Run Your Entire Taxi Operation From One Platform.

Cabica is a white-label taxi dispatch and booking platform for taxi and private-hire operators. It gives a firm a real-time dispatch console, a branded driver app, a branded passenger booking app and booking website, card payments through Stripe, live GPS tracking and driver compliance tracking — all published under the firm’s own name rather than Cabica’s. It runs in a web browser with nothing to install in the office, and starts at £100 a month.

Starter is £100 a month and includes 10 drivers, 5 office logins, 10 zones and 2 tariffs. Professional is £220 a month for up to 50 drivers, 10 office logins and unlimited zones and tariffs. Enterprise runs from £300 to £1,200 a month for unlimited drivers and multi-branch operations. Every feature — the branded passenger app, booking website, white-label branding, corporate accounts — is on all three plans; what changes is the allowance. No setup fee, no per-booking charge, no minimum term.

No. You keep 100% of every fare. Card payments run through your own Stripe account at Stripe’s rates, so the money goes from the passenger to you without passing through us. We charge a monthly subscription and nothing else.

No. The apps carry your firm’s name, logo and colours, the booking site runs on your own domain, and confirmations and receipts come from you. Cabica does not appear anywhere a passenger can see. The app store listings can be published under your own Apple and Google developer accounts, so the listing and its reviews stay yours.

Days rather than months for most firms. There is no hardware to install and nothing to run in the office — the console is a website. The time goes into building your zones and tariffs, importing your passenger and account records, and getting drivers onto the app. Most operators go live within one to three weeks of deciding.

Yes, and that matters because most UK firms still take the majority of their work by phone. A controller types a phone booking straight into the console, and from that point it follows exactly the same path as an app or website booking — same pricing rules, same dispatch queue, same driver app.

Yes. Currency, distance units, time zones and tariffs are set per operator, so a firm outside the UK prices in its own currency and units — kilometres and dollars in Canada, for example — with night-rate windows on its own local clock.