Key facts
Who owns Autocab and iCabbi?
Autocab is owned by Uber: the Competition and Markets Authority cleared Uber's purchase of GPC Software Limited (Autocab) on 29 March 2021, finding no competition concerns.[3][2]
What does each sell?
Autocab lists booking and dispatch, a passenger app and its iGo marketplace, which it says gives fleets access to trip aggregators and demand generators such as Uber; it describes a cloud-based management platform. iCabbi lists dispatch, a driver app and a passenger app, and says it is the only provider harnessing Google Fleet Engine for dispatch.[1][2]
How should a fleet choose between them?
Ask both the same questions in writing: total price per vehicle or driver including set-up, contract length and exit terms, data export on leaving, which integrations are included, and what happens to your bookings data. For Autocab, ask how the iGo marketplace and Uber ownership affect your work; for iCabbi, ask what Fleet Engine changes for your dispatchers.
Our side-by-side pages: TaxiDex vs Autocab, TaxiDex vs iCabbi, and the buyer's checklist.
Is there a third option?
Yes: cloud dispatch priced per active driver with your own branded passenger app included.[4]
TaxiDex: Starter £11 / $14 per active driver a month (1-20 drivers), Professional £9 / $11 (21-100), Enterprise from £7 / $9, with a £79 (about $100) monthly minimum. See pricing and the migration protocol.
Frequently asked questions
Is Autocab owned by Uber?
Yes. The UK Competition and Markets Authority cleared Uber's purchase of Autocab (GPC Software Limited) on 29 March 2021.
What should I ask Autocab and iCabbi for?
A written quote covering set-up, monthly fees and contract terms, plus how you export your data if you leave.
Sources
Fees and rules change. Each source is the official page we read, with the date we read it; check it before you apply or pay.
- [1] Autocab: website (products, iGo marketplace, customer countries) (read 3 Nov 2026)
- [2] iCabbi: website (dispatch, driver app, passenger app) (read 3 Nov 2026)
- [3] Competition and Markets Authority: CMA clears Uber and Autocab deal (29 March 2021) (read 3 Nov 2026)
- [4] TaxiDex: pricing (read 3 Nov 2026)
