Switching from Limo Anywhere — the honest migration guide

Day-by-day timeline

Export checklist — what to pull from Limo Anywhere

You can do all of this from Limo Anywhere admin without a sales rep. If you get stuck, we'll join a screenshare and pull it with you.

• Customers — CSV: name, email, phone, VIP flag, preferred vehicle, notes.
• Corporate accounts — CSV: account name, billing address, PO required (yes/no), payment terms, tax exemption.
• Vehicles — CSV: year, make, model, license plate, capacity, vehicle class, active flag.
• Drivers — CSV: name, phone, email, license number and expiry, license class, active flag.
• Rate structures — CSV or PDF: hourly, transfer, point-to-point, airport minimums, surcharges (fuel, tolls, gratuity).
• Future reservations — CSV: all bookings from tomorrow forward with confirmation number, pickup datetime, passenger, vehicle class, price, notes.
• Historical reservations (optional) — last 24 months for reporting continuity. Not required for go-live.
• Payment processor credentials — Stripe/Square/ Authorize.net publishable + secret keys. Stored card tokens generally do NOT transfer; customers will re-enter cards on first new booking.

What transfers cleanly, what doesn't

The three risks we call out on every call

1. Stored payment tokens don't transfer.

This isn't a Limozoft limitation — no processor allows one merchant to hand tokenized cards to another merchant account. Customers re-enter their card on first post-go-live booking. If you use Stripe, we can speed this up with a bulk-invite email that pre-authorizes the new merchant record in one click.

2. Custom Limo Anywhere reports don't come with you.

Historical reservation data does, but any custom-built Limo Anywhere report needs to be recreated. We rebuild the three you use most, free, during onboarding. Anything niche past that is a scoped add-on.

3. Your booking widget URL changes.

Limozoft's booking widget lives on the same domain but a different path. We give you a JS snippet that replaces the Limo Anywhere iframe; any marketing links you sent out with the old Limo Anywhere URL keep working via a redirect we set up for 90 days after go-live.

How easy is it to migrate from Limo Anywhere to Limozoft? Very easy. Contact us any time and we take it from there.

Why operators switch (from the last 40 discovery calls)

• Real monthly bill roughly doubles once the $99/month passenger app and $39/month messaging are on the invoice (see Limo Anywhere pricing breakdown).
• Per-seat dispatcher pricing that punishes growth.
• Branded passenger app quoted as a separate line item.
• Support ticket turnaround measured in days, not hours.
• UI that visibly predates smartphones.

None of those are marketing complaints — they're the top-5 answers from the operators who booked a demo in the last 90 days.

Migration FAQ

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• Is Limo Anywhere worth it in 2026?
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• GroundAlliance alternatives
• Cost calculator: 3-year total
• Internal: brand-SERP checklist