in the driverA service that allows free negotiation between passengers and drivers, became application Most downloaded in Travel to Colombia and Peru, Positioning as an algorithm-free platform that users prefer.

The above is according to an investigation by Data.ai, a mobile intelligence analysis provider based in San Francisco, California, United States.

inDriver’s fair and transparent transaction model helped the app surpass downloads in 2021 and 2022, For internationally known companies such as Vine, google map, airbnbbooking and more and others from the mobile sector in the Colombian market, all this just 4 years after arriving in the country.

“Colombia is one of our main markets, it is the second country in Latin America with the largest number of customers, sending more than 12 million travel requests every month, which are trying to fulfill hundreds of thousands of active drivers, for this reason, we also chose to establish our customer service office here in South in the American region, which will provide direct employment to more than 100 employees in the country,” he said. Joshua Tulgan, Senior Vice President of External Relations of the company.

After launching the app in 2018, inDriver today offers a variety of delivery, long-distance and cargo services in more than 20 cities across the country, becoming a transportation hub. Barranquilla, Medellin, Monteria, Cartagena, Valledupar, among others.

In this way, the company claims that the way promote more transparent and fair services, Providing consumers with greater participation and freedom of choice is a way that has positioned them in favor of the Colombian and Latin American markets from the start.

InDriver is expanding to more cities in Peru

A taxi services app that lets you negotiate prices in real-time is re-energizing its mobile services with the relaunch of its ride-hailing service in Peru.

The application was launched in the country in 2018 and offers an innovative philosophy: it allows passengers and drivers to negotiate the terms of their mobility, but through them. mobile devices.

this time inDriver chose to reach the small cities of Cusco, Chiclayo, Huancayo and Tacna, Thus, for the head of the company’s operations, St Latin AmericaIn small towns, these types of applications have gained great relevance.

“With this new focus, we want to reach the demanding markets in the country, where the priority is not only capitals, but also small towns,” he said. Gilbert Arteaga.

He then added that they are looking to diversify the app and continue to provide solutions for the various needs that its users face on a daily basis.

“This relaunch in four already active markets reinforces our commitment to Peru, one of the most important countries for the company and where millions of people use our app every day,” he concluded.

How the InDriver ride payment model works

InDriver’s most distinctive feature is its Travel payment modelBecause it works a The offer made by the user to the driverThe latter will decide whether to receive this amount or not.

with words Tulgan, “This is a fair payment offer for everyone.” In order for both parties to have an idea of ​​this “fair price”, the platform shows both parties a The average cost of this tripBut in the end it’s a trade-off between the two of them.

So there is no such algorithm dictate rates And change them if it starts to rain, for example, it’s part of the company’s DNA and Makes him more humanTulgan said.

Finally, it is the user who decides which driver they want to hire, as the platform shows them which cars are available. Closer to your location.

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