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Lyft Subscription Service

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Wes
1602 Rider Driver
 Posted 5 years, 6 months ago

Today Lyft announces that their "trial" subscription service it going mainstream and for $299.00 a month you can receive up to 30 trips with a value of $15.00 for each trip.  After that, and for trips exceeding $15, you pay the difference but also receive a 5% discount.

Does this work for you?  Clearly it saves money, and for those that use it daily, an awesome plan, but how do you think it will be received by the younger bar crowd?

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    momof4
    8198 Rider Driver
     5 years ago  (edited 5 years ago)
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    wsheffi
    21
     5 years ago

    I wonder how long it will take for a group of friends to share one lyft account and take advantage of the subscription offering...

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    DFosterG11
    187
     5 years ago

    Lyft is trying to make it so people will use them for everything, essentially replacing public transportation.

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    bettybop482
    39
     5 years ago

    This makes no sense to me. $15 times 15 trips equals $225. For the subscription you have to pay $299? I get you get 5% off after but it still seems like a pretty bad deal to me.

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      LG-PA
      810 Driver
       5 years ago

      exactly, makes no sense. Uber in Philly has Uber Philly Pass, people snatch them up within minutes because it actually makes sense for those who take Uber daily

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        Wes
        OP 1602 Rider Driver
         5 years ago

        It's 30 trips up to $15 each for a value up to $450 for $299

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      Wes
      OP 1602 Rider Driver
       5 years ago

      It's 30 trips with a value up to $15 each, so that would be $450 for only $299

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        LG-PA
        810 Driver
         5 years ago

        that's better :), I guess frequent passengers (commuters) would need to analyze a few months of their monthly spend and future projections to see if it makes sense. I am certains that the ones that rely on rideshare quite a bit and especailly that in some markets they tend to use Lyft more than Uber already as Lyft appears to be chaper it would make very good financial sense

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    jeffsmith66
    45
     5 years ago

    By going mainstream, do you mean it is open everywhere? I thought it was jsut specific cities?

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      Wes
      OP 1602 Rider Driver
       5 years ago

      According to TechCrunch magazine, it's rolling out nationally TODAY.  I would assume if you have the passenger app you will likely get a notice.  I haven't seen one yet on my APP.

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        jeffsmith66
        45
         5 years ago

        I haven't seen any indication that I can sign up yet either... hmm