Business accounts · Net-30 · 24-hour setup

One invoice
a month.
No card in the car.

An EasyCab business account turns the awkward "can I get a receipt?" moment into a tidy monthly PDF and a CSV your finance team actually likes. Open in 24 hours, no minimum spend, no tie-in. 5% off the whole bill above 40 rides a month, dedicated account manager once you cross the threshold, and the same drivers we send to our regulars on the weekend.

Volume discount
5% off
Above this many rides
40/month
Payment terms
Net-30
A Pickup
B Drop-off
When Right now
Or pick now
Passengers 2 · 3 bags
Passengers
2
Bags
3
Fixed quote
£48.20
Confirm ride
Fare locked for 5 min Driver in 4 min Card or cash
Why finance teams like us

Three things your CFO will quietly thank you for.

An EasyCab business account is built around the three things finance, EA and travel managers tell us they want from a ground-transport vendor: one bill, no surprises, and a human who picks up the phone when something goes sideways at 7am on a Friday.

01 · The bill

One PDF on the 1st. One CSV next to it.

On the first working day of the month we email the billing contact a clean PDF invoice for the previous month and a matching CSV with one row per ride: date, traveller name, cost centre, pickup, drop-off, fare, VAT, total. Drop it straight into Xero, QuickBooks, Concur or Expensify — the column names already match.

Net-30 payment terms
02 · The price

Cash-booker rate, minus 5% at scale.

You pay the same per-ride fare a cash booker would — no "account premium" tacked on. Cross 40 rides in a calendar month and the entire invoice gets 5% knocked off, not just the rides above the threshold. The discount lands automatically on every invoice line.

No surge · No hidden fees
03 · The phone

An account manager who answers.

Once you cross the volume threshold we give you a named account manager with a mobile number, not a ticket queue. They know the names of your travellers, they sort the awkward stuff (lost laptop in the boot, a driver running seven minutes late for the 06:00 Wizz to Bucharest), and they call back before they go home.

Real human · No bots
A few of the firms on the account roster

Quietly running rides for some recognisable people.

4M+ rides · 70+ business accounts
A.Ashton & Co.
Marlow Capital
Kingsfield LLP
Tideway Group
St James & Sons
Redpath Build
Harlow Health
Southwark Legal
Cobham Estate
Fairbridge Asset
Holcombe Audit
Putney Practice
Opening an account

From "let's set one up" to first ride: about a day.

We have done this enough times that the path is short. You send a company name, a billing email, and a list of approved travellers. We do the boring bits in the background. Most accounts are live by close of business the next day; the ones with longer compliance reviews still come in inside a week.

Step 01

Send the basics

Fill in the form below (or email business@easycab.org) with your company name, registered address, billing contact, and a list of who should be allowed to book. Cost centres optional but recommended.

~ 2 minutes
Step 02

We do the checks

Quick Companies House lookup, ICO record check, and a sense-check that the billing email is a real finance address (so the invoice does not land in a personal inbox). If anything looks odd, the account manager rings you to clarify — never a generic compliance email.

~ 2 working hours
Step 03

Sign one page

One-page agreement covering payment terms, cancellation policy, the volume discount, and how to add or remove travellers. It is the same document we have used since 2014. We send it via signing link — most clients sign on their phone within an hour.

~ 10 minutes
Step 04

Travellers start booking

Each approved traveller gets a welcome email with their personal booking link and the dispatch number to save. From their first ride, every fare lands on the company invoice instead of their card. No app install required.

Live within 24 hours
A real month, redacted

What a busy month on an EasyCab account looks like.

Here is one month from one of our Kingston law firms (name removed at their request). They are a 32-fee-earner practice; partners use us for court runs and Heathrow, junior staff use us for late-night client dinners and the occasional Stansted trip. Every fare on the invoice comes from config/pricing.php — no special account rate, no surge.

Ride type · sample
Rides this month
Cash-booker rate
You save
Whitechapel → Heathrow T5 Saloon · partner morning trips
14
£42.00 ea.
— · standard rate
Whitechapel → Heathrow T5 Executive Saloon · senior partner
6
£63.00 ea.
— · standard rate
Richmond → Heathrow T2 Saloon · associate · 04:30 pickup
4
£38.00 ea.
— · incl. £2 late-night
Putney → London City Saloon · client meeting · same-day return
8
£44.00 ea.
— · standard rate
Kingston → Gatwick North MPV · team off-site · 6 pax + luggage
3
£102.00 ea.
— · standard rate
Court runs · Strand <-> chambers Saloon · short hops, meter fares
19
£14 – 22 ea.
— · standard rate
Whole month (54 rides — over the 40-ride threshold)
54 rides
£2,118.00
−£105.90 (5%)

Final invoice for this month: £2,012.10 ex-VAT, payable net-30. One PDF + one CSV emailed to the finance contact on the 1st. No expense receipts to chase down. No 3am "I lost the receipt for the Heathrow run" from an associate.

What's in the account

Every quiet feature finance, EAs, and travellers actually use.

