Grade ride-hail offers and estimate net driver income in Colombia, Peru and Bolivia.
Scored across 3 tools
Each tool targets a distinct unit of work: a shift/income estimate, a reference-data lookup, and a single-offer grade. There is mild conceptual overlap because estimate_driver_income and grade_ride_offer both compare per-hour earnings against the driver's target, but the descriptions clearly separate aggregate income from one-trip scoring.
All three names follow a clean verb_noun pattern (estimate_driver_income, get_market_defaults, grade_ride_offer) with snake_case throughout. The verbs are distinct and matched to the action performed.
Three tools is a tight, well-scoped surface for a focused income calculator: input estimation, reference defaults, and offer grading each earn their place. Nothing appears redundant or bolted on.
The core workflow is covered: get baseline targets, estimate income, and grade an offer. Minor gaps remain, such as no tool exposing typical cost inputs (fuel prices, commission/rent benchmarks) per city, which estimate_driver_income requires the caller to supply.
Net income calculator for ride-hail drivers (Uber, inDrive, DiDi, Cabify, Yango) in Colombia, Peru and Bolivia: from earnings, hours and costs (fuel, commission, car rent) it gives net income per day, week and month, net per hour, and how it compares with the city's typical target. Use it when a driver asks how much they make, whether driving pays, or how to compare apps or shifts.
Inputs: hours (required), earnings (required), km, city, +11 more. Returns: app, tool, color, notes, +3 more
Starting hourly targets, average speeds and per-km floors per city for ride-hail drivers (Uber, inDrive, DiDi, Cabify, Yango) in Colombia, Peru and Bolivia, with the apps that operate there. Use it for typical numbers before grading an offer or estimating income.
Inputs: lang, country. Returns: app, tool, color, notes, +3 more
Grade one trip offer for ride-hail drivers (Uber, inDrive, DiDi, Cabify, Yango) in Colombia, Peru and Bolivia, the way the Drivaron app does: pay per km and per hour with the pickup included, an A+/A/B/C grade against the driver's hourly target, and the minimum fare to ask for (inDrive counteroffer floor). Use it when a driver asks whether an offer is worth taking or what to charge.
Inputs: fare (required), trip_km (required), tip, city, +10 more. Returns: app, tool, color, notes, +3 more
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