A Website for Your Taxi Business, Built and Set Up for You

A customer hears about a cab operator from a friend, searches the name, and finds a phone number in an old listing and nothing else. No rates, no policies, no sign the business is still running. A website for a taxi business fixes that, and it does not have to be a project.

Easy Trip Booking builds a website of around 10 pages for taxi and travel operators, sets up Google so the business can be found, and creates professional email accounts on the operator's own domain at no charge. The cost is a one-time ₹5,000 and up, depending on the design. The only thing the operator has to do is buy a domain.

Illustration of a finished taxi business website. Names and layout vary with the design.

What the website includes

Around 10 pages, agreed with you before the build starts. A typical set has a home page, an about page, services or fleet, contact, and the pages customers and payment providers expect to see: FAQ, terms and conditions, privacy policy, and a refund and cancellation policy.

The last group matters more than it looks. Most payment gateways want to see those policies on a live website before they approve an account, and customers who are about to pay an advance look for the refund terms first. Having them written and published saves an awkward back-and-forth later. If online payments are on your list, the free payment gateway guide explains what the gateway side involves.

  • Home
  • About
  • Services and fleet
  • Contact
  • FAQ
  • Terms and conditions
  • Privacy policy
  • Refund and cancellation
A typical page set. The exact list is agreed with you before the build starts.

Set up so Google can find it

A site nobody can find is a brochure in a drawer. Easy Trip Booking sets up the Google side as part of the job: the business listing that appears in search and on maps, and the tools that let Google read and index the new site. That gives a new operator a fair start in search instead of waiting for it to happen by accident.

Illustration of a business appearing in Google search and on maps.

Email on your own domain, free

An address like bookings@yourcompany.in looks different to a corporate client than a free webmail address does. It is also the kind of thing that is normally billed separately, often per mailbox, every month, and the total climbs as more staff need an account.

Here the professional email accounts come with the website at no additional charge. They are set up on the domain you bought, so replies to quotes and invoices come from your brand.

Illustration of email on a business domain versus a free webmail address.

What you do, and what gets done for you

  1. 1

    Buy a domain

    The one thing you take care of. Any registrar works.

  2. 2

    Share the details

    Business information, logo and the look you want.

  3. 3

    Site gets built

    Design, pages and policy pages, written and published.

  4. 4

    Google and email

    Search presence and mailboxes set up on your domain.

Cost, and the free option

On its own, the website service is a one-time charge from ₹5,000, scaled to the design you need. There is no monthly fee for the service.

On the annual Premium plan at ₹54,000 a year, the website, Google setup and domain email are included free. Premium also brings the driver app, live vehicle tracking and the AI agents, and the annual price is already lower than twelve monthly payments. The full comparison is on the pricing page.

Website questions

How much does the website cost?

The website service is a one-time charge that starts at ₹5,000, depending on the design you need. There is no monthly fee for the service itself. On the annual Premium plan it is included at no extra cost.

What do I need to get started?

A domain name. Buy it from any domain registrar, and Easy Trip Booking handles the rest: building the site, setting up Google and creating the email accounts.

Are the email accounts really free?

Yes. Professional email accounts on your own domain are included with the website service at no additional charge.

How many pages does the website have?

Around 10. A typical set covers the home page, about, services or fleet, contact, FAQ, terms and conditions, privacy policy and refund and cancellation policy. The exact list is agreed with you.

Do I need Easy Trip Booking software to get a website?

No. The website service can be taken on its own. Operators on the annual Premium plan get it included.

Easy Trip Booking builds and sets up the website, Google presence and email for taxi and travel operators, so the only step left is choosing a domain. Get in touch to talk through the design.

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