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Two drivers, same hours, different earnings — the difference is fare filter discipline. A ride bot duty acceptor with fare minimum, per-km target and steady mode accepts only profitable duty. This guide shows peak-hour earning strategy with #AutoAcceptRide filters.
Set fare minimum by city and vehicle
Bike taxi: ₹60-80 minimum off-peak, ₹120+ peak. Auto: ₹80-100 / ₹150+ peak. Cab: ₹150+ / ₹250+ peak. Parcel: protect with per-km. Set these in the ride bot once — the duty acceptor enforces them on every card, even at 2x surge when greed tempts manual drivers.
Per-km rate: the one number that matters
Target ₹10-12/km on bike, ₹14-18/km auto/cab. A ₹200 25km duty (₹8/km) loses money vs a ₹120 8km duty (₹15/km). The duty acceptor computes fare÷km instantly — humans cannot. Enable per-km check and let the ride bot skip low-rate duty automatically.
Peak hours + steady mode = max earning
Morning 8-11 and evening 5-9: tighten minimums, enable steady mode so only top-tier duty passes. Afternoon lull: relax for volume or switch to Porter parcels. Track per-day earnings in Logs. Update the app from the website; earning breakdowns on Instagram and YouTube.
Let filters earn for you: Rope duty acceptor enforces fare + per-km on every ride. Free trial.
Let filters earn for you
Rope duty acceptor enforces fare + per-km on every ride. Free trial.
Download Rope APKFare & Earning — FAQs
Bike ₹10-12/km, auto/cab ₹14-18/km. Below that, fuel+time usually loses.
Steady mode accepts only duty above your max line — top-tier rides only during peaks.
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