Buyer's guide · Updated 2026-07-05

Zero-commission taxi software in 2026.

Every commissioned booking is a tax on your best month. Here is the 2026 guide to flat-fee taxi and PHV dispatch platforms — with the real savings math and the operator profile that benefits most from switching.
Short answer: A zero-commission taxi platform charges a flat monthly subscription instead of a per-booking cut. For a 10-vehicle base doing 500 trips/mo at $28 average fare, switching from a 5% commission platform to Limozoft at $199/mo saves $500/month ($6,000/year). Savings scale with volume.

The 2026 zero-commission shortlist

PlatformBase planPer-booking feeCard feesContract
Limozoft$99–$349/mo flatNoneStripe pass-throughMonthly
TBMSPer-seat monthlyNonePass-throughMonthly / annual
CabsoluitPer-driver monthlyNone (base plan)Pass-throughMonthly
AutocabQuote-basedOptional add-onBundled optionsAnnual
iCabbiQuote + booking feeYesBundled optionsAnnual

The savings math — 10 vehicles, 500 trips/mo

ModelMonthly baseCommission@ 500 trips × $28Annual
Flat SaaS (Limozoft $199)$1990%$199$2,388
3% commission$03%$420$5,040
5% commission$05%$700$8,400
15% ride-hail SDK$015%$2,100$25,200

Zero-commission wins as soon as booking volume × commission exceeds the flat subscription. For a 10-vehicle base, break-even vs 3% commission is roughly 240 trips/mo.

When commissioned platforms still make sense

Zero-commission is not always the right answer. Two scenarios:

1. You need inbound demand

Ride-hail commissioned platforms route inbound rider demand to your drivers. If your fleet has spare capacity and no marketing budget, a 15% cut of trips you would not otherwise get is still net-positive.

2. You are pre-launch

Before you have a booking base, a commissioned marketplace can bootstrap revenue. Once your own repeat-booking base clears ~200 trips/mo, switch to zero-commission.

What to check before switching

  • Total monthly bill, not headline plan price. Add per-driver seat fees and SMS surcharges.
  • Card processing rate. Pass-through at Stripe rates should be the norm; anything above is a hidden commission.
  • Contract length. A zero-commission annual contract can lock you into a worse rate than a monthly commissioned platform.
  • Booking widget on your own domain. Without it, you cannot capture your own repeat customers.

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Zero-commission taxi software — FAQ

What is zero-commission taxi software?+
Zero-commission taxi software is a dispatch platform priced as a flat monthly subscription rather than a percentage cut of each booking. Operators keep 100% of trip revenue. Limozoft ($99–$349/mo), TBMS and Cabsoluit are current zero-commission examples; iCabbi and Uber for Business are not.
How much does an operator save by going zero-commission?+
At 500 trips/month and an average $28 fare, a 5% commission platform costs $700/mo. A flat $199/mo platform costs $199/mo — $500/mo saved, or $6,000/year. Savings scale linearly with booking volume, which is why growing operators are the largest switchers.
Is zero commission really zero?+
On the software subscription, yes — flat monthly fee, no percentage. Card processing (Stripe / Adyen) is passed through at the payment processor's rate with no platform mark-up. Some platforms add SMS surcharges or per-driver seat fees; verify the total monthly bill, not just the headline plan price.
What is the catch with zero-commission platforms?+
The catch is you shoulder demand generation yourself. Ride-hail commissioned platforms (Uber, Lyft) route inbound demand in exchange for their cut. Zero-commission platforms hand you a booking widget and expect you to market to your own customers, riders and corporate accounts.

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Last updated 2026-07-05.