Becoming an agent: earn 4% on every seat you book for somebody
Book seats for people who are not on the app and keep 4% of the fare — taken from the platform's share, never added to theirs.
Plenty of people who travel this country will never install an app. They have a phone, they know a shop on the corner, and that is how they have always bought a seat.
An agent is that shop.
What an agent does
You book seats on EkSawariAur for travellers who are not on it. You take their name and number, you pick the seat, and the app does the rest — the driver gets the request, the traveller gets the ride.
What it pays
4% of the fare on every completed booking, into your agent wallet.
That 4% comes out of the platform's own share, not on top of the fare. This is worth being clear about:
- The passenger pays exactly what they would pay booking it themselves
- The driver receives exactly what they would have received
- The platform keeps less, so that you earn
A seat booked through you costs the traveller nothing extra. That is the whole design.
Money you can count
- Paid on completed rides, not on bookings
- It lands in an agent wallet of its own, separate from any passenger wallet you may have
- Withdraw it, or let it sit
How to become one
Open the app, go to Become an agent, and send the form. An admin checks it. Once you are approved, the Agent screen appears in your menu with the booking form and a ledger of everything you have earned.
What you should know before you start
- The traveller must be reachable on the number you enter — the driver will call it
- You cannot press "I am in the car" for somebody else; the trip does not wait on your traveller
- Every booking you make keeps your name on it, so a dispute reaches you too
Open the app and look for Become an agent.
