Generic SaaS pretends every operator is the same. Reality: a limo company tracking airport pickups has nothing in common with a church-ways coach charter running 48-hour multi-day routes. Pick the vertical you actually run — we'll show you the stack tuned to it. Same code, different defaults, different pricing math, different dispatch quirks.
Luxury sedan, stretch limo, executive car service. Hourly minimums, airport pickups, VIP repeat clients and insurance-cert tracking.
See the fit →Weddings, proms, birthdays, bachelorettes. Hourly minimums, 50% deposits, overnight no-show handling, April-June demand spike.
See the fit →56-passenger coaches, multi-day tours, group trips. Hour-of-service limits, driver lodging, church-group lead intake.
See the fit →Limo + party bus for ceremonies and receptions. Six-to-eighteen month lead times, venue timing, Saturday-cluster demand.
See the fit →Daily routes, campus shuttles, conference transfers. Recurring billing, employee rosters, net-30 invoicing, white-label.
See the fit →Sedan, SUV, sprinter pickups. Flight-delay monitoring, 24/7 availability, curb-zone timing, flat-rate pricing.
See the fit →We run seven brands across most of these verticals. The quirks aren't marketing — they're real.
Hourly-with-minimum (party bus) and flat-rate-plus-wait (airport) and per-day-with-driver-lodging (charter) can't share a quote engine without configuration. Our defaults ship per vertical.
A corporate shuttle route repeats daily. A wedding limo books 14 months out. An airport pickup gets re-timed four times before arrival. Stretch tracks each the right way.
“Prom bus for 20 kids” and “Monday-Friday employee shuttle” need completely different intake forms, auto-reply copy and sales-rep routing. Templated per vertical.
We'll pull up the matching vertical config, show you the quote engine with your pricing math already loaded, and tell you honestly whether Stretch is the right call. If it's not — we'll point you somewhere else. We own this vertical because we live in it.