Muver

Muver is an application for taxi drivers that automates simultaneous work with applications of order aggregators. Muver supports the following services: The service collects orders from taxi aggregators and delivery services in one application, and also allows you to automatically accept orders according to specified parameters. The idea is that taxi drivers should increase their earnings by reducing idle mileage (trips without passengers and delivery).

History

2021: Raising $1.2 million

September 13, 2021 it became known about the investment of $1.2 million in Muver. Several funds have invested in the service for collecting delivery orders and taxis, including Baring Vostok.

The main investor was the Russian venture fund Xploration Capital. The Rapid Ladder Capital Fund, A.Partners Investment Company and Angelsdeck Club Investor Syndicate also participated in the deal. The service plans to invest in marketing and product development in the American market, Forbes writes.

Muver taxi service aggregator, which previously worked in the Russian Federation, raised $1.2 million

According to Baring Vostok Capital Partners partner Maxim Loginov, the Muver service is able to become the leader of the new market due to its demand and easily scalable business model.

Two-thirds of drivers in the United States use more than one service to work in taxis and delivery services, said Evgeny Timko, co-founder and managing partner of Xploration Capital. He added that Muver allows them to earn more by automatically choosing more profitable tasks, and also simplifies the accounting of earned funds and automates tax deductions.

2020: Withdrawal from the Russian market

In 2020, Muver left the Russian market, focusing on development in the United States. In the Russian Federation, the service worked with such systems for taxi drivers as Yandex Taxometer, Citimobil Driver, Taxi Driver ("Lucky"), Gett Drivers, Taxsee Driver ("Maxim"), Wheely Driver and inDriver.^[1][2]

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