Gojek in 10 slides
Indonesia super-app for rides, deliveries, and services, with millions of driver partners. Drivers earn across ride-hailing, food delivery, and courier work in one app.
- Super-app platform
- Ride platforms
- Based in Jakarta, Indonesia
What you do on Gojek
How the money is made: driving and delivery
- Pass the checks
- Go online in the app
- Take rides or orders
- Cash out
Indonesia super-app for rides, deliveries, and services, with millions of driver partners. Drivers earn across ride-hailing, food delivery, and courier work in one app.
Founded 2010 · next to 32 other ride platforms
Work and topics
Good for
What Gojek takes
~20% commission (8% cap on bike rides from Jul 2026)
From the published fees, before payment-processing, currency or withdrawal charges. Work out your own amount →
How the money reaches you
From sign-up to payout
- Sign up
- Quick profile or ID reviewIncludes an ID check
- Do the work
- Earnings clearCredited to the earnings wallet after each order, then withdrawn to a bank at an…
- Withdraw2 ways to withdraw
2 ways to withdraw
- Bank transfer
- GoPay
Can you join?
Yes, if you are 18 or older and live in Indonesia and Singapore.
You need a smartphone, a motorbike or scooter and a driver's licence. Your profile and ID are reviewed before you start.
What you need
- 18 or olderMinimum age
- A smartphone
- A motorbike or scooter
- A driver's licence
- An ID checkBefore you can work or withdraw
- Quick profile or ID reviewHow sign-up works
Open in 2 countries
What people actually earn
GoTo reports 3 million Gojek driver-partners in Indonesia and Singapore as of December 31, 2025.
Source: gotocompany.com ↗How it scores
Solid across the board, with no standout strength or weakness.
- Fees3.5
- Getting paid3.0
- Access2.8
- Track record3.5
- Proof of earnings3.0
- Verified earnings
- Clear fees
- Fast payouts
- 10 years running
- Fully documented
Gojek against its peers
Guess: next to the 16 other ride platforms that charge a percentage, is Gojek…
The cut of all 17 ride platforms that charge a percentage
| Platform | Fee |
|---|---|
| Kakao T | 3.8% |
| BiTaksi | 9% |
| inDrive | 11.5% |
| Pathao | 12.5% |
| Gojek | 14% |
| DiDi | 15% |
| Yango | 15% |
| Bolt | 17.5% |
| Heetch | 17.5% |
| FREENOW | 18% |
| Angkas | 19% |
| Uklon | 19% |
| Cabify | 19% |
| Grab | 20.5% |
| Careem | 22.5% |
| Bykea | 22.5% |
| Yassir | 22.5% |
- At 8%–20%, Gojek takes a smaller cut than 12 of the 17 ride platforms we track that charge a percentage fee (median 17.5%).
- Gojek is the only one of the 24 ride platforms we track that pays out via GoPay.
- Founded in 2010, Gojek has been running for about 16 years — longer than 26 of the 33 ride platforms we track with a known launch year.
How much we know
We have 11 of the 17 things we track for every platform. Fees, payouts, join rules, countries and real earnings count most.
What we have
- What kind of platform it is
- Year founded
- Headquarters
- Fees
- Minimum payout
- How fast you get paid
- Withdrawal methods
- Join requirements
- Countries it accepts
- Real earnings figures
- Wikipedia or reference page
Still missing
- Plain-English overview
- Payment protection
- Review ratings
- Support channels
- Mobile apps
- Social accounts