Updated: 12 November 2026
10 things to check
- The company exists — check its KRS and NIP numbers in the KRS or CEIDG register.
- It holds a passenger transport licence and will issue an extract for your car — without it, driving is illegal.
- A fixed, clear fee — a weekly amount, not a percentage hidden in the settlement.
- A written settlement formula — you should be able to calculate your transfer yourself.
- Payout timing — a set day of the week, with an option for daily payouts.
- Contract type — umowa zlecenie or B2B, your choice.
- Weekly report — broken down by app, cash, rent and fees.
- Support — in your language, including at night when you drive.
- Exit terms — notice period and when you get your final settlement.
- Driver reviews — on Google, in groups and from friends.
Red flags
- No written contract, or only a verbal agreement.
- Late payouts with excuses like “the app hasn’t paid yet”.
- New fees nobody mentioned at the start.
- Offers to drive without an extract, without a Polish licence or on someone else’s account — these carry heavy penalties.
How it works at Optymist
- Settlement at 50 zł a week — Uber, Bolt and FreeNow together (120 zł with daily payouts).
- Formula: net from the apps − 8% VAT − car rent − cash − 50 zł.
- Umowa zlecenie or B2B, licence extract from us, 24/7 support in 4 languages.
- Optymist sp. z o.o., KRS 0000866141, NIP 5871727268 — you can look us up in the register.
Switching from another partner? See how to change fleet partner.
FAQ
How do I check a fleet partner?
Look up the KRS or NIP in the register, and ask about the licence and extract, the settlement formula and payout timing — ideally in writing.
How much should a fleet partner cost?
What matters is a fixed, clear fee. At Optymist it’s 50 zł a week for all apps.
Can I change partner?
Yes. Switching usually takes 1–2 days with no break in driving.
