For San Antonio drivers

You're in the SAT queue right now,aren't you?

Same. This site was built by a driver who noticed something: the rides where he played tour guide tipped double. So he systemized it — a free visitor guide, a five-step ride routine, and a seatback card that keeps earning after the ride ends. Here's the whole kit. It costs you a case of water.

The math

Play concierge on an airport runtips run 2×
Rider scans your card, books a transfer later$10 to you
Rider books a concierge night ($375+)$20 to you
Top referrers, when the fleet opensfirst call

Your card carries your personal code. Every booking it produces is tracked to you and paid out monthly — no app, no dashboard homework.

The ride formula — five steps, every ride.

This is the exact routine, word for word, that the tips are built on. None of it requires being an extrovert. All of it requires meaning it.

1.

Comfort before anything

Waters on the doors and in the middle. Point out the AC controls overhead. Give before you ask for anything — including attention.

2.

Credential + permission

“I’ve lived here most of my life — if you need any recommendations, happy to help.” Offer, never push. That one sentence is the whole trick.

3.

Narrate the route

If they take the offer, talk the city along the way. The barge, the Pearl, where to actually eat. You’re the first local they’ve met.

4.

The soft handoff

After you’ve been useful: “There’s a free local guide with all of this — card’s on the seatback.” A gift, not a pitch.

5.

Read the vibe

Chit chat, quiet, or music — the guest decides. Nothing kills a tip faster than a script that won’t stop.

The one rule that keeps you safe

On a platform ride, you share a guide, never a ride. The card points to a free visitor guide — that's content, not solicitation, and it keeps your account clean. If a rider books a transfer later through the site, that's their call on their own time. Never pitch off-platform bookings inside a dispatched trip.

Get your card.

Willie texts you back with your personal code and a print-ready seatback card. Free — the guide getting into more back seats is the whole point.

Already have a code? Print your seatback card →