A zero-commission ride app for UK drivers
Across the UK, private hire drivers keep asking the same question: why does the app take a cut of every fare I drive? GoGo is preparing to launch in the UK with a different answer.
The problem drivers talk about
Most ride-hailing apps take a commission or service fee on every trip, often around 20–25% or more. The more you drive, the more you pay. Drivers in London, Manchester, Birmingham and beyond are looking for a fairer model.
The GoGo model
- A fixed monthly subscription instead of a percentage of every fare
- 0% GoGo commission on your fares
- Rides, deliveries and bookings in one driver app
- A GoGo Partners programme so community leaders can earn recurring commissions
GoGo is not yet live in the United Kingdom. UK subscription prices will be published in the app before launch. Drivers will need the private hire licences required by their local licensing authority, such as Transport for London.
What customers will get
One app for rides and airport transfers, food and shopping delivery, hotels and local appointments, as GoGo already offers on the Côte d'Azur.
How to get involved now
- Drivers: join the driver waitlist and tell us your city
- Driver groups and private hire companies: apply to operate GoGo in your region
- Content creators: GoGo Partners can share GoGo with UK drivers
See how a fixed subscription compares with commission apps using our driver calculator.
