SnappCab is operated by Omnius Cloud Private Limited. It is a ride-hailing network built in India around one structural change — and this page is the argument for it, followed by an honest account of how far along we actually are.
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What is wrong
Two things make a city’s rides worse at once. The rider does not know what a journey costs until it is over, so every trip starts with an argument. And the captain hands over a slice of every fare they earn, so the harder they work the more they give away. Neither party trusts the number. Both are right not to.
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What we changed
SnappCab does not take a commission on your trip. A captain pays a flat access fee to be on the network — the same amount whether they take four rides that day or fourteen — and everything the rider pays for the journey is theirs. The fare stops being something we have an interest in inflating, which is exactly why we are willing to agree it with you before the trip starts.
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What follows
A captain who keeps what they earn stays on the network, and a captain who stays gets better at the job. A rider who is quoted before they travel stops bracing for the end of the trip. Everything else we build — the parcels, the intercity seats, the safety tooling — runs on the same network and the same rule.
The same rule reads differently depending on which side of the transaction you are on — and it has to hold up on both, or it is just a marketing line.
We are early. Here is precisely how early — the same list we work from, published rather than paraphrased.
Delhi, Noida & Ghaziabad, Gurugram & Faridabad, Jammu, Srinagar are the cities we are launching in. 2 more are planned. Coverage is decided by where captains actually are, so the app is the only honest source for whether we can reach you right now.
SnappCab is a brand of Omnius Cloud Private Limited, a company registered in India. If you need to write to us about something formal, this is the entity and the address to use.