Can you make a video for new drivers like me. And tips on how to actually make money and how many hours so one person should drive per day. Pretty much a tips some gems and wisdom from you. Please 🙏🏽
Yes. I have a series of videos coming out where I will be talking about what I think it takes to be successful at this game. The first video should be out in a couple weeks. In the mean time I would suggest watching this video ruclips.net/video/cSbDov8vXuc/видео.html where I go over my numbers and there is a video called "Owner Operator vs Company Driver" where I talk about my $/mile philosophy. Thanks again for watching.
Welcome and thanks for watching. I know Uber has some discount program through the app. Other than that, it really comes down to what you can afford and what services you want to do for Uber. Personally, I drive a Tesla. I own it and I can charge at home. I would suggest looking into an EV if you can charge at home. If not, then a hybrid is the way to go. I would look at a used vehicle before a new one.
Love your videos. I recently got Mystro after watching your videos and I am now up to $25/hr before tips and I'm curious as to the $/mile. My market hardly has those and I'm worried of having to spend too much time just sitting around which brings my question to is 0.80/0.70 per mile profitable?
Thank you for watching! That's awesome on the $/Hour rate. I don't feel $/Hour is a good way to judge if you are profitable or not and here's why. There is a cost to everything you do to make that $/Hour and that is the biggest factor. What did it cost you to make that money? I base my driving on $/Mile because I feel it is easier to track and calculate. $/Mile is a standard measurement in the transportation industry. The first thing I would suggest doing is figuring out your daily cost to drive. Then multiply it by the number of days you drive. I use my average miles driven to figure the $ Cost/Mile. From there, I use that number as my basis for figuring out what my target $/Mile is for each ride. As a general rule, I would shoot for $1.50 - $1.70 as a goal. For me, my lowest value is $1.00/Mile because I drive an EV. I have some older videos where I talk about this stuff and if you have more questions let me know. I'll also add this topic to my list for future videos. Thanks again.
@@Cassie4486 I believe it is $59.99 a year. Check the app store where you get your apps. Also you can use the link in the description to get an extended trial. Thanks for watching.
Great question. This is a much bigger conversation and it would be easier to have outside the comments section. You can email me at bmac.uber.driver@gmail.com
Thanks for watching. Mystro operates at about 80% when using it with the Uber app. For example, it won't automatically turn the Uber app on and it has difficulty auto-declining rides. The other day, Mystro auto-accepted a couple rides and then the app rest itself. I like Mystro for the calculations it does when a ride comes in. I will say that Mystro and Lyft operate seamlessly. Uber has closed off some access features that Mystro and other filter apps need to operate at 100%. There is a stability issue with Mystro and it has to do with the Uber app more the Mystro, from what I have been able to gather. Initially, these filter apps were fantastic and operated as advertised. With the changes Uber has made to their app, they are becoming less helpful when driving for Uber. I am slowly moving away from Mystro if I am exclusively driving for Uber. I recently drove exclusively for Lyft and the Mystro app was awesome. I hope that helps.
Can you make a video for new drivers like me. And tips on how to actually make money and how many hours so one person should drive per day. Pretty much a tips some gems and wisdom from you. Please 🙏🏽
Yes. I have a series of videos coming out where I will be talking about what I think it takes to be successful at this game. The first video should be out in a couple weeks. In the mean time I would suggest watching this video ruclips.net/video/cSbDov8vXuc/видео.html where I go over my numbers and there is a video called "Owner Operator vs Company Driver" where I talk about my $/mile philosophy. Thanks again for watching.
Love the videos man
Thank you and thank you for watching.
Any tips on acquiring a new car? Uber just told me my car is too old! Just found your video, thank you!!
Welcome and thanks for watching. I know Uber has some discount program through the app. Other than that, it really comes down to what you can afford and what services you want to do for Uber. Personally, I drive a Tesla. I own it and I can charge at home. I would suggest looking into an EV if you can charge at home. If not, then a hybrid is the way to go. I would look at a used vehicle before a new one.
Love your videos. I recently got Mystro after watching your videos and I am now up to $25/hr before tips and I'm curious as to the $/mile. My market hardly has those and I'm worried of having to spend too much time just sitting around which brings my question to is 0.80/0.70 per mile profitable?
Thank you for watching!
That's awesome on the $/Hour rate. I don't feel $/Hour is a good way to judge if you are profitable or not and here's why. There is a cost to everything you do to make that $/Hour and that is the biggest factor. What did it cost you to make that money?
I base my driving on $/Mile because I feel it is easier to track and calculate. $/Mile is a standard measurement in the transportation industry. The first thing I would suggest doing is figuring out your daily cost to drive. Then multiply it by the number of days you drive. I use my average miles driven to figure the $ Cost/Mile. From there, I use that number as my basis for figuring out what my target $/Mile is for each ride. As a general rule, I would shoot for $1.50 - $1.70 as a goal. For me, my lowest value is $1.00/Mile because I drive an EV.
I have some older videos where I talk about this stuff and if you have more questions let me know. I'll also add this topic to my list for future videos.
Thanks again.
How much is Mystro?
@@Cassie4486 18 bucks per month
@@Cassie4486 I believe it is $59.99 a year. Check the app store where you get your apps. Also you can use the link in the description to get an extended trial. Thanks for watching.
What’s a good dollar per mile to I’m a new uber driver
Great question. This is a much bigger conversation and it would be easier to have outside the comments section. You can email me at bmac.uber.driver@gmail.com
How are you able to use mystro, Uber controls my phone with this app and I have proof. Uber not bothering you
Thanks for watching. Mystro operates at about 80% when using it with the Uber app. For example, it won't automatically turn the Uber app on and it has difficulty auto-declining rides. The other day, Mystro auto-accepted a couple rides and then the app rest itself. I like Mystro for the calculations it does when a ride comes in. I will say that Mystro and Lyft operate seamlessly. Uber has closed off some access features that Mystro and other filter apps need to operate at 100%. There is a stability issue with Mystro and it has to do with the Uber app more the Mystro, from what I have been able to gather.
Initially, these filter apps were fantastic and operated as advertised. With the changes Uber has made to their app, they are becoming less helpful when driving for Uber. I am slowly moving away from Mystro if I am exclusively driving for Uber. I recently drove exclusively for Lyft and the Mystro app was awesome.
I hope that helps.