By Exec Edge Editorial Staff inDrive built its business on a bet that drivers and riders would want to set their own prices, reflecting the company's broader mission to challenge injustice by giving people a fair choice instead of leaving that decision to an algorithm. Operating in over 45 countries and more than 1,200 cities, inDrive has grown from a grassroots ride-sharing social network into the second most-downloaded ride-hailing app in the world. It is expanding beyond ride-hailing into delivery, freight, advertising, and financial services, all running on the same peer-to-peer marketplace infrastructure.
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