Indian Alternative of Uber

Namma Yatri — the Indian Uber alternative and India's first open-source, zero-commission ride-hailing app for autos and cabs, built by Bangalore-based Moving Tech (Juspay) on the ONDC network. Drivers pay ~₹25/day subscription instead of 20-30% per-ride commission, keeping 100% of fares. 7M+ users, 430K+ drivers across Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, Delhi NCR. Google-backed with fully open codebase. Best for Bengaluru daily commuters wanting cheaper rides.

Ola Cabs (Ola Consumer) is India's largest homegrown ride-hailing platform, founded 2010 by Bhavish Aggarwal under ANI Technologies. Serves 250+ cities with cabs, autos, bike taxis, outstation, rentals, and airport transfers. In June 2025 launched a nationwide zero-commission model — 1.5M+ drivers keep 100% of fares via ₹67/day subscriptions. Ola Money wallet for cashless pay. Best for multi-modal commuting in Tier-II/III cities.

Rapido is India's largest bike-taxi platform, founded in 2015 by Aravind Sanka, Pavan Guntupalli, and Rishikesh SR under Bangalore-based Roppen Transportation. Offers bike taxis, auto-rickshaws, cabs, parcel (Rapido Parcel), and food delivery (Ownly). 75M+ customers across 500+ cities with 1B+ rides completed. In early 2026 hit 31.8M MAU, overtaking Ola for the first time. Best for budget-conscious commuters needing quick, affordable intra-city rides.