Can I pay for an airport limo with Apple Pay or Google Pay?

Yes — wallets are a first-class way to pay

Apple Pay and Google Pay work on the standard card path at /ride/: choose card at checkout, present the wallet, and the payment method is saved securely with the booking. There's no workaround involved and no separate flow to learn — the wallet simply stands in for typing card numbers.

The charge itself follows the same rule as any saved card: nothing at booking, everything only once the ride is confirmed. What's charged is the all-in quoted total — the number that already contains gratuity, fuel where applicable, 13% HST, the card fee and any airport pickup fee.

In other words: the quote you approved with a thumbprint is the entire financial event. No tip prompt, no curbside terminal, no second transaction.

Wallets also carry their usual security advantage: Apple Pay and Google Pay present device-generated credentials rather than your raw card number, and approval happens with your face or fingerprint. For a payment made days before a flight, that's a comfortable way to leave a card on file.

• Apple Pay and Google Pay accepted at /ride/ checkout
• Card saved securely; charged only once the ride is confirmed
• Amount charged = the all-in quote, exactly
• No tip prompt or second payment at the curb

Why wallet payment suits airport travel specifically

Airport days are the worst days to depend on physical cards: wallets are buried in carry-ons, foreign ATMs charge for the privilege, and nobody lands from a red-eye wanting a payment errand. A wallet-paid pre-booking removes the entire category — by the time you land, the ride is arranged and the payment method has been settled for days.

It's also the tidy option for travellers arriving from abroad: a US-issued card in an Apple or Google wallet works the same way, charged in Canadian dollars for the quoted total, with your bank handling conversion on its side.

And because the fare is all-in, the wallet charge is self-documenting — one transaction matching one emailed receipt, with the gratuity and tax questions already answered inside it.

• No card-hunting after a long-haul landing
• US and international wallet cards charged in CAD, converted by your bank
• One transaction, one matching email receipt
• Gratuity and 13% HST already resolved inside the total

The full phone-native booking, start to finish

The whole transfer fits in your hand. Quote the trip at /ride/ — the total is instant and final. Book with Apple Pay or Google Pay three or more hours before pickup. An SMS confirmation arrives immediately, and an emailed self-serve link lets you view or edit the booking up to 12 hours before pickup.

On the day, an SMS reminder lands about four hours ahead. On airport pickups your flight number is tracked, the car follows the actual landing, and meeting instructions arrive by text; meet & greet with a name sign inside arrivals is an optional $65.

Inside the three-hour window, or for anything unusual, call (416) 200-5070 or toll-free 1-877-200-5070 — phone bookings work with the same saved-card and cash options.

The end result is an airport transfer with no paper anywhere in it: the quote, the booking, the payment, the confirmations, the edits and the receipt all live on the device already in your pocket when you land.

The alternatives, for completeness

A physical or typed card — Visa, Mastercard, American Express — follows exactly the same path as the wallets: saved at booking, charged once the ride is confirmed, no surcharge beyond the card fee already inside the quote.

Cash remains fully supported: choose it at checkout and pay the chauffeur directly on the day, nothing charged online. The quoted all-in total is the price on every path — the payment method never changes the fare.

Whichever you pick, the pricing philosophy is the one constant across the fleet, from sedan to Stretch Limousine (see /fleet/): the number you see before booking is the number you pay after riding.