Rates & pricing

Manhattan chauffeur rates

Flat, all-in pricing — gratuity, tax, and tolls included, no surge and no meter. Point-to-point, hourly, and airport fares for every car in the fleet.

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Instant online reservations, or call (646) 849-3526 to have a dispatcher build your evening around the showtime. All-in pricing — gratuity, tax, and tolls included.

The rate card

Manhattan Chauffeur Co. prices every trip as a flat all-in fare. Point-to-point is a single Manhattan run; hourly is as-directed with a three-hour minimum, best for a multi-stop evening. All four cars, all-in.

By vehicle — all-in from
VehicleCapacityManhattan point-to-pointHourly (3-hr min)
Business Sedan3 passengers · 3 bagsfrom $130from $120/hr
First-Class SUV6 passengers · 6 bagsfrom $160from $145/hr
Mercedes S-Class3 passengers · 3 bagsfrom $330from $230/hr
Sprinter Van12 passengers · 12 bagsfrom $530from $235/hr

All-in estimate — gratuity, tax & card processing included, rounded to the nearest $10.

Airport flat rates

Flat fares between Manhattan and the three New York airports, flight-tracked with free wait time. Tolls are included, including the Hudson crossing to Newark.

Airport flats — all-in from
AirportBusiness SedanFirst-Class SUVDrive time
LaGuardia (LGA)$170$22025–50 min
Newark (EWR)$210$27040–70 min
JFK$220$28045–75 min
Teterboro (TEB)$180$24030–60 min

All-in estimate — gratuity, tax, tolls & card processing included, rounded to the nearest $10. See the airport pages for terminals and routes.

How the pricing works

  • Point-to-point is one flat fare for a single A-to-B run — best for a straightforward one-way.
  • Hourly is as-directed with a three-hour minimum, billed at a flat hourly rate — best for a night out, a roadshow, or any trip with waiting between stops.
  • Airport fares are flat and flight-tracked, with wait time and tolls included.
  • No surge, ever — the number you are quoted is the number you pay, whatever the weather or the hour.

Not sure which is cheaper for your plan? Call (646) 849-3526 and a dispatcher will compare point-to-point and hourly for you. See the fleet for what each car seats.

The comparison

Is a Manhattan chauffeur cheaper than Uber?

On a quiet off-peak trip a chauffeur and Uber Black run close, but a booked flat rate never moves while rideshare multiplies. Add flight tracking, a held pickup, and meet-and-greet, and a chauffeur wins the nights that matter.

Manhattan Chauffeur Co. vs rideshare & cab
FeatureManhattan Chauffeur Co.Uber BlackYellow Cab
PricingFlat, all-inDynamicMetered
Surge riskNoneHighLow
Flight trackingYesNoNo
Meet & greetYesNoNo
Held pickup / waitYesNoNo
DriverProfessional chauffeurGig driverLicensed hack

Surge in Manhattan: a flat rate holds while Uber Black typically runs ~1.6–2.2× in weekday rush, ~2–3× in rain or snow, ~1× on a quiet Sunday, and ~2.5–3.5× at a Friday/Saturday Broadway curtain-out. Our rate is the rate.

From the program

Questions at the box office

How much does a Manhattan chauffeur cost?

A business sedan is a flat $130 point-to-point in Manhattan and about $120 an hour as-directed with a three-hour minimum. A first-class SUV runs $160 and $145/hr, a Mercedes S-Class $330 and $230/hr, and a Sprinter van $530 and $235/hr. Airport flats start at $170. Every price is all-in — gratuity, tax, and tolls included.

Is there a minimum charge?

Hourly bookings have a three-hour minimum. Point-to-point and airport transfers are single flat fares with no minimum beyond the fare itself. No fare is under $100.

Are gratuity and tolls included?

Yes. Every rate is all-in — gratuity, tax, tolls, and card processing are already in the number you are quoted, rounded to the nearest $10. There is no surge and no meter.