Post the empty seats on a drive you're already making
Cover your costs, keep control of the price and the schedule, and travel with people you'd choose.
- You set
- $35.00
- per seat
- The rider pays
- $42.00
- your price plus the 20% Voyar fee
- You receive
- $105.00
- all three seats, at your full price
Your price is yours. The 20% is added on top of it, never taken out of it, so every seat that sells pays you exactly what you asked for. Both numbers are shown to the rider before they book.
Pickups happen at transit nodes (a metro station, a transitway stop), not at a stranger's address. That answers the question every carpool sceptic asks first.
Six things that stay yours
Post a trip
Say you're driving, and your route is shared with passengers going the same way.
You set the price
Decide what the seat is worth. You're matched with passengers willing to pay it.
You set the schedule
Choose how often you drive and which routes you cover.
Everything in one place
Booking through payment, so there's less to misread.
Get paid automatically
After every trip, to your bank account.
Good company
Matched on how you both like to travel, not just where you're going.
A few minutes before you leave, not a second job
You're already making the drive. Posting the empty seats is a short form, and the matching happens before anyone books.
The route stays yours
You're making the drive anyway. Riders are matched to the route you posted, and the app carries the navigation for it. Nothing here sends you somewhere you weren't already going.
Quiet is a valid answer
What you each want from four hours on the road is compared before the seat is offered. Preferring silence is an answer, not a problem.
Be first on the corridor
Join the waitlist and we'll write when Voyar opens in your city. Two paths, because riders and drivers need different things.
I'm already driving
Post the empty seats on a trip you're already making, and set what they're worth.
Join as a driver