GigReal vs Solo

The closest comparison in gig-driver finance — both track everything and both have an AI. The difference is what gets analyzed: your market's hours, or the offer on your screen. Facts verified August 2026.

Solo tells you when to work: its Smart Schedule predicts the best-paying hours in your metro and backs them with a Pay Guarantee in supported cities, and subscribers get in-app tax filing. GigReal tells you whether this offer pays: Trip Identifier reads the offer on your screen and shows what it really pays per hour of your time and per mile of driving, against your minimums — on-device, in under a second, on any offer, in any city. Predictions are averages; your next offer isn't. If you accept and decline trips all day, the per-offer verdict is the one that changes your week.

Feature by feature

Solo facts from worksolo.com and its public FAQ, August 2026. Solo offers Basic $8/mo, Pro $10/mo, and Pro Plus $15/mo on annual billing, with a 7-day trial. Corrections: support@gigrealapp.com.

Common questions

Predictions vs per-offer analysis — what's the real difference?

A prediction says "6–8 PM should average $28/hour in your metro." A verdict says "this offer, right now, pays $19/hour and $0.94/mile — below your bar." Predictions help you plan; the verdict decides the accept/decline moment where money is actually made or lost. Only GigReal does the second one.

Both have an AI — how do they differ?

Both answer questions from your own numbers. GigReal AI is built around your real net — pay after expenses, per hour and per mile, and what to change; Solo's Sherpa also covers taxes and scheduling. Try both trials and see which answers you actually act on.

Can I use GigReal and Solo together?

Yes — nothing conflicts. Some drivers plan the shift with a scheduler and judge each offer with GigReal. Two subscriptions adds up, though, so most settle on the one that matches how they decide.