A zero-commission e-hailing app for South African drivers
E-hailing drivers in South Africa work long hours and many say commissions leave too little at the end of the month. GoGo is preparing to launch with a model built around the driver.
Why drivers want change
On most e-hailing apps, a percentage of every trip goes to the platform, often around 20–25% or more, on top of fuel, vehicle and insurance costs. Driver associations in Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban and Pretoria are asking for fairer terms.
The GoGo model
- A fixed monthly subscription instead of a commission on every trip
- 0% GoGo commission on your fares
- Car rides, moto, deliveries and bookings in one app
- Recurring commissions for community leaders through GoGo Partners
GoGo is not yet live in South Africa. Local subscription prices will be published in the app before launch. E-hailing operators and drivers must hold the operating licences required under the National Land Transport Act.
For customers
One app for rides, food and shopping delivery, hotels and local appointments, as GoGo already offers in Douala and on the Côte d'Azur.
How to get involved now
- Drivers: join the driver waitlist and tell us your city
- Driver associations and fleet owners: apply to operate GoGo locally
- Content creators: become a GoGo Partner and share GoGo with South African drivers
