Companies including JoyRide, Angkas, Move It, and Grab confirmed that they have lowered their commission cuts to help ease the financial burden on drivers affected by increasing fuel costs. Angkas implemented a similar structure, lowering its base commission from 20% to 15%, with highly active riders potentially paying no commission at all under its incentive system. JoyRide: 20% → 15% (can drop to 10% with incentives) Angkas: 20% → 15% (can go as low as 0% for active riders) Move It: Now starts at 15% (with fuel vouchers support) Grab: 20–21% → 18% Angcars, a new car-hailing service by Angkas, has been live on its app for a while now. Furthermore, Angkas has revealed the fare structure for Angcars. Previously, Angkas CEO George Royeca said that users will have options such as Angcars Economy and Angcars Plus for four-seater and six-seater vehicles, respectively. Angkas promises to expand a wider coverage in Metro Manila for Angcars soon. He also recommended maintaining the provisional licenses of Angkas, Joyride, and Move It. Read more in our articles including "Ride-hailing apps cut commissions as fuel prices rise" and "Angcars is now live on Angkas app".
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Jun 23, 2021Companies including JoyRide, Angkas, Move It, and Grab confirmed that they have lowered their commission cuts to help ease the financial burden on drivers affected by increasing fuel costs. Angkas implemented a similar structure, lowering its base commission from 20% to 15%, with highly active riders potentially paying no commission at all under its incentive system.
JoyRide: 20% → 15% (can drop to 10% with incentives) Angkas: 20% → 15% (can go as low as 0% for active riders) Move It: Now starts at 15% (with fuel vouchers support) Grab: 20–21% → 18% Angcars, a new car-hailing service by Angkas, has been live on its app for a while now. Furthermore, Angkas has revealed the fare structure for Angcars.
Our coverage of angkas includes: "Ride-hailing apps cut commissions as fuel prices rise"; "Angcars is now live on Angkas app"; "LTFRB recommends ending motorcycle taxi pilot program". Each article provides unique insights and information.