Your driver, your schedule, your stops.
SUV $95 an hour, Sprinter by quote; 4-hour minimum weekdays, 5-hour minimum weekends. No fixed route — the driver waits, adjusts, and goes wherever the day takes you, whether that's a night out, a multi-stop wedding day, or a string of meetings across town.
Last updated: September 27, 2026
What does hourly chauffeur service cost?
| Vehicle | Rate |
|---|---|
| Luxury SUV (up to 6, or 4 with luggage) | $95/hr |
| Mercedes Sprinter (up to 12) | Get a quote |
4-hour minimum weekdays, 5-hour minimum weekends, for both vehicles. All-in for the vehicle — tolls, parking, fuel and gratuity included, no per-stop fees.
Hourly vs. a flat-rate point-to-point ride — what's the difference?
A flat-rate ride, like an IAH airport transfer, is one pickup and one drop-off at a fixed price. Hourly as-directed service keeps the same driver and vehicle with you the entire time — multiple stops, waiting in between, a route that changes as your day goes. If your trip is a single A-to-B, book the flat rate. If your day has more than one stop or an unpredictable schedule, hourly is the better fit.
Nights out
Dinner, a show, a few stops with friends — the driver waits at each one instead of you rebooking a ride every time you move.
Multi-stop days
Wedding mornings with hair, venue, and photos in three different places, or a full day of appointments — one driver, one schedule, no waiting on rideshare apps between stops.
Waiting between appointments
A doctor's visit, a closing, a meeting that runs long — the driver waits with the vehicle instead of you needing to arrange a return trip.
Hourly service shows up across a lot of trip types.
Hourly rates are the same pricing behind prom and concert transportation, a lot of corporate and executive meeting days, and multi-stop wedding schedules. Need bigger capacity for a group? Compare the Sprinter van against the luxury SUV to pick the right vehicle first.
Booked most often out of The Woodlands, Conroe and Montgomery — see each town's page for local pickup notes.
Hourly chauffeur service, answered.
How much does hourly chauffeur service cost?
The SUV is $95 an hour; for the Sprinter, text Greg for a quote. Both have a 4-hour minimum weekdays, 5-hour minimum weekends. Tolls, parking, fuel and gratuity are included in the hourly rate — no separate add-ons.
Is there a minimum number of hours?
An as-directed booking holds the vehicle and driver exclusively for you — no other rides, no other stops — so there's a 4-hour minimum weekdays, 5-hour minimum weekends (Monday–Friday are weekdays, Saturday–Sunday weekends), for both the SUV and the Sprinter.
What's the difference between hourly and a flat-rate point-to-point ride?
A flat-rate ride is one pickup and one drop-off at a set price. Hourly service keeps the driver and vehicle with you the whole time — multiple stops, waiting between appointments, or a schedule that changes as the day goes.
What's hourly service typically used for?
Nights out with multiple stops, wedding days with several locations, a shopping or appointment day where the driver waits between stops, and business days with back-to-back meetings across town.
Can I switch between stops without rebooking?
Yes — that's the point of as-directed service. You tell the driver where to go next as your day unfolds, and the clock keeps running on the same hourly rate rather than triggering a new booking each time.
Do I need to book the Sprinter or the SUV for hourly service?
It depends on your group size. Up to 6 passengers, or 4 with luggage, fit comfortably in the SUV at $95/hr. A larger group — a wedding party, a family, coworkers — should book the 12-passenger Sprinter instead (text Greg for a quote).