The problem on the offer screen
An offer shows up and you have a few seconds. The pay can look fine and still miss your hourly goal, your gas cost, or the unpaid drive hidden in the route. That gap is where weak trips get accepted.
GigDecider is there to shrink that gap. It checks the offer against the costs that matter, then keeps a record so the next shift is easier to judge.
Gross pay is not enough
A $14 offer can be strong or weak. It depends on the miles, the time, the wait, the drive after drop-off, and whether that area has more work.
Look at pay per mile, pay per hour, what the car costs to run, and a rough after-tax estimate. It is not fancy. It is how you avoid working harder for less money.
One method, many shifts
The useful part is not one magic answer. It is using the same check every time. After a few weeks you can see which hours, apps, and trip shapes actually pay.
That is why the app keeps history, miles, and tax context next to the offer check.
Free plan and Pro
The free plan is meant to be useful on its own. Ads support it. Pro removes ads and adds automatic mileage, more vehicles, and tax exports.
Ads do not change the offer score. Pro does not use a different definition of profit. The same math runs either way.
Browse the other guides or get the Android app.