on a guest.
Not once since our first ride. When we confirm a car, the car comes.
When you send a guest to a car, your name goes with them. BLCK is the chauffeur service built around the concierge desk: booked in a minute, confirmed by a person, followed to your door.
Not once since our first ride. When we confirm a car, the car comes.
The chauffeur is waiting before your guest is. Airport pickups follow the flight.
Every booking is read and confirmed by someone at BLCK, not passed to whoever is nearest.
The Business Portal runs on the desk's screen and on your phone. Nothing to install for you, and nothing for your guest.

A name and a mobile number is all it takes. Then where and when. Your hotel is saved, so the route is half written.

Put it on your hotel's invoice, or send a payment link for the guest to settle. You see the price before you confirm.

We confirm the car. Your guest gets a link to follow the car, and the ride sits in your trip list from now until the door.
The Business Portal as it is today. Hotel, guest and price are examples.
Your guest opens one link. It shows their booking, then the car on the map, the chauffeur's name and the plate.
The first minutes of a stay are the ones your guest remembers longest. You see the same car your guest sees, so someone is at the door when it pulls up.
A concierge and a chauffeur have the same trade: a name that took years to earn. We work with Copenhagen's independent chauffeur companies, on terms they can make a living from.
You pay our rate for the ride. What your guest pays is yours to set, and the difference is yours to keep.
Our rate for the ride, on your hotel's invoice. You see it before you book.
Your own price, on your own bill. We never show it, change it or send it to anyone.
An example only: an airport ride in a business sedan. Your guest price is whatever you set.
BLCK connects to the system your front office already runs. Type a room number, pick the guest, book. Your price goes on their bill. Nobody re-keys anything.


The pilot, as built. Guests, rooms and prices are examples.
Search by room or by name. The guest's details come from your system, not from a form.
Book the airport pickup on a confirmed reservation. The charge lands on the stay when the ride is done.
Posted when the ride is done, or straight away when your guest checks out that day. Your price, your currency.
A cancelled ride takes its charge off the bill. Nobody chases a correction at checkout.
Built and running against Mews' test hotel. Ask us about yours.
Until then: every ride on one company invoice, guest by guest.