Open your Uber app and tap the menu icon in the top-left corner—it looks like three little lines. You’ll see your name and photo at the top, and right below that, your rating is sitting there, plain as day. It’s a star rating out of 5.00, usually with a neat little decimal point.
If you don’t see it right away, scroll down to the “Account” section. Tap your name or profile picture, and boom—there it is.
But why should you care? Isn’t that just for drivers?
Honestly, it’s like your Yelp score for being a human in the backseat. A high rating means you’re the kind of passenger drivers remember fondly—the one who says “hello,” doesn’t slam the door, and maybe doesn’t eat a greasy burrito during the ride. A low rating? Well, it might mean you’re the reason drivers roll their eyes after dropping you off.
And here’s the kicker: some drivers absolutely check your rating before accepting your ride request. If yours dips below 4.6 or so, you might wait longer for a pickup. It’s like having a gold star versus a “talk to the hand” sticker.
