A professional, not a gig driver
Background-checked, commercially licensed chauffeurs in business attire, who do this full time.
Phoenix chauffeur service
A professional chauffeur, a late-model vehicle and a fixed fare agreed before you ride - for the airport, the boardroom, the wedding or the whole day.
A Phoenix chauffeur service is not a ride you hail. It is a car and a professional chauffeur booked in advance, at a price agreed before the trip, that arrives early and waits for you. That is what Phoenix Limo Biz does, every day of the year, across Phoenix, Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Tempe, Mesa and the rest of the Valley.
Our chauffeurs are background-checked, commercially licensed and dressed for the job. They track inbound flights at Sky Harbor and the private terminals, know the resort entrances and the back routes around event traffic, and handle the luggage. The fleet runs from executive SUVs - the Cadillac Escalade ESV and GMC Yukon XL - to the Chrysler 300 stretch limousine, Mercedes Sprinter vans, a 20-passenger party bus and the VIP Jet Sprinter.
Hourly chauffeur service starts from $150 an hour for the Escalade ESV, the Chrysler 300 limousine and the Sprinter, and from $175 an hour for the party bus, with a three-hour minimum. The CEO Escalade, the GMC Yukon XL and the Jet Sprinter are quoted to your itinerary. Airport transfers and point-to-point trips are quoted as one fixed fare. See every vehicle and its rate on the fleet page.
What you get
What a chauffeur service actually includes.
One fixed fare
Agreed before you confirm. No surge pricing on event nights, no meter running in traffic.
Flights tracked
Sky Harbor, Scottsdale and Mesa Gateway arrivals are tracked live, and the pickup moves with your flight.
Early, and waiting
Your chauffeur is there before you are, with complimentary wait time on every airport arrival.
A vehicle for the party
Executive SUVs for one to eight, a stretch limousine for eight, Sprinters for fourteen and a party bus for twenty.
Dispatch that answers
Real people on the phone 24 hours a day, for changes, late flights and last-minute bookings.
Where our Phoenix chauffeurs drive every day.
Most days start at Phoenix Sky Harbor, Terminal 3 or Terminal 4, or at one of the private-aviation terminals at Sky Harbor and Scottsdale Airport, where we meet business jets at the lounge door, or planeside where the FBO permits. From there it is downtown Phoenix and the Biltmore corridor for meetings, the resorts of Scottsdale and Paradise Valley, ASU and Tempe, and the East Valley tech campuses in Chandler.
Evenings are dinners in Old Town Scottsdale and Arcadia, Suns and Diamondbacks games downtown, concerts at Footprint Center and weddings at the desert resorts. In February and March, it is spring training - ten ballparks across the Valley - and the WM Phoenix Open at TPC Scottsdale. Planning a trip? Our Phoenix and Arizona travel guides cover where to go, and we will drive it.
How it works
Booked in three steps.
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Tell us the trip
Pickup, drop-off and when. Thirty seconds, no account, no card.
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We confirm the price
Dispatch replies with a fixed, all-in fare. Nothing is paid until you agree it.
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Your chauffeur arrives early
In a black car, in business attire, tracking your flight if there is one.
What guests say
Rated 4.5 on Google.
Memorial Day weekend — Ben drove us all around. It was a great time!
The car was clean, the driver was also nice.
The Valley calendar
The weeks that book out first.
If your trip falls in one of these, reserve early. We hold cars for the whole week and they go in the order they are asked for.
Spring Training
February and March
Fifteen Cactus League parks across the Valley, most of them a short run from Scottsdale and Old Town. We do ballpark drops and the lunch after.
The WM Phoenix Open
February
The busiest week of the year in North Scottsdale. Parking is the whole problem, and a chauffeur is the whole answer.
Barrett-Jackson
January
WestWorld of Scottsdale, all week. We run collectors and guests in and out without anyone looking for a space.
Prom and graduation
April to June
Stretch limousines and the party bus, booked months ahead. Parents get the itinerary and a chauffeur who sticks to it.
Good to know
Frequently asked
How much does a chauffeur cost in Phoenix?
Hourly chauffeur service with Phoenix Limo Biz starts from $150 an hour for the Cadillac Escalade ESV, the Chrysler 300 stretch limousine and the Mercedes Sprinter, and from $175 an hour for the luxury party bus, with a three-hour minimum. The CEO Escalade, GMC Yukon XL and Jet Sprinter are quoted on request. Airport transfers are quoted as a fixed fare.
What is the difference between a chauffeur service and rideshare?
A chauffeur service is booked in advance with a fixed price, a professional chauffeur and a specific vehicle that arrives early and waits. Rideshare is on demand, priced by the minute and the mile with surge pricing, and the driver and car change every trip.
Do you offer chauffeur service from Phoenix Sky Harbor?
Yes. We meet arrivals at Terminal 3 and Terminal 4, curbside or inside at baggage claim, and track your flight so the pickup adjusts automatically to delays or early landings.
Which areas does your Phoenix chauffeur service cover?
The whole Valley: Phoenix, Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Tempe, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, Glendale, Peoria and beyond, plus full-day trips to Sedona, the Verde Valley, Tucson and the Grand Canyon.
How far in advance should I book a chauffeur in Phoenix?
A few days ahead is ideal, and earlier for weddings, proms, spring training and the WM Phoenix Open. Same-day bookings are often possible - call dispatch on (480) 577-9898.
Is gratuity included?
Gratuity is not added automatically. Most guests add fifteen to twenty percent when their chauffeur has looked after them well.
Reserve
Ready when you are.
Reserve a car in under a minute, or call dispatch and we'll handle the rest.