Rideshare

Alto

Rideshare with company SUVs · Dallas and Houston, TX

Typical pay

$16–25/hr

Paid by the hour, not per ride. Job listings range from about $16 to $25/hr by shift and city; no car costs come out of it.

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Worker: Employee (W-2)
Vehicle: Alto provides the SUV and pays for fuel, maintenance and insurance
License: Regular driver's license
Min. age: 21+
Schedule: Part-time, Full-time
Home time: Home every night
Benefits: Employee status (workers' comp, unemployment eligibility); benefits vary by role
Paid: Biweekly
Tips: Yes
You cover: Nothing (company pays car costs)
Upfront: $0

Requirements to drive for Alto

Age 21+ (check current listing)
Valid license and clean driving record
Background check and drug screen
Professional appearance and customer service

Experience needed

Clean driving record; customer-service experience helps

Pros

No car, gas or insurance costs
Steady hourly pay
Exclusive curbside pickup at Dallas Love Field

Cons

Only in Dallas and Houston
Scheduled shifts, less freedom than Uber
Hourly rate can be lower than Uber's gross

Who it suits best

People who want rideshare work without putting miles on their own car

Figures are typical reported ranges in U.S. dollars, reviewed September 2026. Pay and requirements change often and vary by location. Confirm with Alto before applying. The Apply button may be an affiliate link.

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