How does price rounding work?
Yana Borisevich
Last Update 9 days ago
Price rounding lets your company round trip prices to cleaner numbers. This can:
Make payments with cash easier (no complicated change).
Help meet local regulations.
Make prices look nicer and more attractive to customers (and improve retention)
- Always rounded up.
- The actual final price is still based on the original (non-rounded) estimate — rounding here is just for appearance.
- Can be rounded down if there are no extra fees.
- Can be rounded up if there are on-top fees or transaction fees, to keep everything aligned and show a neat final price.
One can choose to hide the rounding correction from both customers and drivers, or for either party
For that, tick the required checkbox:
Hide degree of accuracy from Driver
Hide degree of accuracy from Customer
How “Degree of accuracy” works
Default setting: 0.00
No rounding is applied. Prices stay exact.
Set to 1.00
Final prices are rounded to whole numbers: 1.00, 20.00, etc.
Example:
2.2 or 2.7 → 2.0 (if no extra fees are added)
Any value between 2.0 and 2.99999 → 2.0
Set to 0.10
Rounds to the nearest tenth:
2.27 → 2.2
2.62 → 2.6
Be cautious with large values:
Set to 1000.00 → prices round to: 1000, 2000, 3000, etc.
Example: 1750 → 1000
Set to 500.00 → prices round to: 500, 1000, 1500, etc.
Example: any price between 1500 and 1999 → 1500
👉 Tip: Always test your settings before applying them to make sure they suit your pricing strategy.