How To Make Money Fast In Roblox: Taxi Boss

Starting from being a regular taxi driver in Taxi Boss on Roblox, you can grow your career to outstanding levels. Making an empire of taxi drivers in your company, driving customers in supercars, and being the president’s designated driver all require millions of dollars in cash.

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There are many ways to earn such money in the game, though some are far better than others at certain points in the game – depending on how far in the game you are, your main method of earning cash may be different, and below you’ll find the best money-making method for each step in the game.

Beginner Level – Basic Customers

If you’ve just started the game and have selected your starter car, your main task right now should be driving regular customers around. Doing so will get you some beginner money and level up your company to unlock a few cars, notably the Matsuda Mia, which will become important later in your career.

Customers have a star rating, which directly scales the amount of cash you receive depending on the distance they ask you to travel. If the customer has too high a star rating, they can’t be picked up for a ride, though if the customer has too low a star rating, you’ll be paid significantly less. You need to find customers who are as close as possible to your vehicle’s star rating, without going overboard.

Each car has a base star rating, but this can be upgraded in your garage by going down to the Performance tab and buying upgrades in the Luxury category. These can generally upgrade the star rating by at least one star.

Minigames, Rushes, And Events

Once in a while, you’ll get a notification that a minigame is taking place. There are five minigames total, and each involves driving passengers in a specific line from point A to point B. This is a server-wide event, so every player on the server gets to participate, making the rewards for everyone involved higher. They’re a great way for beginners to earn money, as there is no requirement for a specific star rating.

Office Level Five – Time Trials Cars

Once you’ve completed a few beginner missions and gotten your office to level five, you can start doing Time Trials around the map. These are challenges where, if you complete laps around specific tracks, the time it takes you to complete them will earn you appropriate medals: Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum.

This is where the Matsuda Mia comes in, as it’s a cheap car that can get you Gold Medals (or even Platinum ones, if you’re very skilled) if you upgrade the engine. With these, you can get vastly superior cars by getting ten of a certain medal, which can then be used to drive far more impressive customers around. This will earn you tons of money and get you started on your company, which you should focus on next.

Getting Started On Your Company

As the game revolves around driving customers in your taxi, it’ll be your main source of income for a while, focusing on the highest-rated customers you can find. However, to make the most money now, and especially in the late game, you could also focus on your passive income; your company, and its drivers.

Each driver requires a vehicle, so getting the most basic starter cars is good enough for them now, and make sure you still have the best car at your disposal for yourself. Your drivers will passively earn money, only requiring a mechanic to fix their cars from time to time.

Office Level Ten – Call Missions And Company Drivers

As you level up your company, you’ll start having a lot of company drivers at your disposal. As they earn you passive income, you’ll need to make sure each driver has at least one vehicle. Their income depends only on one factor: base star rating. Upgrading their car’s luxury, performance, horsepower, or top speed makes no difference to their income and can even be a detriment, as each driver’s stats need to be upgraded to keep up with the stats of the cars.

For this reason, give any cars you aren’t directly using to your drivers, and aim for cheap vehicles with a high base star rating, if you’re looking to upgrade. Whilst this passive income is rolling, you should be focusing on Call Missions on your daily basis.

Call Missions, once unlocked, will become your main source of income, apart from casual customers. Instead of paying more for getting to the destination faster, these regular clients will call you at specific points on the map, and will have a time limit for you to deliver them to their destination. These regular clients tend to pay a lot more than their casual counterparts, so whenever you do get calls, answer them.

None of these regulars require a star rating, so you don’t need to invest in an expensive vehicle to take them on, though do keep track of their “job” or “role”, as customers with higher-paying jobs tend to give you a lot more money, but have a far stricter time limit.

Office Level Thirteen – Contracts And Relationships

At this level, Contracts are unlocked, making casual customers nearly obsolete. Your focus should still be mainly on Call Missions, with Contracts existing as a task to do in the meantime. Each Contact will have you carrying cargo from one point to another, with no time limit.

The payout is great across the board, but many high-tier regular customers are better for general income, though, with how rarely they appear, we recommend doing Contracts while you wait.

High-tier regular customers are the best income you can actively achieve in the game, and they require good relationships with low-tier ones. The requirements for meeting high-paying regular customers are stated in the relationships menu, so even if you know the customer calling you won’t pay much, it can be worth it if another regular requires it.

Office Max Level – Maxing Out The Company

The end goal of Taxi Boss is to have so much passive income that you don’t even need to drive regular customers. For this, you’ll need the maximum office level to unlock the cars with the highest base star rating and all eight workers, and you’ll need to upgrade all of your workers.

Each worker has three stats you can upgrade, but you should focus most of your attention on Tips before anything else, as they directly boost your income. Experience and Skill are less important stats, as they don’t boost your income directly, and instead allow you to give your drivers more impressive vehicles to use. The bigger investments here are the vehicles themselves, as upgrading the driver’s stats so they can drive them tends to cost only a fraction of that amount.