Taxi and ride-hailing app development for Uber-like apps

A taxi app MVP with a rider app, driver app and admin panel typically costs $8,000 to $20,000. A full Uber-like platform with live dispatch, surge pricing, wallets, driver payouts and multi-city support usually runs $25,000 to $55,000. The final figure depends on features, platforms and integrations, and we give you a fixed quote after a free scoping call.

A launch-ready MVP takes 10 to 14 weeks: about 2 weeks of discovery and design, 6 to 8 weeks of development and 2 to 3 weeks of testing. A full platform with advanced dispatch, multiple service types and several cities takes 4 to 6 months.

Three products: a rider app for booking, tracking and paying; a driver app for accepting trips, navigation and earnings; and a web admin panel for dispatch, pricing, driver onboarding, payouts and reports. Many operators also add a dispatcher console for phone bookings and a corporate portal.

We build Uber-like apps, but not as a copied template. You get custom rider, driver and admin apps with your own branding, pricing rules and dispatch logic, plus full ownership of the source code, so the product can grow beyond what a clone script allows.

A ride-hailing app books a private trip with a driver, as Uber and Bolt do. A ride-sharing or carpooling app matches several passengers going the same way into one vehicle to split the fare. We build both, and many platforms offer them side by side.

Yes. In a bidding model the rider proposes a fare and nearby drivers accept, decline or counter-offer. We build the bidding flow, offer timers and driver ranking alongside, or instead of, fixed and metered pricing.

At minimum: sign-up, ride booking with fare estimates, real-time driver tracking, in-app payments and receipts, ratings, and push notifications for riders; trip requests, navigation and earnings for drivers; and dispatch, pricing, driver management and reports in the admin panel. SOS, scheduled rides, promo codes and multi-stop trips are common next additions.

Through a commission on each fare, booking or convenience fees, surge pricing at peak times, driver subscription plans, corporate accounts, and in-app advertising. We set up the pricing engine so your team can adjust these without new code.

Yes. We build the rider and driver apps for iOS and Android, usually with Flutter or React Native from one codebase, and the admin panel as a web app. Native Swift and Kotlin are available when you need them.

Yes. You own all source code and IP from day one. We sign an NDA before any technical discussion and hand over the code, documentation and app store accounts at launch.