Guide 01
Taxi Meter App for Drivers: What to Look For
Compare the features a professional taxi meter app needs, from GPS fare tracking and custom rates to bookings, payments, receipts, and trip records.
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Meterly Driver Guides
Run fares, bookings, and receipts with confidence
These guides answer the exact questions independent taxi, chauffeur, private-hire, limo, black-car, and shuttle drivers ask before choosing or setting up a taxi meter app.
Start with the job you need to complete
Guide 02
How Does a Taxi Meter Work?
Learn how taxi meters combine a starting fare, distance, time, waiting, tiers, and extras, and how a GPS taxi meter app applies the same rules.
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Guide 03
How to Turn Your iPhone Into a Taxi Meter
Set up an iPhone as a GPS taxi meter with the right fare rules, location access, road testing, safe phone placement, and professional trip records.
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Guide 04
How to Set Taxi Meter Rates Without Undercharging
Build a taxi meter rate from your costs, target earnings, unpaid mileage, distance, waiting time, minimum fare, tiers, and legitimate trip extras.
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Guide 05
Taxi Fare Calculator for Drivers
Calculate taxi fares from base price, distance, time, waiting, minimums, tiers, and surcharges, then create a clear estimate before the trip begins.
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Guide 06
Taxi Receipt and Invoice App Guide for Drivers
Learn what a professional taxi receipt or invoice should include, when to use each document, and how to create and share one from the completed trip.
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Guide 07
Taxi Booking App Guide for Independent Drivers
Set up a direct taxi booking workflow with your own booking page, operating hours, clear ride details, reminders, client records, and connected trips.
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Use the guidance in the right order
If you are starting from scratch, first confirm that a phone-based meter is permitted for your service. Then configure and road-test the fare, learn how estimates differ from fixed quotes, and finish the workflow with payment documentation. Drivers who already have rates can begin with the booking or receipt guide.
What these guides do not replace
Transport, meter certification, receipt, tax, and privacy requirements vary by location. These pages explain an operational workflow; they are not legal, licensing, or tax advice. Check the applicable regulator and a qualified adviser before using any rate or document for paid passenger work.