
Earnings period
Nov 2–8
Total earnings
$210.00
Online time
9 h 30 min
Synthetic examples showing the fields to look for. The figures are illustrative.

Cover personal details

Hide names, faces, addresses, license plates and customer details before uploading. Keep the platform, earnings, period and time readable. Submit only a screenshot you are entitled to share.

Your screenshot stays private. RideWage reads supported fields to produce aggregate statistics. Clear totals and online time allow a report to be considered for the hourly measure.

Upload and check the result

Open Uploads and choose the screenshot. You can start as a guest. Return to your upload history to see its status. If eligible, the report contributes to the shared average.

Use one screen per period where possible. If you upload an overlapping daily and weekly summary for the same platform, RideWage avoids counting both for the same linked contributor when it can detect the overlap.

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