Launch Your Own Ride-HailingPlatform in Eight WeeksRider App, Driver App, Dispatch Panel — Yours to Own Outright.

A complete ride-hailing platform — rider app, driver app, admin panel, and backend — typically runs £35,000–£90,000. A single-city launch with core booking, payments, and dispatch sits at the lower end; multi-city, multi-vehicle-class platforms with advanced fare rules sit at the upper end. Mtoag quotes one fixed price for all three applications.

Eight to fourteen weeks from signed specification to your first city launch. All three apps are built in parallel against one shared backend, which is why the timeline is shorter than three separate projects would suggest.

A custom build on a proven architecture. You are not buying a resold script with someone else's branding stripped off — the code is written for your fare model, your city, and your operating rules, and it belongs to you outright.

The driver app and the admin dispatch panel are included in the same fixed price, along with the backend, payment integration, and driver payout pipeline. We do not quote the rider app alone and treat the rest as phase two.

Driver positions stream over WebSockets into a geospatial index, and when a ride is requested the engine ranks nearby available drivers by estimated arrival time rather than raw distance. If a driver declines or the accept timer expires, the ride is reassigned automatically without the rider noticing.

Yes, from the admin panel without a code change. Zone pricing, time bands, surge multipliers, cancellation fees, and your commission split are all configurable, so a tariff change takes minutes rather than an app release cycle.

Fares are split automatically at the point of payment, with your commission retained and the driver's share accrued to their balance. Payouts run on your chosen schedule through a provider such as Stripe Connect, and drivers see a full earnings statement in the app.

Not if it is implemented properly. We use platform-native background location APIs with adaptive update frequency — high resolution during an active ride, throttled when idle — which is also what App Review and Play Store policy expect to see justified.

Yes. Both apps are submitted under your developer accounts, including the background-location justification and privacy declarations that ride-hailing apps are specifically scrutinised for. Rejection responses and resubmission are included.

You own all of it — source code, infrastructure, and intellectual property — on final payment. Expansion is a configuration exercise rather than a rebuild: new cities are added as zones with their own fare rules, and we can hand your team the runbook or run each rollout for you.