Owner Salary
Owners of companies can set themselves a salary to receive automatic monthly payments that reflect their company’s profitability. This eliminates the need for owners to sign contracts with their own company and ensures that compensation for ownership is managed separately from staff employment.
Instead of managing contracts, owners must configure a salary percentage that is linked directly to company profit. At the start of each month, the system reviews the previous month’s financial performance. If the company made a profit, the owner receives their chosen percentage of that profit as a payment into their personal account. If the company broke even or made a loss, no payment is made.
On the 1st of each month at 05:00 UTC, the system automatically processes payments. It calculates company profit by examining all job income and expenses for the previous calendar month. Income includes things like job completions and service fees, while expenses cover costs such as fuel, maintenance, and loan repayments. The result is the company’s net profit. If this figure is positive, the configured percentage is applied, and the resulting payment is transferred to the owner’s personal account.
The owner's salary can be configured from the company settings page.
Loans and cash injections do not count towards income and are not taken into account when calculating profit for salary purposes.