Monthly Ride Plan

Pay for the month, ride every working day, stop thinking about it

A monthly plan on a 10 km commute is about Rs 16,400 for one seat, or Rs 24,600 for the whole vehicle, counting both journeys on 22 working days. One trip on that route is Rs 370 a seat. Published rates, effective 22 September 2026, last checked 5 October 2026.

A monthly plan turns a daily decision into a single arrangement. You post the route and the times you need, drivers on that road offer a per-day rate, you accept one, and the month is booked. The same driver runs the same trip on the days you chose — no morning search, no surge, no haggling.

The daily commute is the least suitable journey to book on demand. It is the most predictable trip you make and it happens at exactly the hour every other commuter wants a car. Booking it fresh each morning means paying peak price for a trip whose route, time and destination never change.

How it works

What You Actually Get

The month is one number, known in advance

The per-day rate multiplied by the days you actually ride. You can see the working: the plan states the daily fare, the number of ride days and the total before you commit to anything.

Working days only, on the days you pick

Choose Monday to Friday, six days, or whatever your week is. The plan counts the ride days in a rolling month against the days you selected, so a Mon-Fri plan is priced for a Mon-Fri month rather than a thirty-day one.

The driver is paid per day, not in one lump

The month is collected up front and released to the driver as each day is completed, minus the platform commission. That is what keeps the driver turning up on day 19 as reliably as on day 1.

Drivers come to you along their own route

Drivers post the road they already drive, and plans are matched against that actual road — not a straight line on a map. A driver who genuinely passes your gate is a driver who keeps the arrangement.

Who uses it

Common Arrangements

Office, five days a weekThe core case. Two journeys a day, twenty-two days a month, one rate.
Two-way or one-wayTake the plan both ways or only the morning leg if you make your own way home.
Shared with a colleaguePer-seat pricing means two people on the same road each pay for a seat, not for a car each.
Trial before you commitPlans can start with a trial day so both sides see the route, the traffic and the timing before the month is agreed.
Pricing

What It Costs

The actual rate card — a plan's per-day figure is agreed against your route

VehicleBasePer kmMinimumSeats
Bike Rs 40 Rs 15 Rs 130 1
Rickshaw Rs 90 Rs 29 Rs 260 2
Car Rs 120 Rs 44 Rs 380 3
AC / Premium Rs 175 Rs 58 Rs 510 3
Carry Daba Rs 130 Rs 38 Rs 510 5
Hiace Rs 290 Rs 73 Rs 800 8

Fare = base + (km × per-km rate) + (minutes × per-minute rate), never below the minimum. A monthly plan does not meter each trip — you and the driver agree one per-day figure for your route, and per-seat sharing divides it. Rates effective 22 September 2026, last checked 5 October 2026; the app always shows the live price before you confirm.

Where

Cities We Cover

Karachi Lahore Islamabad Rawalpindi Faisalabad Multan Peshawar Hyderabad Sialkot
Questions

Monthly Ride Plan FAQs

How is the monthly total worked out?
Per-day fare multiplied by the number of ride days in the plan. Ride days are counted forward from the start date across the weekdays you selected — a Monday-to-Friday plan starting mid-month is priced for the working days that actually remain, not for a calendar month.
When does the driver get paid?
Day by day as the rides are completed, not in one lump at the start or the end. The platform holds the month and releases each day’s share, minus a 7% commission, when that day’s ride is done.
What if the driver does not turn up?
The day is not settled, because settlement follows completion. Every day of a plan is recorded individually, so a missed day is visible rather than lost in a monthly total.
What if I am not there and the driver waited?
That day can be paid to the driver — they drove the route and burned the fuel through no fault of theirs. It is recorded as a rider no-show rather than quietly written off either way.
Can I change the route or the timing mid-month?
Small timing changes are between you and your driver. A different route is a different arrangement — post it and take offers again, because the rate was agreed against the original road.
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