Nothing in the list below is sold separately. The account does all of it from day one, on every tier. We add the bits we add because clients have asked for them over the years — not because they look good in a brochure.

Monthly invoicing, net-30

One PDF, one CSV, one company-name-on-card payment. No driver tap-to-pay in the back seat, no receipts to staple to an expense form.

PDF + CSV emailed on the 1st VAT broken out per ride BACS, Faster Payments, corporate card

5% volume discount above 40 rides

Discount applies to the whole monthly invoice — not just the rides above the threshold. Hit 41, the whole bill drops 5%.

Calculated automatically Shown line-by-line on the invoice Beyond 100 rides we will design something better

Multi-traveller bookings

Add as many travellers as you like — their own mobile, email, optional cost code. Each one rides on the company account, every fare reconciles to its booker.

Add or remove travellers any time Per-traveller £ caps optional Cost-centre tagging on every ride

Expense exports finance teams accept

CSV column names match Xero, QuickBooks, Concur, Expensify, Pleo, and Soldo. Custom column orders or formats handled on request — usually within a day.

Per-ride VAT pre-broken Cost-centre column ready to map Bulk re-issue if finance loses a file

Dedicated account manager

Once you cross 40 rides a month, a named human with a mobile number. They know your travellers, they sort the awkward stuff before you ring twice.

Direct mobile, not a ticket queue Quarterly account review on request Picks up before 5pm; calls back by 9am

24/7 dispatch, including 4am

The dispatch desk is staffed every hour of every day. The 3:30am Sunday airport run is not a favour — it is the same shift pattern we have run since the family started the firm in 2014.

Real human in under a minute £2 antisocial-hours premium goes to the driver Same dispatch number as cash bookers
The CSV your finance team gets

One line per ride. Nothing to retype.

This is the actual column layout we ship every month. Column names match Xero and QuickBooks import templates out of the box — drop the file into the import wizard and every ride lands in the right ledger with the right VAT code. The PDF invoice shows the same data, totalled by cost centre, signed and dated.

Xero QuickBooks Concur Expensify Pleo Soldo Custom on request
easycab-april-2026-marlow-capital.csv
Date Traveller Route Cost ctr Fare VAT
02/04A. HassanE1 → LHR T5PARTNERS£42.00£0.00
03/04J. MehtaE1 → LHR T5 · execPARTNERS£63.00£0.00
05/04R. PatelTW9 → LHR T2 · 04:30ASSOCIATES£38.00£0.00
05/04R. PatelLHR T2 → TW9 · 19:10ASSOCIATES£36.00£0.00
09/04S. IwobiSW15 → LCY · 11:20CLIENT-PEAK£44.00£0.00
11/04S. IwobiLCY → SW15 · 17:00CLIENT-PEAK£44.00£0.00
16/04(6 pax)KT1 → LGW N · MPVOFFSITE-Q2£102.00£0.00
22/04A. HassanWC2 → EC4 · saloonPARTNERS£16.40£0.00
28/04J. MehtaE1 → LHR T5 · execPARTNERS£63.00£0.00
54 rows · £2,012.10 net Volume discount: −5%
The previous black-cab account took 90 minutes to settle every Monday morning. EasyCab settles in 4 minutes, and the driver is the same bloke who took me to Heathrow last June. That is the whole sales pitch.
H. Lowry-Bell Practice Manager, redacted London law firm EC4 · Account since 2021
~45 rides/month 3 partners · 8 associates Net-30 · BACS
Apples to apples

How an EasyCab account stacks up against the alternative.

Most firms come to us from a black-cab account or one of the bigger ride-hail business products. Here is what changes on the first invoice. The figures on the right are real ranges from accounts we have onboarded over the last 9 years.

Line on the invoice
Typical alternative
EasyCab account
Account opening time5 – 10 working daysUnder 24 hours
Monthly minimum spendOften £400 – £1,000No minimum
Per-ride account premiumOften 10 – 18%Zero · cash-booker rate
Volume discountNegotiated, opaque5% above 40/month, automatic
Payment termsNet-7 to Net-14Net-30
Surge / time-of-day premiumUp to ×3 at peakNever · £2 antisocial flat after 23:00
Invoice formatPDF only, sometimesPDF + CSV every month, on the 1st
Expense-tool integrationsOften app-only, not Xero-friendlyXero, QuickBooks, Concur, Expensify ready
Account managerTicket queue · 24h replyNamed human · mobile number
4am airport runsOften "no driver available"Routine since 2014
Driver continuity for VIPsDifferent driver every timePanel of 3 – 5 preferred drivers
Cancellation if your meeting cancelsSometimes chargedFree up to 60 min before pickup

Ranges drawn from invoices clients showed us when switching across. Your numbers will differ. Happy to run a like-for-like comparison against your last 90 days — send us the invoices, we will line them up against ours.

Open an account · Or book a demo

Two-minute form. Live by tomorrow.

