Hourly hire means you book the car and chauffeur for a block of time instead of a route. The vehicle stays with you, waits when you stop and moves when you do. A transfer pays for a journey; hourly hire pays for availability, and it is the right format whenever the day is a list rather than a line.
You give us the shape of the day: start point, likely stops, finish. We quote one fixed figure for the block and the expected distance before the day starts. From then on the schedule is yours to bend. Meetings overrun, an extra stop appears, lunch moves across town, and none of it reopens the price or requires a new booking.
Three patterns account for most hourly work: roadshows and multi-meeting days, shopping and private days in Amsterdam, and venue visits and event days where a chauffeur who holds the running order matters more than anything mechanical.
