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The Pricing Section allows the admin or dispatcher to configure how fares or delivery charges are calculated across different modules such as Taxi, Food Delivery, Grocery, and Parcel. It supports advanced fare logic based on distance, time, geolocation, and more.

 You can create two types of pricing models:

• Global Pricing: Applies to all vehicle types or services.
• Vehicle-Specific Pricing: Applies to a selected vehicle type, such as sedan, SUV, bike, etc.
  

When vehicle-specific pricing is selected, the fare model applies only to that vehicle type. This is helpful for services like taxi or logistics where pricing varies based on vehicle category.

This defines how much of the calculated fare goes to the driver. For example, 80% means the driver will receive 80% of the total fare.

Yes. You can set a maximum commission cap. Even if the driver’s percentage share exceeds the cap due to a high fare, the payout will not exceed the set limit.

These fields define time-based pricing rules, allowing you to apply different fares during specific time slots (e.g., peak hours, night shifts).

This is the minimum guaranteed earning for the driver, even if the calculated commission is lower than the defined minimum.

Geofence allows you to apply a pricing model to specific geographic regions or cities. Each pricing model can be made region-specific using predefined zones.

 Fare is calculated using:

1. Base Pricing – a fixed base fare (e.g., $10)
2. Distance-Based Slabs – pricing changes according to distance ranges
3. Time-Based Slabs – optional, based on ride duration

Additional Charges or Tax – optional, applied at the end

 You define pricing ranges, for example:

• 0–5 km: $10
• 5–10 km: $12
• After 10 km: +$4 per extra km

If a ride is 15 km:

• First 10 km = $12
• Next 5 km = 5 × $4 = $20

Total = $32 + base fare (e.g., $10) = $42

Yes. Similar to distance-based slabs, you can configure minute-based pricing slabs for services where time is a critical billing factor (e.g., taxi rides).

The system uses Google Maps API to calculate the actual distance and estimated time between pickup and drop-off locations, which is used in pricing logic.

Yes. You can configure pricing based on kilometers, minutes, or a combination of both, depending on your service model and preferences.

Admins can add extra charges or tax values to a pricing model, which are automatically added to the total fare during calculation.

Yes. You can define day-specific pricing (e.g., weekend rates, weekday discounts) using start time, end time, and weekday settings inside each pricing configuration.

Once saved, the pricing model becomes active and functional within its assigned vehicle type, region, and time frame. It automatically applies during booking or order processing.

Yes. Pricing models can be edited at any time. However, deletion may be restricted if the pricing model is actively being used in ongoing bookings or is set as a default.

There is no limit. You can create multiple pricing models tailored for different vehicle types, geofences, time periods, or services.