Best-in-Class White-Label Apps for Ride-Hailing in 2025

For ride-hailing businesses that want to scale quickly and avoid skyrocketing costs, going with white-label apps has become the optimal solution. But not all white-label SaaS providers offer the same level of service and expertise. So how do you choose the solution that will become a reliable foundation for your business?

The following review compares some of the most popular white-label ride-hailing software providers and highlights why Onde remains the top choice for companies looking to launch or grow with confidence.

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Onde (formerly TaxiStartup)

Best for: Founders and teams looking to launch a ride-hailing service without in-house developers

Onde offers a complete white-label ride-hailing solution that includes everything from passenger and driver apps with your branding to dispatch software, admin control panel, web booking app for partners, and even help with launching the apps on the app stores and ASO (App Store Optimization) that makes sure apps get on top of the search. Unlike many other platforms, Onde includes technical support, regular feature updates, and all features in every plan. 

Key features:

• Ready-to-brand Passenger and Driver apps (iOS and Android)
• Smart dispatch and real-time tracking
• Built-in marketing tools (promo codes, referral campaigns, etc.)
• Multi-language and multi-paygate support
• Launch support, app store optimization, and custom marketing campaigns
• Optional delivery integration for super app capability

Pricing: One-time setup fee, then flexible monthly revenue share. All plans include app branding, updates, and support. There are no driver or trip limits.

Onde vs other white-label ride-hailing apps

See Onde in action: case studies

Onde has powered the launch of ride-hailing services across the globe, from small startups to national platforms. 

Amin SuperApp: Starting as a ride-hailing service, Amin used Onde’s delivery extension to evolve into a true super app, offering ride, grocery, and parcel delivery in one branded platform. Read the case 

Shilu ANA: As the first app-powered ride-hailing service in South Sudan, Shilu ANA used community engagement, driver training, and a clear brand identity to establish itself as a top local provider. Read the case

TaxiPulse

Best for: Local taxi operators needing a basic white-label dispatch solution 

TaxiPulse offers branded rider and driver apps along with a web-based dispatch system. While it supports essential functionality like live tracking and fare management, its global availability is limited and it lacks extensibility features like APIs. Unlike Onde, TaxiPulse doesn’t offer superapp potential or advanced marketing tools.

Key features:

• White-label rider and driver apps
• Real-time tracking and dispatch
• Admin and dispatcher web panel
• Built-in route navigation
• In-app SOS button

Pricing: Custom quotes depending on features and location

What are the pros and cons of choosing TaxiPulse?

Pros: Branded apps with core features; supports fleet tracking and fare logic 
Cons: Limited language options; unclear pricing; not suited for multi-service or large-scale growth

YourDriverApp

Best for: Small taxi and limo businesses wanting flexible plans with white-label options 

YourDriverApp is built for independent operators and driver networks that want to manage rides collaboratively without a large backend system. Its modular structure supports optional branded passenger apps and dispatch tools for those ready to scale beyond basic coordination. Notably, it does not provide a dedicated driver app, relying instead on shared driver access within the platform.

Key features:

• Community-based driver network tools
• Real-time dispatching and team communication
• White-label passenger app for extra cost
• API access for fleet management integrations

Pricing: The core app is free for individual drivers. Fleets pay for additional functionality like central dispatching and app branding. 

What are the pros and cons of choosing YourDriverApp?

Pros: Affordable entry point, flexible dispatching, simple UX 
Cons: Less suitable for scaling to large operations; limited feature depth

VivoCabs

Best for: Entrepreneurs wanting complete ownership of the software package 

VivoCabs provides a white-label software suite for taxi businesses. It includes rider and driver apps for Android and iOS, a web-based admin panel, and multilingual support. The one-time licensing model appeals to companies that want to avoid ongoing SaaS fees, but it also shifts technical responsibilities to the client.

Key features:

• White-label rider and driver apps
• Web-based dispatch/admin panel
• Real-time tracking
• Ride bidding
• Support for a range of services from taxis to bikes and shuttle buses

Pricing: Custom one-time license fee (excludes source code by default); additional fees for source code and extended support

What are the pros and cons of choosing VivoCabs?

Pros: No ongoing SaaS fees, lifetime access to core features 
Cons: No source code unless purchased separately; client must manage hosting, updates, and support after the first year

Apporio Taxi

Best for: Businesses looking for low-cost Uber-style clone apps with minimal support and customization

To ride-hailing companies, Apporio Taxi can offer a package of ready-made rider and driver apps, an admin dashboard, and dispatch features. It is marketed as a quick, cost-effective way to launch a ride-hailing app. However, the platform lacks advanced support, and reviews suggest limitations in app stability and hidden costs post-launch. 

Key features:

• White-label passenger and driver apps (iOS/Android)
• Operator app and admin panel
• Live tracking
• Wallet functionality
• Ride‑share support and stop-over bookings
• Referral/loyalty systems

Pricing: Custom quotes; no developer support or launch assistance is offered by default. 

What are the pros and cons of choosing Apporio Taxi?

Pros: Provides a low-cost “Uber clone” starting point, quick to deploy 
Cons: Limited UX customization; lack of support; feature updates only via paid upgrades. No API or integrations; no super-app or marketing functionalities like ASO. 

Elluminati

Best for: Taxi operators seeking a custom white‑label platform 

Elluminati Inc. positions itself as a development partner offering white-label software. Rather than a standardized SaaS stack, they deliver ride-hailing apps and dashboards built to client specs. Their platform is essentially a custom-engineered clone solution. It's best suited for companies looking for a one-time development project rather than continuous platform evolution.

Key features:

• White-label rider and driver apps (iOS & Android)
• Admin panel, dispatcher dashboard, and corporate booking tools
• Fare estimation, route optimization, and heat maps
• Reports and analytics
• Optional add-ons for delivery or logistics

Pricing: Custom-quoted licensing model; includes one year of free support. 

What are the pros and cons of choosing Elluminati?

Pros: Offers tailor-made app experiences, including multi-vertical integrations (ride, logistics, delivery). 
Cons: Additional support, updates, or source-code access paid separately. Marketing tools like ASO or referral campaigns are not included. 

How to Choose the Right White-Label Solution For You

Choosing the right platform depends on your team size, goals, and market readiness. Good points to consider before you make a decision:

• Technical resources: Do you have in-house developers, or do you need a platform that handles everything?
• App quality: Great UX and stable performance increase retention.
• Support and updates: Are new features included, or do you pay for each update?
• Time to market: Some platforms help you launch in weeks; others take months.
• Scalability: Will the system support growth into new cities, services, or verticals (e.g., delivery)?
• Cost structure: Look beyond the setup fee and consider long-term costs, per-ride fees, and hidden extras.

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