Set your fare structure
Base fare, per-kilometre rate and a multiplier per vehicle type — hatchback, sedan, SUV, bike. A bike booking will only ever be offered to a bike driver.
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Live todayA rider app and a driver app under your travel agency's name. You set the base fare, the per-kilometre rate and the vehicle types — and you keep every rupee of every fare.
A local travel agency running twelve cars has the drivers, the customers and the local knowledge, and none of the software. This gives you the software without giving away the business: riders book on an app with your name on it, your drivers accept on theirs, and the fare is whatever you decided it should be. Dispatch offers each ride to the nearest eligible driver in turn, with a visible countdown, rather than dumping it into a free-for-all where two drivers turn up at the same pickup. Most people who land here have already decided they need something like Uber, Ola or Rapido to stop losing bookings to an app. This is that — a cab service app with live dispatch, an OTP-verified pickup and a fare the rider sees before booking — except the fares are yours to set and every rupee of them reaches you.
Base fare, per-kilometre rate and a multiplier per vehicle type — hatchback, sedan, SUV, bike. A bike booking will only ever be offered to a bike driver.
Each driver gets their own login and their own app. They go online when their shift starts, and only see work offered to them while they are on shift.
Riders install from a link, verify their phone, and book. You watch every live ride from a dispatch console and can reassign or cancel any of them.
Riders book on their app; your drivers accept and drive on theirs. Both install from a browser link with no app store involved.
A ride is offered to the nearest eligible driver with a live countdown on their screen. If they let it lapse it moves to the next nearest driver, with a notification, rather than silently vanishing.
Riders and drivers are both phone-verified, and every ride carries a start code the rider reads out, so nobody gets into the wrong car.
Riders pay through your own payment gateway or in cash. 10mins never touches the money and bills you separately for its 5%.
From the admin panel you can reassign a ride, release it back to the pool, or cancel it outright — at any status, including one already in progress.
Figures quoted for other companies are the publicly discussed ranges; ours are what we actually charge.
| The usual way | On 10mins | |
|---|---|---|
| Commission on each ride | 20-30% to a ride-hailing platform | 5% of tracked fares to 10mins |
| Who sets the fare | The platform, and it changes without you | You. Base fare, per-km rate and a rate per vehicle type |
| Who the driver works for | The platform, alongside every competitor | You. Your drivers, your app, your rules |
| Cost to start | Rs 10-50 lakh for a custom build | Rs 0 |
| Time to launch | 6-18 months | About 10 minutes |
| Who holds the fare | The platform, settled on their cycle | You, directly, in cash or through your own gateway |
Yes. You fill in a five-step form — your business name, your fare structure, your vehicle types, your colour and logo — and the rider app, the driver app and the dispatch console are all generated for you. It takes about ten minutes and there is no code at any point.
5% of the fares it tracks, billed to you as a periodic invoice. Riders pay you directly through your own payment gateway or in cash, so the full fare reaches you first and 10mins is never holding your money.
Entirely. You set the base fare, the per-kilometre rate, and a separate rate per vehicle type. A hatchback and a bike can price completely differently, and you can change any of it later from the admin panel without anyone reinstalling anything.
Dispatch offers a ride to one driver at a time. That driver sees a live countdown of how long they have to accept, and only when they decline or let it lapse does it move to the next nearest eligible driver. The open pool is a last resort after everyone has genuinely passed, not the first step.
No. The driver app installs from a browser link, the same way the rider app does. There is no app store account to maintain, no review process, and an update you make reaches every driver immediately.
Yes. Fares are yours to define, so an outstation rate or a package rate is just another vehicle type and rate you configure. Bookings work the same way whether the trip is five kilometres or five hours.
That is exactly what this is for. You get a rider app and a driver app under your own name, with live dispatch to the nearest eligible driver, an OTP-verified ride start and live tracking. What differs from Uber or Ola is who owns it: you set the fares, your drivers are yours, riders pay you through your own gateway, and 10mins bills 5% of tracked fares rather than taking a cut of each ride.
All three, together if you want. Vehicle types are yours to define — hatchback, sedan, SUV, auto, bike — each with its own base fare and per-kilometre rate, and dispatch only ever offers a booking to a driver of the right type.
No setup fee, no developer, no app store. You pay 5% of what you actually sell — nothing before that.