By the hour
A car that waits.
Book a captain by the hour and the car stays with you: outside the meeting, at dinner, at the marina, through a day of stops. No summoning a new ride at every address, and no waiting for one to arrive.
Why a car that waits
A car that waits: the bags stay in it, the captain holds the kerb, and it’s there when dinner runs long. That is the part of the job a captain exists for.
What it costs
| Vehicle | Seats | Minimum | 4 hours | 6 hours | 8 hours |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Executive Sedan | 3 | 2 hours | $648 | $972 | $1,296 |
| Luxury SUV | 6 | 2 hours | $792 | $1,188 | $1,584 |
| Executive Sprinter | 11 | 3 hours | $1,104 | $1,656 | $2,208 |
| Flagship | 3 | 3 hours | $2,376 | $3,564 | $4,752 |
Prices include the 20% service charge. Each hour includes 20 miles; miles beyond that are billed at the class rate, shown before you confirm. On the year’s busiest event nights the quote includes an event rate, and members pay the same every night.
How people use it
A day of meetings
One car between the office, lunch and the next meeting, parked nearby and ready when you walk out.
Read more →Dinner and the night after
Dinner in one neighborhood, the next room in another, and the ride home, with the same car waiting outside.
Read more →A plan for the day
Four or six hours across a city, with the stops already worked out.
Read more →The whole week
We send the captain you rode with whenever they’re free, and tell you before pickup if we can’t.
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