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Black car booking software for sedan and SUV fleets
August 24, 2026 · 8 min read
Black car work dies when the site offers one vehicle named Luxury. Guests need sedan vs SUV, bags, and a fare that does not surprise them at the curb.
Black car booking software is a class problem
A Chrysler 300 and a Suburban are not the same SKU. Black car booking software has to map passenger count and luggage to a class, then to a specific unit you actually run. If two people with two bags see only a stretch limo, they bounce.
Orek stores vehicle class, passenger cap, luggage cap, hourly rate, and per-mile or flat logic per car. The widget can recommend a class from the intake instead of making the guest guess your garage codes.
Corporate bookers compare apples to apples
Executive assistants paste your quote next to two others. Itemized lines — base, airport fee, gratuity — make you look like a company. A single “Total: $220” looks like a guy with a car. See itemized fare quotes.
Keep the stretch, but do not lead with it
If you also run party work, the same widget can offer hourly stretch after sedan/SUV. Do not make airport guests click through champagne packages. Service type first, vehicle second.
Brand the widget like the fleet
Black car sites are quiet: night photography, serif headings, a bronze that is not gold-foil. The widget should inherit that, or it will look like a taxi plugin. Orek branding covers logo, fonts, color, and dark/light.
Create a workspace and load your sedan and SUV first. Add the party bus later.
Questions operators ask
- Can black car booking software hide stretch limousines from airport quotes?
- It should. Match vehicle class to service type and passenger count so airport searchers never see an 18-pax bus.
- Do I need live GPS for black car booking?
- Not to take the reservation. GPS is a dispatch feature. Booking needs rates, classes, and a confirmation.
- What about unnamed extras like bottled water?
- Put optional extras in the rate sheet. Do not bury them in the notes if you intend to charge for them.