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For UK private-hire drivers · Uber, Bolt, FreeNow

Know your real £/hour

Gross earnings lie. ShiftMetrics subtracts your rental, charging, fuel and dead hours — and tells you what you actually earned per hour, every shift, automatically. Thirty seconds when you park up; the whole tax year, kept.

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What you get

Your real hourly rate

Fares and tips in, rental, charging, fuel and expenses out — divided by the hours you were actually online, waiting time included. The number the apps don't show you.

45p mileage, counted automatically

Two odometer numbers per shift and your business miles are valued at HMRC's published simplified rate — the running tax-year total keeps itself.

A tax-year report in one tap

When Self Assessment comes around, the whole year — income, costs, miles, profit — exports as one clean PDF for you or your accountant.

Which hours actually pay

Weekly patterns show which hours and areas pay you best — so you stop guessing when to log on.

Up and running tonight

  1. 01

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    Seven days, everything open, no card taken. It only continues if you choose to add one.

  2. 02

    Log tonight's shift

    Earnings, hours, odometer, any expense — about thirty seconds when you park up.

  3. 03

    Watch the real number

    Your true £/hour after every cost, every shift — and a tax-year report when you need it.

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Start tonight — free for 7 days

Log one shift and tomorrow morning you'll know what you really made per hour. No card taken for the trial — it only continues if you choose to add one.

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ShiftMetrics is an independent app and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Uber, Bolt, FreeNow or HMRC. Mileage rates referenced are HMRC's published simplified expenses rates — always check gov.uk or your accountant for the figures that apply to you.