The Fair-Fee Charter
Fair for riders. Fair for drivers.
Every fare is split in the open. Here’s exactly where your money goes, and what a trip costs.
The Charter
Three promises, in plain English
- 80%Minimum share kept by the driver
Drivers keep at least 80% of every fare.
The platform enforces it on every trip. No operator setting, promotion or busy-time price can push it lower.
- 8%Maximum to the licensed operator
The operator takes 8%, and no more.
Your licensed operator handles bookings, compliance and support. They can take less, never more.
- 12%To NifRide, for the platform
NifRide takes 12% to run the platform.
That pays for the apps, safety tools, payments, support staff and advertising to bring riders to drivers. It’s the same on every trip.
Where your money goes
Slide to see the split
Pick any fare from ₦1,000 to ₦20,000. The driver’s share never drops below 80%.
- Driver keeps at least 80%
- ₦4,000
- Licensed operator 8%
- ₦400
- NifRide 12%
- ₦600
Launch prices
What a Standard trip costs
Wheelchair-accessible trips cost the same as Standard.
| Standard | Price |
|---|---|
| Base fare | ₦500 |
| Per km | ₦250 |
| Per minute | ₦30 |
| Minimum fare | ₦1,500 |
| Booking fee | ₦200 |
Prices are set by each operator and shown in full in the app before you book. Busy-time prices are always shown up front.
The small print, made big
Cancellations, waiting and tips
Cancellations
Any cancellation charge is shown in the app before you cancel, so you can decide.Waiting time
Your driver waits a short free period at pickup. Any waiting charge after that is shown in the app.Tips
100% of every tip goes to your driver. The operator and NifRide take nothing.
Your next ride is fairer.
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