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Chrome extension for Turo hosts
Turo refunds guests out of money it already paid you, and quietly drops your rates. FleetGuardian catches both: you get an alert the moment it happens, the proof to win your money back, and a price floor Turo can't cross.
Cancel anytime · One caught reversal pays for the year
In a 2026 Turo host community poll, 61% named "denied incidentals without notice" their single biggest pain, ahead of every other claims issue.
Reversals reach back 1–3 months. One host found an October trip reversed in January, dragging his year-to-date earnings to −$433. He only caught it by chance.
You might eventually notice a $150 clawback. You'll never notice the $9, $25, and $45 reversals, and they add up faster than you'd expect.
FleetGuardian watches your earnings for you, day and night. The second Turo claws money back, you get an alert telling you which trip, how much, and when.
You're making coffee on a Tuesday and your phone buzzes: a $150 smoking fee from three weeks ago just got clawed back. You call Turo while the ticket is still warm, instead of finding it in February.
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A few years ago, Turo mandated dynamic pricing and took your control away. Now Turo sets your prices for you, up to a year out, and almost always too low. Your only fix is to change every car by hand, every single day. So over the holidays, when you're not watching, a guest grabs your $120 Jeep for next Christmas at $50. Cancel it and you risk your All-Star status; honor it and you lose your best weeks of the year.
FleetGuardian hands that control back. You set a floor for each car, and one for the whole fleet, and FleetGuardian keeps every day priced at or above it, a full year out. So the next holiday booking comes in at your price, not Turo's lowball default.
Your car gets damaged on a Turo trip, so you cancel the next booking, and Turo charges you a $50 cancellation fee. Most hosts don't know that when the damage came from a previous Turo trip, that fee should be waived, and the cancellation shouldn't count against your All-Star status.
Otto doesn't assume you know the rules. He asks the right questions, like whether the damage happened on a previous trip, to surface the loophole that fits your exact case. Trained on over 700 Turo policy and help articles, he's a true ally, always working to find the angle that keeps your money.
To piece together one trip, Turo makes you bounce between the reservation, the receipt, the calendar, and the messages tab. FleetGuardian puts it all on one screen, the summary, your messages, every charge and payout, and the full timeline, and even surfaces the fees Turo buries on the back end, the ones tied to your reservation that never show up on the receipt.
And Otto sees the whole trip too, so when you ask him about it, his answer is about your car, your guest, and your money, not a generic policy quote.
From then on, FleetGuardian does the work you'd never have time for.
FleetGuardian is a Chrome extension. It runs in the background while you browse, with no new tabs and no separate dashboard to babysit.
Two jobs, on its own: FleetGuardian catches every clawback and reversal Turo makes, and sets your prices up to a year out to the floor you choose.
When Turo claws money back, you get an email and an in-app alert with the evidence, plus Otto's help to win it back. And your cars never rent below your price.
Quietly, every single day
I run a 110-car fleet with more than 10,000 trips. One night, going through my earnings line by line, I found fees Turo had paid me and then quietly clawed back weeks later. No email, no warning, no way to know how much I'd already lost. So I built FleetGuardian. Turo does this quietly, hoping you won't notice. FleetGuardian catches every clawback and alerts you to it.
Pricing was the other fight. Correcting Turo's extremely low dynamic pricing, on every vehicle, every single day, had become a full-time job. So I built FleetGuardian to take that control back: every car is priced the way I choose, not the price Turo picks.
One day, a host posted in a Turo Facebook group that he'd found three clawbacks buried in his transaction history. I mentioned I had an app that caught them for me, and he asked, "can you share the app please?" The rest is history, and here you are.
— Jeremy Christensen, FleetGuardian founder · Top 1% Turo host
Catch one clawback, or stop one lowball holiday booking, and FleetGuardian has already paid for the year. Usually many times over.
FleetGuardian is $15 a month. Catch one bad booking, or a few reversed fees, and it pays for itself for years.
Add FleetGuardian to Chrome, run your first scan, and see what Turo has already clawed back, all in a few minutes.
It's a monthly subscription. FleetGuardian is a Chrome extension that installs directly in your browser in minutes and runs automatically in the background. When you purchase FleetGuardian you'll receive access via ThriveCart Learn. Don't let that confuse you. It's simply how we deliver your installation files and setup walkthrough videos. You're getting a live, working tool, not a course to learn from.
FleetGuardian is a Chrome extension that protects Turo host earnings. It scans your Turo earnings every 4 hours and alerts you the moment a fee is reversed, clawed back, or adjusted, even on trips from months ago. It also holds your prices to a floor you set up to a year out, keeps a full price history, brings every trip's details onto one screen, and includes Otto, an AI assistant trained on 700+ Turo policies that writes your disputes for you. It's $15 a month, cancel anytime, built by a Top 1% host running 110 cars and 10,000+ trips.
