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Getting started with RideBits

From zero to taking bookings under your own name — six steps, about an hour, most of it in the app.

1

Create your company

Go to ridebits.app/signup. You'll pick your handle — the name of your public booking page (ridebits.app/yourcompany) — enter your company details, verify your email, choose a plan, and add a card. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial; your card isn't charged until the trial ends, and you can cancel any time before then.

ridebits.app/yourcompany 14-day free trial
2

Get the app

RideBits runs in the app — download it on iPhone or Android and sign in with the same email you signed up with. A 6-digit code is your sign-in; there's no password to remember.

3

Set up in the app

Your dashboard opens with a short setup checklist tailored to what you chose at signup. The essentials: set your rates so quotes are automatic, and connect Stripe so client payments land in your own account — how getting paid works.

SETUP CHECKLIST
Set your rates
Connect Stripe
4

Invite your drivers and team

From the Drivers page, share your company invite link (or invite a driver directly by phone or email) — drivers always accept explicitly, nobody is added silently. Admins and staff join from the Team page. Running solo? Skip this — you're already your own driver.

ridebits.app/invite/skyline-4F2K Share
5

Share your booking page

Your page at ridebits.app/yourcompany is where clients find you: it carries your QR code (print it, sticker it, text it) and walks clients into the app under your brand. It's live from day one.

QR Live ridebits.app/yourcompany
6

Your first booking

Requests land in your app under To confirm — a "ride now" request pings you instantly. Confirm it, put a driver on it (or accept it yourself), and the trip runs with live tracking and its own message thread. The details live in the life of a job.

To confirmride now · 2m ago
Teterboro Airport
Midtown, W 45th St
ConfirmAssign
Day-to-day questions — pricing, assigning, charging clients, messaging — live in the Help section