QRyde transportation software
One platform from QRyde covers paratransit agencies, brokers, microtransit and NEMT providers, with pricing per ride instead of per vehicle.
- Price
- Each project gets a quote from QRyde, which calls its pricing a cost per ride. (QRyde pricing)
- Claims for Medicaid and insurance
- Creates invoices for brokers.
- Rating of the driver app (out of 5)
- Ratings on the App Store give it 2.1, based on 15 · Google Play 2.9, based on 38 ratings
Questions to ask QRyde in a demo
- Does it only invoice brokers, or can claims go straight to Medicaid and health plans?
- Which broker connections does it offer, and for each, do trips arrive automatically or through a file you upload?
- Is there a setup or training fee, and how long does the contract run?
- For your fleet size and trip volume, what would QRyde charge each month?
Fleets QRyde suits
Transit agencies, brokers and community programs that run several kinds of rides and want rider booking apps will find it fits.
Its rider and driver apps score 2.1 (App Store) and 2.9 (Google Play), and no Medicaid broker is named on its own pages.
Features QRyde lists
- Trips get assigned to drivers automatically
- Routes are optimized
- Vehicles tracked by live GPS
- Trips on a recurring or standing order
- Multi-loading, where a vehicle carries more than one rider
- Riders get updates by text or call
- Card payments taken for private pay
- Trip types for wheelchair and stretcher
QRyde's own pages or app listing describe each one, qryde.com for example.
Three alternatives to QRyde
- NovusMED: a Momentm platform for brokers and health plans
- TripMaster: paratransit and NEMT software that names its broker partners
- Tobi Cloud: NEMT, PACE and broker software, priced from $60 per vehicle