Connect your WhatsApp number
Set up with your business details, rates and cities, then connect your own number from the admin panel. Until you do, a built-in simulator lets you try the whole flow.
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Live todayCustomers book a driver by chatting with your own WhatsApp number. Drivers accept jobs in the same chat. You see every trip, fare and settlement in a simple web panel.
An acting-driver business usually runs on phone calls, voice notes and a notebook: who is free, who has gone where, who collected how much. This replaces that with a chat flow your customers already know how to use. A customer sends a message, picks the trip type and time, shares their pickup pin and confirms. The request goes to your nearest registered driver first, then the next, until someone accepts. The driver confirms how the customer paid and you get a running ledger of what each driver owes you or you owe them. Nothing for customers or drivers to download, and the number they chat with is yours.
Set up with your business details, rates and cities, then connect your own number from the admin panel. Until you do, a built-in simulator lets you try the whole flow.
Register each driver by phone number. They share their location when they go available and the app offers them nearby jobs one at a time.
Put your WhatsApp number on your signage and socials. Customers book by chat; you watch bookings, assign or cancel from the web panel.
Menu buttons, a location pin and a clear fare quote before the customer confirms, with time and date understood in plain words.
One live offer at a time, nearest driver first, widening the search area if nobody accepts, with a time limit on each offer.
Set a base fare, hourly and distance rates, night charges and trip types. The quote shown equals the fare charged.
Drivers confirm how each trip was paid. You see who holds cash that belongs to you and who you owe, and record payments between you.
Customers and drivers reply AGREE to your published terms and the acceptance is stored as evidence with the exact version they saw.
Get alerts for new and unassigned bookings and assign a driver or cancel directly from your own phone.
Figures quoted for other companies are the publicly discussed ranges; ours are what we actually charge.
| The usual way | On 10mins | |
|---|---|---|
| Commission per trip | 20-30% to a driver marketplace | 5% of completed bookings to 10mins, plus a flat Rs 499 a month |
| Who owns the customer | The marketplace | You. Your number, your customers, your data |
| How bookings arrive | Phone calls and voice notes | A guided WhatsApp chat with a fare quote |
| Cost to start | Rs 5-25 lakh for a custom build | Rs 0, with a 14-day free trial |
| Time to launch | 3-12 months | About 10 minutes plus Meta approval for your number |
| Who holds the fare | The platform | You and your drivers, tracked in a ledger |
Yes. Customers and drivers only use WhatsApp. You set up your rates and cities in a short form, connect your own WhatsApp Business number and manage everything from a web admin panel.
Yours. Your customers see your business name and number, and 10mins never sits between you and them. Connecting needs a Meta WhatsApp Business account, which the admin panel walks you through.
The request is offered to one driver at a time, nearest first, each with a time limit. If nobody accepts, the search widens to a larger area and you are alerted so you can assign someone by hand.
No setup cost and a 14-day free trial. After that it is a flat Rs 499 a month plus 5% of the value of completed bookings, with no cap on the 5%. Customers pay you or the driver directly, so 10mins never holds trip money.
Yes. The driver confirms whether the customer paid cash or online, and the settlement ledger works out what each driver owes you after their share.
That is the idea at a local scale. You get a chat booking flow, driver dispatch and a settlement ledger under your own brand and number, without paying for custom development.
No. Everything happens inside WhatsApp, so nobody downloads an app or creates an account.
No setup fee, no developer, no app store. You pay 5% of what you actually sell — nothing before that.