FleetGuardian scans your Turo earnings six times a day, about once every four hours. It keeps a snapshot of every payout and compares each scan against it, so the moment Turo reverses, claws back, or adjusts a fee, the change is flagged. You get an email and an in-app alert the same day, with the trip, the amount, and the date, while the case is still fresh enough to call Turo and dispute.
Yes. Hosts regularly report claims that Turo approved and paid, then quietly reversed weeks or months later, with no email or notification. It often happens after a guest complains. The fee is usually recoverable if you call Turo promptly, but only if you know it happened. FleetGuardian's job is to catch the reversal the same day so you can act while the case is still warm.
Yes. FleetGuardian pulls your current and previous year of earnings on every scan and compares them to a stored snapshot, so a reversal on an older trip still gets flagged the day it happens. Turo commonly reaches back one to three months, sometimes longer. Instead of finding a clawback by accident next February, you get an alert the same day.
You get an email and an in-app alert ranked by severity, with the trip, the amount, and the evidence: receipt, messages, and full timeline. Most reversals are recoverable. Hosts confirm Turo's Guest Services will often reinstate a clawed-back fee if you call promptly. Otto, the built-in AI assistant, helps you cite the exact policy language and drafts the dispute, so you walk into the call with proof instead of a hunch.
Price Protection keeps every day on your calendar priced at or above a floor you choose, up to 365 days out. You set one minimum for the whole fleet, then override it on any car, say $50 on the cash cars and $200 on the Corvette. As Turo opens new dates a year out, FleetGuardian sets your price within about 12 hours and puts it back if Turo changes it, so your car never rents below your number, even over the holidays when you're not watching.
Yes. Turo's dynamic engine sets your nightly rate for you, often far too low. FleetGuardian rides on top of it: you can charge 1, 2, or 3 times whatever Turo's dynamic price is, and set a hard floor no booking can fall below. You keep the upside of demand-based pricing on busy days without letting Turo lowball your best weekends a year out.
No. Price Protection only manages dates that Turo's dynamic engine is pricing. Any date you've set by hand is detected and left untouched. You stay in control of the prices you care about, and FleetGuardian handles the rest.
Price history shows every change made to a car's nightly price: when it changed, what it changed to, and who changed it, whether that was you, Turo, or FleetGuardian. If a rate suddenly drops, you can see exactly when and why instead of guessing. FleetGuardian keeps this log for the last 90 days.
Otto is FleetGuardian's built-in AI policy expert, trained on more than 700 Turo policy and help articles. Otto doesn't assume you know the rules. It asks the right questions, like whether your damage came from a previous trip, to surface the exemption that fits your exact case. It explains any fee, tells you whether a charge is worth fighting, spells out the proof Turo needs, and then writes your dispute or appeal letter with the exact policies cited.
Turo makes you bounce between the reservation, receipt, calendar, and messages to understand one trip. FleetGuardian puts it all on one screen: the summary, your messages, every charge and payout, and the full timeline. It even surfaces the back-end fees Turo ties to a reservation but leaves off the receipt. Otto reads the whole trip before answering, so its help is about your car, your guest, and your money, not a generic policy quote.
FleetGuardian is $15 per month, and you can cancel anytime. There's no setup fee and no contract. One caught clawback, or one stopped lowball holiday booking, usually pays for a year or more. FleetGuardian is a separate product from FleetSync, our $29 one-time Turo-to-Google-Calendar sync.
Yes. FleetGuardian installs in Chrome and runs quietly in the background while you browse Turo. There's no separate app to open and no extra dashboard to babysit. You log into Turo like you always do, and FleetGuardian works alongside your own session.
FleetGuardian runs on Google Chrome and other Chrome-based browsers like Brave and Edge. It does not work on Safari or Firefox. If you're on a Mac using Safari, you can download Chrome for free and add FleetGuardian in a couple of minutes.
FleetGuardian works with your own logged-in Turo session, right in your browser. Your earnings and trip data are processed on your side. There's no password to hand over and no outside service logging in as you to scrape your account.
Often yes. The hosts hit hardest by silent reversals are usually the ones who check least, and small fleets get burned worst by below-cost dynamic pricing. One bad holiday booking on a single car, or a few reinstated fees, can cover the subscription for a year or more.
Yes. FleetGuardian was built on a 110-car, 10,000+ trip operation, so fleet scale is the exact problem it was made for. It checks a volume of transactions and prices no human could keep up with by hand, across every car, every day.
FleetGuardian was built by Jeremy Christensen, a Top 1% Turo host who runs a 110-vehicle fleet with more than 10,000 trips and over $1.4M in annual revenue. He built it after finding fees Turo had paid him and quietly clawed back weeks later, with no notice. It's the tool his own fleet needed, now available to other hosts.
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Run your first scan and take back control. FleetGuardian flags every fee Turo quietly reverses, with the proof to win it back, and keeps your cars from ever renting below the price you set.