Six ways operators use Omei
The platform is the same underneath. What changes is which modules you switch on, how you price, and which vehicle categories you run — all of it configuration, none of it custom development.
Ride-hailing startup
You have identified a city the giants ignore and you want to own it. Launch a full marketplace with rider and driver apps under your brand, then set your own commission.
- Full rider + driver marketplace
- Your commission, your rules
- Live in two weeks
- Scale city by city
Taxi fleet going digital
You already have vehicles, drivers and a phone line. Add an app your regulars can book from, put your brand on a real website, and stop losing young riders to apps.
- Existing drivers onboarded in days
- Metered and fixed fare support
- Corporate account billing
- A branded website your regulars can find
Moto-taxi & three-wheeler
Bikes, tuk-tuks, CNGs and autos need different fares, different capacities and often bidding. Configure vehicle types and pricing per category.
- Unlimited vehicle categories
- Per-category fare rules
- Fare bidding for cash markets
- Cash-first payment flows
Car rental operator
Put your rental fleet in an app with hourly, daily and weekly rates, deposits, digital handover and damage capture — alongside chauffeured trips if you want both.
- Hourly, daily and weekly rates
- Deposits and damage reports
- Digital handover checklists
- Runs beside ride-hailing
Delivery & logistics
Run parcels and food on the same driver pool as passengers. Drivers fill dead time between rides, and you monetise a fleet you are already paying for.
- Parcel, food and errand jobs
- Shared driver pool with rides
- Proof of delivery
- Per-vertical commission
Corporate & shuttle
Employee transport, campus shuttles and airport transfers, with account billing, cost centres and scheduled recurring routes instead of pay-per-ride.
- Account and invoice billing
- Recurring scheduled routes
- Cost centres and approvals
- Fixed-price transfers
The same terms across all of them
We do not price by vertical, take a cut by vertical, or reserve ownership rights for larger customers.
Not sure which fits
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