Looking for an Uber Alternative in Kenya?
If you're switching from Uber — as a rider or a driver — eTaxi is built for Kenya, with a driver-friendly commission and support for M-Pesa.
Why drivers are looking at alternatives
Uber's own driver documentation lists a service fee of 25% of total fares. Kenya's NTSA regulations cap ride-hailing commission at 18%. eTaxi charges 10% commission — below both figures.
What eTaxi offers
- 10% commission on completed trips.
- Fast M-Pesa payouts to your registered number.
- Pay by M-Pesa or cash as a rider — no card required.
- Coverage across major Kenyan cities and towns, expanding steadily.
See our full breakdown in eTaxi vs Uber. Sources: NTSA Transport Network Companies Regulations 2022; Uber Kenya driver documentation (uber.com/ke).
Switch to eTaxi
Download eTaxi to book your next ride, or sign up to drive and keep more of what you earn.