Tell us the basics and the account manager will email back inside the same working day with the one-page agreement and a sample CSV in your house format. If you would rather talk first, tick "Book a demo" and we will set up a 20-minute call.

  • You send the company name, billing email, and an idea of monthly volume.
  • We do the Companies House and billing-email checks in the background.
  • You sign a one-page agreement on your phone.
  • Travellers start booking the next morning. Invoice on the 1st.

Business account application

No card details required. We only ask for what we need to open the account.

Under 10 rides 10 – 40 rides 40 – 100 rides 100+ rides
Airport transfers Court / client runs Executive trips Team off-sites & groups Late-night client dinners
We will reply by email before 5pm today. No phone-call demo unless you ask for one.
Application received. The account manager has it in their inbox already. Ref · EC-BIZ- · Reply before 5pm today
Most accounts are live within 24 hours of you sending across a company name, billing email, and a list of approved travellers. We do a quick Companies House check, set up your billing email and your monthly cap, send back the one-page agreement, and the account opens the moment you sign. No two-week credit-check stalling, no "we are reviewing it" follow-ups. The slowest part is normally the client's own internal sign-off.
No minimum, no tie-in. We bill in arrears for what you actually used — if a month is quiet, you owe nothing. If a month is busy, you pay the same per-ride rate as a cash booker, plus the 5% volume discount once you cross 40 rides. Close the account whenever you like; the next invoice covers whatever rode in that period and that is it. There is no exit fee and no "you owe us a final quarter."
From the first ride above 40 in a calendar month, the entire monthly bill gets 5% knocked off — not just the rides above the threshold. So if you ran 41 rides at an average £42.00, the whole invoice drops by £86.10. Hit 100+ rides and we will sit down and design something better than 5%. The discount is calculated automatically and shown on every invoice line, so you can audit it.
Yes — that is the whole point of the account. Add as many travellers as you like, with their own mobile numbers, email addresses, and (optionally) cost centres. Travellers can book through the EasyCab website, the app, or by ringing dispatch and quoting the company name. Every ride lands on the company invoice with the traveller name and cost code attached for easy reconciliation. Travellers can be added or removed by the billing contact at any time — same working day.
One PDF invoice and one CSV line-item export are emailed to the billing contact on the 1st working day of every month, covering the previous month. We accept BACS, Faster Payments, and major UK corporate cards (no surcharge). Payment is net-30 from the invoice date. If something is wrong on the invoice — a fare looks off, a traveller wasn't ours, a cost code is missing — ring or email the account manager and we will reissue the same day. We never argue receipts before midday.
Yes. Set a monthly £ cap per traveller, per cost centre, or for the whole account. When a traveller hits 80% of their cap they get a polite email; at 100% the booking flow asks for a finance sign-off before the car is dispatched (we ring the finance contact to confirm). Caps reset on the 1st of each month. The default is no cap — most clients only switch this on after a finance audit asks. Caps can be raised or lowered any working day.
For board-level travellers or partners with diary constraints, we tag a small panel of preferred drivers — usually 3 to 5 names — and prioritise them whenever they are available. For regular travellers it is whoever is closest at the time (the next-door-driver model, which is faster and cheaper). Every driver on EasyCab's books is DBS-checked, insured for hire and reward, and on our roster for at least six months before they ever drive a business-account ride.
Yes. We have driven the Sunday 03:30 Kingston-to-Heathrow run every week for six years. The flat £2 antisocial-hours premium that lands on the invoice (23:00 – 05:00 pickups) goes to the driver, not to us. Dispatch is staffed 24/7 — a real human picks up the phone in under a minute even at 4am on Christmas morning. No surge pricing, ever; that has been true since 2014.
You get a 5-minute grace window after the car arrives. After that, the no-show is billed at £5 (the standard cancellation fee). Last-minute cancellations (under 60 minutes before pickup) are billed the same £5. Cancel earlier than that and you owe nothing. This is the same policy as cash bookers — there is no double standard for accounts. Genuine client emergencies handled case-by-case by the account manager (we don't enjoy nickel-and-diming finance teams over a £5 line).
Yes. The monthly CSV is built to drop straight into Xero and QuickBooks — the column names already match their import templates. It also imports cleanly into the major UK expense tools (Concur, Expensify, Pleo, Soldo). If your finance team needs a custom column order or a different file format, the account manager will sort that out — most tweaks take a working day or two. We will not charge extra for it.
Every account over the 40-ride threshold gets a named account manager with a mobile number — not a ticket form. They answer the phone, they know your travellers, they sort the awkward stuff (a lost laptop in the boot, a driver running seven minutes late for the 06:00 Wizz to Bucharest, an associate who needs a stop in Wimbledon on the way back). For smaller accounts the main dispatch line plus business@easycab.org is the route in, and the same person picks it up every time.
Net-30 · Live by tomorrow · No card in the car

Open the account.
Send the next invoice to finance.

Two-minute form, one-page agreement, and the first invoice lands on the 1st with VAT broken out and cost centres tagged. The account manager replies before 5pm today.