Your customers see the fare before they book, priced from the real route
Kilomi Taxi Fare turns your website into a booking desk for rides. Your customer enters a pickup, a drop-off and any stops, picks a date and a vehicle, and sees an itemised price at once. One click sends the booking to your own checkout.
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If you price rides by hand, or with a calculator that guesses
A fare asked through a contact form means a reply to write for every trip, and a flat price per zone is often wrong. Kilomi computes each fare from the real road route of that trip, with the rates you set: the customer gets a price they can trust, and the booking arrives ready to drive.
It is built for taxis, private drivers, airport shuttles and limousines. The same engine prices moves, with its sister app Kilomi Moving Quote.
What your customers see
- Address suggestions as they type the pickup, the drop-off and any stops.
- A date, a vehicle, passengers and luggage.
- An itemised price: base fare, distance, time, night rate, luggage, airport supplement.
- One click to book through your site’s checkout, paid online or to the driver, as you choose. The order arrives with the pickup time, route, vehicle and distance on it.
What you set
Once, in your dashboard: a price per kilometre or mile and per minute, a minimum fare, vehicles with their own price and capacity, night and weekend rates, supplements for airports or extra stops, and an hourly rate for charters. A live example shows what a trip costs before you save.
A price that cannot be edited in the browser
Prices are computed on my server from the road route and signed, and your checkout checks them again, so a price changed in the browser never reaches an order.
Plans
A free plan covers a number of quotes each month, enough to try it on a real site; paid plans, monthly or yearly, raise it. The current prices are on the App Market listing.
Who makes it
I do: one person, on my own, under the name Growing Peas. Mail goes to [email protected] and I answer it myself. What Kilomi stores and why is in its privacy policy, with its terms and sub-processors.