You are standing outside with luggage, the usual taxi app shows a surge price, and you would rather type in a number yourself. That is the idea behind inDrive, an Android ride app from SUOL INNOVATIONS LTD where the rider names the fare and drivers respond. Beyond city rides it also covers trips to other cities, parcel delivery, truck booking and hiring a local pro.
Free to install, no ads and no in-app purchases
inDrive costs nothing to install, shows no ads and has no in-app purchases. Its content rating is Everyone, and there is no paid plan or subscription.
The real cost question lives inside each ride, since the fare is negotiated per trip. What you pay depends on the offer you make and the driver you accept, not on a fixed meter.
Beyond rides, the app also covers intercity trips, parcel delivery, truck booking and hiring a local pro, so the price for each of those is settled the same way.
How the fare offer and driver choice work
You enter point A and point B, name your fare, and wait for drivers who accept the request. From that list you pick a driver. The developer says you can compare price offer, car model, arrival time, rating and number of completed trips.
Before you accept, the app shows the driver's name, car model, license plate number and completed trips. A Share Your Ride button sends trip information to family or friends during the journey. The comments field lets you add notes, for example travelling with a pet or carrying luggage.
Drivers get a say too. The developer says they can drive on their own schedule and choose which rides to take.
Beyond city taxis: intercity, courier and freight
The same offer-your-price model covers more than local rides. The developer lists four services: City for everyday rides, Intercity for travel between cities, Courier for door-to-door delivery of packages up to 20 kilos, and Freight for booking a truck for freight or moving.
The developer also mentions hiring a local pro and signing up as a courier or tasker. Coverage spans more than 888 cities in 48 countries. Which of these services appear in a given city can vary, so availability near you is worth checking inside the app.
Update history and upkeep since 2015
inDrive was released on May 17, 2015, and last updated on October 28, 2026. That is a long run for a single app. The package ID is sinet.startup.inDriver, a reminder of the earlier name inDriver.
The version number differs by device.
inDrive. Rides with fair fares pros and cons
Pros
- Free to install, with no ads and no in-app purchases listed
- You propose the fare and choose among drivers who accept
- Driver name, car model, plate number and completed trips are shown before you accept
- Courier, intercity and freight services sit beside city rides
- Rated 4.8 on Google Play across 16.5 million ratings
Cons
- Version number differs by device
- Fares depend on negotiation, so the final cost is not fixed in advance
- Availability of each service varies by city
Is inDrive. Rides with fair fares safe?
The publisher on Google Play is SUOL INNOVATIONS LTD, and its website is indrive.com. The app shows no ads and no in-app purchases. Since no independent security review is cited here, take a minute to check the permissions and settings before your first ride.
How to install inDrive. Rides with fair fares
- Press the Google Play button on this page.
- Check the listing in the Play Store and press Install.
- Open inDrive. Rides with fair fares when the install finishes. Updates arrive through Google Play.
