Fare policy

The number on a page is a starting fare. It is not an all-inclusive total, and it is not a promise that a cab is already waiting.

Starting fare

Route cards say “from” a sedan price. The booking card uses the same idea: the figure can change with the pickup, the drop and the travel date. You see that note under the ride choice. The amount you pay is the one confirmed on the phone or WhatsApp.

What the intercity base includes

Fuel and the driver are in the starting fare for a one-way intercity trip. A return, a night halt or extra stops are separate and are added only if you ask for them.

What is confirmed before you pay

Tolls, parking and waiting are not silently included. If they apply to your pickup and drop, they are named before you pay. A different vehicle category changes the fare. Sedan is the default.

  • Hatchback — 4 seats. Light bags, short hops, city traffic.
  • Sedan — 4 seats. The default for airport and intercity.
  • SUV — 6 seats. Families, extra luggage, hill routes.
  • Innova — 7 seats. Longer journeys with 6–7 people.
  • Tempo traveller — 12 seats. Groups, airport lots, wedding vans.

Local hours and airport

Local rental is a 4-hour or 8-hour package with the same driver, not a single drop. Extra time or kilometres are quoted when you pick the package.

Airport fares depend on the neighbourhood. A longer pickup is a higher starting fare, shown on that city’s airport page. Share the flight number when you confirm so pickup can follow the landing. Waiting beyond what you agree is confirmed before you pay.

Where to read a route

Each live route has its own distance, typical duration and starting sedan fare. Start from a city page, or open the city list.