The Best White-Label Dispatch Software Providers for Limo Companies
Why The Best White-Label Dispatch Software for Limo Companies 🚀
"White-label" gets used loosely in software marketing. For a limo or chauffeur business, it should mean one specific thing: your customers interact with your brand from booking to drop-off, with no third-party platform name anywhere in the experience. Not every provider that claims "white-label" delivers that fully — it's worth knowing what to check.
What to actually look for
- Full branding, not partial. Booking website, passenger app, and driver app should all carry your name and logo — not just the website with a generic app underneath.
- A real domain or subdomain, not a shared URL. Customers booking through a link that clearly isn't yours undermines the point of white-label in the first place.
- Commission structure. Some providers layer a per-booking fee on top of the branding — confirm whether "white-label" comes with a cut of your revenue or a flat fee.
- Support and migration included. Branding your business is only half the value; getting your existing bookings and driver data moved over without starting from scratch is the other half.
How AtoZ Dispatch approaches this
Every AtoZ Dispatch plan — Solo and Fleet — includes full white-label branding on the booking website, passenger app, and driver app, with zero commission on bookings and migration handled as part of onboarding. There's no separate "white-label tier"; it's the default.
- Solo plans (one or two vehicles): BookEasy $25/month, WebBook $35/month, DriveBook $49/month
- Fleet plans: Lite $299/month (up to 25 drivers), Growth $399/month (up to 50 drivers), Pro $549/month (up to 100 drivers, multi-language support)
FAQ
1. Does "white-label" cost extra with AtoZ Dispatch?
No — it's included in every plan, not a premium add-on
2.Will my customers ever see AtoZ's branding?
No. The booking site, passenger app, and driver app all carry your business's name and branding.
3. What if I already have bookings and driver data in another system?
Migration is handled as part of onboarding — you're not starting from a blank system.