Planned VIP transfer platform

Plan your transfer in advance and receive offers from licensed carriers.

Arigo is a technology and reservation platform that connects users with licensed transfer companies for airport, city, and corporate transfers.

  • VIP Transfer
  • Airport Transfer
  • Corporate Transfer
Advance reservation

Choose the route, date, and time before the transfer.

Licensed carrier offer

Offers are created by the company that will provide the transfer service.

Your approval

The reservation moves forward after you approve a suitable carrier offer.

Platform role

What does Arigo do, and who provides transportation?

Technology and reservation platform

Arigo does not provide transportation itself; it facilitates reservations and offers between users and licensed transfer companies.

Carrier company offer

The final price and service offer are determined by the licensed carrier that will perform the transfer.

Assigned vehicle and driver

The carrier assigns the vehicle and driver for an approved transfer and the reservation details show that information.

Planned-transfer focus

MVP1 focuses on VIP, airport, and corporate transfers arranged in advance.

How it works

Six clear steps from reservation to approval

1Set the route

Enter the pickup and destination.

2Choose date and time

Schedule the transfer for when you need it.

3Review the estimated price

See a non-binding estimated transfer amount.

4Receive offers

Compare offers created by licensed carriers.

5Approve an offer

Choose the carrier offer that suits you.

6See assignment details

View the vehicle and driver assigned by the company.

Flow

Route matching and fare sharing flow

This flow shows how route and fare-sharing information can become easier to understand when a match exists.

  1. 01Route is entered
  2. 02Compatible direction is checked
  3. 03A match may be offered
  4. 04Fare sharing is explained
  5. 05Trip proceeds if suitable

Clear expectations

Keep the estimate separate from the carrier offer

What is an estimated price?

The amount shown before offers is for planning only and is not binding.

  • The displayed price is an estimate
  • The final price is set in the carrier offer
What is a carrier offer?

It is an offer, open for approval, created by a licensed carrier with its vehicle, service, and price conditions.

  • The carrier creates the offer
  • You can review the conditions before approval

Transfer options

One reservation flow for planned transport needs

VIP transfer

Receive carrier offers for a premium sedan, van, or suitable transfer vehicle.

Airport transfer

Set the pickup time in advance around your flight and meet-and-greet plan.

Corporate transfer

Create planned transfers for employees, guests, and events.

Transparency

What to know before deciding

The estimate is not binding

The planning price is not the final service charge.

The final price comes from the carrier

The approved amount is the licensed carrier’s offer.

Arigo is not the carrier

Arigo provides reservation technology; a licensed company provides transportation.

Carrier partners

Manage planned transfer requests with your company.

Licensed transfer companies review reservation requests, create offers, and assign a vehicle and driver to approved transfers according to their roles and operating model.

Planned requests

Review transfer requests created in advance.

Company permissions

Offer and assignment actions follow existing roles and permissions.

Reservation tracking

Track upcoming and active transfers through the operational flow.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does Arigo provide transportation itself?

No. Arigo is a technology and reservation platform that connects users with licensed transfer companies. The relevant licensed company provides transportation.

Is the displayed estimated price final?

No. The pre-offer estimated price is not binding. The licensed carrier sets the final price in its offer.

How does a reservation move forward?

After creating a transfer request, you review carrier offers and approve one. The carrier company assigns the vehicle and driver.