Guides
The calculations nobody does for you.
Each guide answers one precise question, with figures, without selling.
Accepting every ride: the habit that costs you most
Accepting on reflex means letting the algorithm sort your day for you. Why the habit costs money, and how to replace it with a two-second rule.
3 questions · Updated on September 8, 2026
“I made €300 today”: no — you took in €300
Fuel, wear, contributions, tax: a typical day broken down line by line, all the way to the real hourly rate — and the figure to track instead.
3 questions · Updated on September 8, 2026
The best hours to drive: when one hour is worth two
No magic list of time slots: the method to measure your own best hours, in euros per effective hour, from your own records.
4 questions · Updated on September 8, 2026
The evening tally: three numbers in two minutes
Takings, real hours, kilometres: three numbers noted each evening are enough to know whether the day was good — and to fix the ones that were not.
4 questions · Updated on September 8, 2026
How much does a private-hire driver really earn?
No average salary pulled from a hat: the full method from revenue to net income, one scenario computed line by line, and the three items everyone forgets.
4 questions · Updated on August 19, 2026
Minimum fare: how to set your floor price
The first rule of the verdict algorithm, and the worst-tuned one. The method for computing the amount below which a ride is never worth it.
4 questions · Updated on August 19, 2026
Status, social charges and VAT: what the job really takes
Micro-enterprise or company, contributions on revenue, VAT thresholds: the French 2026 rules that decide what you keep, with official sources.
4 questions · Updated on August 17, 2026
Uber vs Bolt: what actually changes your pay
Measured real commissions, dynamic pricing, and a method to compare with your own rides: what the advertised percentages do not tell you, with sourced figures.
4 questions · Updated on August 17, 2026