Pricing

Upfront Ride & Delivery Pricing in Western Kentucky

Simple, transparent rates — $3.50 base + $1.75 per mile + $0.22 per minute. A typical 5-mile local ride runs about $16. See your exact fare before you book, every time.

How Our Rates Work

Base fare

$3.50

Per mile

$1.75

Per minute

$0.22

Booking fee

$0.99

Example: a typical 5-mile local ride ≈ $16 total, shown upfront.

  • Fares are calculated from real driving distance — not straight-line guesses
  • Every fee is itemized before you confirm the booking
  • Card, cash, and digital wallet accepted
  • Weekly business and rider accounts can be invoiced

On-Demand Rides

Modest, capped peak adjustments during rush (7–9 AM, 4–7 PM) and late-night windows. The peak is shown in your upfront quote — never a surprise at drop-off.

Scheduled Priority Riders

Riders on a weekly scheduled plan enjoy locked flat rates — no peak adjustments at all, ever.

Instant Fare Estimate

Enter your trip details to see your price — no signup required.

Prefer to talk? Tap the mic icon in either address field to speak your trip instead of typing.

Enter both addresses to get your instant fare estimate.

Finish booking in under a minute

Share your account basics and your rider profile is created for you — points on every ride, referral credits, and member tiers start right away.

Book by chat

Our AI booking assistant takes ride & delivery bookings in plain language — in English or Spanish — in the app, on WhatsApp, or on Telegram.

Vehicle Options

Pick the vehicle that fits your trip when you book.

Standard

Everyday rides for up to 4 passengers at our base rate.

Comfort

Newer, roomier vehicles for a more comfortable trip.

XL / Spacious

Extra room for groups, luggage, or gear.

Situational Fees, Always Shown Upfront

Some trips add small fees — extra stops, pet rides, driver waiting time, cancellations after dispatch, and no-shows. You'll see every applicable fee itemized in your quote before you confirm. No hidden charges, ever.

Questions about a specific trip or a weekly flat rate?