RidePickup works two ways depending on how much you want to control: post your trip and let drivers come to you, or browse driver profiles and book one directly. Here’s exactly what each path looks like.
Best if you haven’t picked a driver yet and want to see options.
Pick a service type (airport / private driver / local / city-to-city) and your starting city. Everything else is on the next steps.
Date, time, pickup, drop-off, number of passengers, bags. Optional but useful: preferred language, vehicle type, child seat, meet-and-greet.
Enter your email and we’ll send a code. This lets you check the status of your request later and prevents spam on drivers.
Your request goes to drivers whose service area and profile match. Usually 2-5 drivers respond within a few hours.
See each driver’s profile, vehicle, languages, rating, and quoted price side by side. Message drivers with questions before committing.
Confirm your driver. From there you coordinate directly with them via phone, text, WeChat, or WhatsApp. Payment is between you and the driver — cash, Venmo, Zelle, card, whatever works.
Best if you already know who you want, or want to vet profiles before posting.
Each driver has their own page: vehicle photos, service areas, languages, typical rates, reviews (if any). Some include WeChat or WhatsApp for direct contact.
From the driver’s page, click “Post to this driver” and fill in the same trip form — but only that one driver receives it. They’ll respond with their quote.
Same last step as Path A. Coordinate directly with the driver once booked.
Small things that make drivers more likely to quote you fast.
Same-day requests work, but you get way more driver choices — and better prices — with a day or two lead time.
Full address, building number, terminal, floor, or meeting point. Vague addresses get fewer quotes because drivers can’t plan properly.
If you need a driver who speaks English, Mandarin, Korean, or Spanish, set it on your request — only matching drivers will quote.