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CabZen compared with other taxi dispatch software

CabZen is taxi booking and dispatch software for UK private hire and airport transfer operators, sold as a flat monthly subscription with no commission on fares. These pages set it against 9 other platforms operators shortlist, one at a time.

Every comparison states who owns the other platform, whether it publishes pricing, how it charges, and who it is built for, with the source and the date we checked it. Where a figure is not public we say so rather than guess.

From £35 a month, 5 drivers included
Zero commission on rides
Month to month, no minimum term
14-day free trial, no credit card

Last reviewed November 7, 2026 by the CabZen product team.

Head to head

9 platforms, one page each

The facts operators ask about first. Open any row for the full comparison, cost examples at three fleet sizes, and what changes when you switch.

Platform Owner and base Published pricing Built for
CabZen vs iCabbi → Renault Group (Mobilize). Dublin, Ireland Not published. Per-driver licence, billed monthly Enterprise fleets, "micro to mega". UK fleets under 50 vehicles go through a reseller
CabZen vs Autocab → Uber. Cheadle, Greater Manchester Not published. Subscription, unit not stated Local private hire and taxi operators of all sizes, 33 countries
CabZen vs Yelowsoft → Independent. Ahmedabad, India Yes. From $99 a month for 500 trips plus $999 setup Independent operators, ride-hailing startups and limo firms in 40+ countries
CabZen vs EasyTaxiOffice → Independent. London, UK Yes. £35 or £45 a month plus £1 to £2 per extra driver Taxi companies of all sizes, from a single office to multi-branch, UK and EU hosted
CabZen vs Cabcher → Negup Solutions. Chennai, India Yes. £25 to £50 a month, 10 drivers included Small taxi and private hire fleets on a budget, UK and Europe
CabZen vs TaxiCaller → Independent. Linköping, Sweden Yes. £17 per vehicle per month Single-vehicle operators up to large transport companies and public authorities, worldwide
CabZen vs Cab9 → Veezu-backed. London, UK Not published. Demo and quote only Private hire, taxi and ground transport operators from small to large, with a strong London executive base
CabZen vs Cordic → CabFusion (Cab Guru). St Ives, Cambridgeshire Not published. Price-match guarantee, quote only Demanding independent private hire fleets, with a strong Greater London base
CabZen vs Sherlock Taxi → Haulmont (Addison Lee stake). London Not published. Per-driver licence plus implementation fee Fleets of any size up to several thousand vehicles, including Addison Lee, Comcab and LeCab
CabZen Nyxano Ltd, Scotland. Independent Yes. £35 or £70 a month, £4 per extra driver Owner-run and mid-sized UK private hire, airport transfer and chauffeur operators
Method

How these pages are written

Written by CabZen, so read them as our view. We keep them honest by sticking to three rules.

Our facts are ours

Every CabZen price, limit and feature on these pages is pulled from the same source as our pricing page, so it cannot drift out of date.

Their facts are theirs

Ownership, pricing and features for the other platform come from that vendor's own site or public announcements, each with a source and the date we checked. Unpublished figures are marked not published.

We say who should stay

Each page has a section on what the other platform does well and which operators are better served staying on it. A comparison that only flatters us would not be worth reading.

Questions

About these comparisons

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How were these comparisons written?

Each page states what CabZen does from our own product and pricing, and what the other vendor does from their own website and public announcements, with the source and the date we checked it listed on the page. Where a vendor does not publish a figure we say "not published" rather than estimate it.

Are these comparisons independent?

No. CabZen wrote them, and we say so on every page. We keep them useful by being specific about ourselves, factual about others, and clear about who each platform is actually built for, including when it is not us.

Which platform should a small UK operator choose?

It depends on fleet size and how you take bookings. Enterprise dispatch systems suit large fleets with complex telephony and long contracts. CabZen is built for owner-run and mid-sized operators who want online booking, dispatch, a free driver app and payments on a flat monthly fee from £35, with a 14-day trial that needs no card.

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