Rydeable Join the early bird list

A fairer way to get around Victoria and New South Wales.

Rydeable is a new Australian rideshare, built here and launching in 2026. Honest fares for the people riding. A bigger share for the people driving.

Melbourne and Sydney first, then regional Victoria and NSW through 2026.

One app, two sides. Both get a better deal.

Rideshare only works when riders and drivers both come out ahead. We priced Rydeable so they do.

Friends waiting for their ride on a Melbourne laneway at night

For riders

Getting home shouldn’t feel like a gamble. Here’s what you get with every Rydeable trip.

  • The fare you see is the fare you payYour price is locked in before you book. No surge pricing on a Friday night, no surprises at the end.
  • Verified drivers, every timeEvery driver passes identity, licence and police checks before their first trip. You see their name, photo and plate before they arrive.
  • Share your trip liveSend a live link to a friend or family member so they can follow your ride until you’re through the door.
  • Support from real people in AustraliaLost something? Problem with a fare? Message us and a person in Melbourne or Sydney answers, not a bot loop.
Driver’s hands on the wheel on an open Australian road

For drivers

You do the driving. You should keep most of the fare. Rydeable is built around that.

  • Keep more of every fareA lower, flat commission than the big platforms, shown clearly on every trip. What you earn is never a mystery.
  • Get paid dailyYour earnings land in your bank account every day, not at the end of the week.
  • See the full trip before you acceptPickup, destination and your earnings are shown up front. Take the trips that suit you and skip the ones that don’t.
  • A local team in your cornerDeactivations are reviewed by people, with a right of reply. Questions go to an Australian support team that knows your city.

Rideshare came to Australia from overseas and set its own rules. We’re building one here, with the people who ride and drive in it.

The Rydeable team, Melbourne and Sydney

How a Rydeable trip works

Nothing to learn. Open the app, book, ride. The difference is what happens around it.

Book with a locked-in fare

Enter where you’re going. You see the total price and how long until pickup, then you confirm.

Ride with a verified driver

Match the name, photo and plate on your screen, share your live trip if you like, and go.

Pay, rate, done

Pay with card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Your driver keeps most of it and gets it the next day.

Where we’re launching

We’re starting in the two biggest cities and moving out through regional Victoria and NSW as drivers come on board.

Flinders Street Station, Melbourne

Melbourne

Launch city. CBD, inner suburbs and the airport from day one.

Sydney Harbour and the Opera House

Sydney

Launch city. Greater Sydney including the airport and Parramatta.

Regional Victoria and NSW

Geelong, Ballarat, Bendigo, Newcastle, Wollongong, the Central Coast and more. Sign up and tell us your area so we know where to go next.

Early 2026 Founding driver onboarding opens
Mid 2026 Melbourne and Sydney go live
Late 2026 Regional rollout begins

Questions people ask us

When does Rydeable launch?

Driver onboarding starts in early 2026. Riders in Melbourne and Sydney can book from mid 2026, and regional Victoria and NSW follow later in the year. Early bird members hear first.

Which areas are covered?

Greater Melbourne and Greater Sydney at launch, including both airports. Regional towns come next, in the order people ask for them. That’s why the sign-up form asks where you are.

Does it cost anything to sign up?

No. The early bird list is free for riders and drivers, and there’s no commitment. You can leave the list with one click.

What do drivers need?

A full Australian licence, a car that meets your state’s rideshare vehicle rules, and the standard checks required in Victoria and NSW. We walk you through the state accreditation when applications open.

How is Rydeable different from the apps I already use?

Fares are locked before you book with no surge. Drivers keep a bigger share and get paid daily. Support is handled by people in Australia. It’s a smaller company that has to earn its place, and that’s the point.