Booking value at chauffeur companies

Earn more from every booking

Each booking can earn more through day tours, golf trips, the right vehicle class and prices built for the time a car is tied up. Irish Transfer raised its average booking by 44% in a year, mostly through tours and golf.

+44%

higher average booking value at Irish Transfer than a year ago, mostly from tours and golf

×2what an airport transfer earns, for an average touring day
1 in 2euros of booking revenue now from tours and golf, up from 1 in 4

Irish Transfer · 4fleet booking data · January to September 2026 against 2025

Where the value is

Four ways to earn more per booking

The trip, not the transfer

Day tours

A day out with planned stops, priced as a day, where an airport run is priced as a distance.

Groups with clubs and tee times

Golf trips

Transfers between the airport, the hotel and the courses for a group with golf bags, sometimes over several days.

The car the traveller asks for

Vehicle class

A premium car or a larger van priced for what it is, rather than at the saloon rate.

How the price is built

Pricing rules

Hourly and day rates, minimum fares and return trips, so short or awkward jobs still pay.

What to offer

Match each request to the product that earns more

  • An airport arrival heading westA transfer to Galway or Killarney
    A day tour on the way, priced as a dayTouring day ×2 an airport transfer
  • A golf groupClubs, courses and a hotel base
    One golf package for the whole stayTours and golf: 1 in 2 euros of revenue
  • A request for a bigger carA family, luggage or a VIP guest
    A vehicle class priced for what it is
  • A short or late-night jobLittle driving, a lot of waiting
    A minimum fare or an hourly rate

Irish Transfer results from 4fleet bookings

Where the money came from

Irish Transfer’s bookings, one year apart

Measure20252026
Average booking value€479€691
Revenue from tours and golf23%49%
Average airport transferNot measured€417
Average touring dayNot measured€840

Average booking value

2025
€479
2026
€691

Revenue from tours and golf

2025
23%
2026
49%

Average airport transfer

2025
Not measured
2026
€417

Average touring day

2025
Not measured
2026
€840

4fleet production data, January to September of each year, bookings not cancelled. The trip type is read from the booking text, so averages by type are shown for 2026 only.

What a higher average is worth

The same bookings at a higher average

Keep the number of bookings and change only what each one is worth. The starting values are Irish Transfer’s averages a year apart.

The sliders start from Irish Transfer: €479 and €691 average bookings, January to September 2025 and 2026.

Extra booking revenue a month€6,360
The same over a year€76,320

bookings a month × (new average booking − average booking today)

The number of bookings stays the same here, so the whole difference comes from what each booking is worth.

Our fee starts at €2,000 a month, with no setup fee, and the plan behind these numbers is part of the proposal.

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Before you change prices

Four things to check first

  1. Know what an hour and a kilometre cost you

    Fuel, the driver, the car and the time without passengers, so every price starts above cost.

  2. Price the day, not the distance

    A touring day ties up a car and a driver for the whole day, so price it as a day.

    “€840 for a touring day against €417 for an airport transfer”Irish Transfer, average 2026 booking

  3. Tell partners before prices change

    Hotels and agents who sell your trips need the new rates before their guests see them.

  4. Watch the share of enquiries you win

    If it drops after a price change, look at which routes and services lost before you change anything else.

How we run it

Offer and strategy is one of the seven areas we run

We read your bookings by route, service and vehicle, build the products that earn more and put them on the website, in ads, with partners and on OTAs, at prices you approve.

  1. Read the numbersWhich routes, services and vehicles earn the most per booking and per hour
  2. Build the productsDay tours, golf trips and vehicle classes, priced as products with their own pages and listings
  3. Sell them everywhereOn the website, in Google Ads, with partners and on marketplaces such as Viator, then watch the average booking

Questions

Before you change your offer

How can a chauffeur company raise its average booking value?

Sell more of what earns more per booking: day tours, golf trips and larger vehicles, priced as products. At Irish Transfer the average booking rose 44% in a year, mostly from tours and golf.

Should we charge by the hour or a flat rate?

Use a flat price for routes that travellers compare, such as airport transfers, and an hourly or day rate for open-ended work, with a minimum that covers the time a car is tied up.

Will higher prices cost us bookings?

Some may, which is why you watch the share of enquiries you win after a change. A price that covers your costs on every booking is worth more than a full diary that does not.

Do you set our prices?

You do. We bring the numbers on routes, services and margins and propose prices, and you approve them before anything changes.

Is golf worth adding?

For Irish Transfer it was, as tours and golf went from about 1 in 4 euros of booking revenue to about 1 in 2 in a year. Whether it fits you depends on the courses and hotels within reach.

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