That depends on how often you use the vehicle and on your insurance policy (comprehensive or limited coverage). There are also differences depending on the country. Read through your policy carefully (which you probably didn’t do when you signed it anyway) and, if in doubt, it’s best to check with your insurance company. ShareMyCar is not responsible for ensuring the vehicle is properly insured.
ShareMyCar deliberately focuses on the essentials and therefore does not offer a booking feature of its own. You can handle that yourself using one of the many apps or platforms available. If you don’t have one yet, try searching your favorite search engine for “calendar with booking feature,” for example. Microsoft Bookings apparently offers this feature as well. You’ll find a solution.
You’ll have to take care of that yourself, too. ShareMyCar is designed to make it easy to log and bill for trips.
The vehicle owner determines the price per kilometer. You can calculate this in all sorts of ways. The key factors to consider are fixed costs, depreciation, and maintenance costs. We won’t go into a detailed breakdown here. Here, too, we recommend using your preferred search engine.
ShareMyCar has a billing feature that’s really very easy to use. There, you can create more or less detailed statements for different periods, either for everyone involved or just for individual users.
For a neatly formatted, print-friendly statement, you can purchase the PLUS subscription for just 30 CHF per year. This also allows you to add more than 3 users and multiple vehicles. Plus, you can upload receipts, such as for gas or car wash.
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