TaxiDex vs Cordic — cloud-native & trip-based
Cordic has a long heritage in UK taxi dispatch. TaxiDex was born cloud-native in 2018. Here's where each shines and how migration works.
Why fleets evaluate alternatives to Cordic
On-prem heritage means upgrades hurt
Cordic's older deployments still involve on-site servers and PC clients. Upgrades require downtime, the IT team's calendar, and a quiet Sunday.
100% cloud, browser-based
No servers, no installers, no IT calendar dance. Updates roll out silently every week. Your dispatchers just refresh and see the new build.
App store feedback is mixed
Branded driver/passenger apps work, but reviews flag stability issues on weak signal and slow ride accept. Passengers compare you to Uber.
Modern, offline-tolerant apps
Trip queue persisted locally, instant accept with haptic, Apple Pay on web booker. Your passengers won't know they switched.
Licensing complexity
Per-PC licenses, per-driver modules, support packages priced separately. Hard to forecast monthly TCO.
One trip-based price
$299 (Starter), $899 (Pro), from $2,500 (Enterprise). Everything in the box. Setup fees are visible up front.
Feature comparison
| Capability | Cordic | TaxiDex |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | Cloud / on-prem | 100% cloud |
| Pricing model | Per PC / per driver | Trip-based flat fee |
| Updates | Scheduled, with downtime | Weekly, zero downtime |
| White-label apps | Yes | Yes |
| Offline-tolerant driver app | No | Yes |
| AI auto-dispatch | Rules | ML model |
| IVR-to-app conversion | No | Built-in |
| Hotel concierge booker | Add-on | Included (Pro+) |
| Open API + webhooks | Limited | Full REST |
| Long-term contract | Often required | Cancel anytime |
Pick Cordic if…
You're committed to on-prem deployments and don't want to move to cloud.
Pick TaxiDex if…
You want a fully cloud platform with predictable trip-based pricing and modern apps.
Migration is straightforward
We've migrated 12+ fleets off Cordic in the last 18 months. Typical go-live: 14 days, zero booking loss.