Pilot opening · Ajah → Victoria Island

Same road. Shared seat. Fixed fare.

Komyut matches Lagos commuters who already drive your route with people who need a seat. One fixed fare, verified people, no wahala at the bus stop.

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ID-verified membersCashless via PaystackScheduled, not on-demand

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Seat confirmedAjah → Victoria Island · ₦1,000

Identity verifiedID + selfie matched

85%of every fare goes to the car owner

ID-verified membersFixed fares, no surgeCashless via PaystackFixed, public pickup pointsOfferers reviewed by handTwo-way ratingsReal people in supportAutomatic refunds on cancellation

Every morning, cars leave Ajah with empty seats — while the bus stop fills up.

Fares that stack up

Keke to the junction, bus to the expressway, another bus to the island. Three fares, three waits, every single day.

Surge when you need it most

Ride-hailing prices jump at rush hour — exactly when you have to be at your desk.

Car owners pay full fuel alone

The same trip, the same traffic, and three empty seats nobody is paying for.

Why Komyut

A better way to get to work.

Everything that makes the Lagos commute stressful, designed out.

Fixed fares

The fare is set before anyone gets in the car.

One fare per corridor and departure window, published before you book. Rush hour costs the same as any other time. No surge, no haggling.

Verified people

You know exactly who you’re riding with.

Every member passes ID and selfie checks before their first trip. Car owners also submit their licence and vehicle papers, reviewed by hand.

Colleagues & neighbours

Ride with people from your office and estate.

Verify your work email and same-employer matches rank first. Pickups are at known gates and landmarks, never a random roadside stop.

Cashless

No cash in the car. No wahala.

Pay by card in the app through Paystack. Komyut holds the payment and releases it to the car owner only when the ride is complete.

For drivers

Let your empty seats pay for your fuel.

You’re driving to work anyway. Offer the seats you’re not using and offset fuel costs on every trip. You keep 85% of each fare.

Offset fuel costs
Drive on your own schedule
Verified riders only

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For passengers

Ride with people going your way.

Skip the bus-stop scramble. One fixed fare instead of three connections, with neighbours and colleagues heading to the same place.

Save on your daily commute
Commute with people from your office
Make real connections on the way

Find a seat How riding works

How it works

One account. Two ways to commute.

Drive on Monday, ride on Tuesday. Switch between finding and offering a seat any time.

The full walkthrough

Search your corridor

Pick your route and the time you need to be at work. You see every scheduled ride, the offerer, their car and the fixed fare.

Reserve and pay in-app

Book your seat and pay through Paystack. Your pickup point and the offerer’s details are confirmed straight away.

Meet, ride, rate

Meet at the corridor pickup point, ride to work, then rate the trip. Good ratings build trust for everyone.

₦1,000fixed fare per seat, Ajah → Victoria Island

85%of every fare goes to the car owner

0surge pricing. Rush hour costs the same

100%of members ID-verified before their first trip

Corridors

We start where the traffic is worst.

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Pilot opening

Ajah → Victoria Island

Our pilot corridor along the Lekki–Epe Expressway. Morning trips to the Island, evening trips back to Ajah, Monday to Friday.

Fare per seat: ₦1,000
Morning window: [6:00–8:00 AM]
Evening window: [5:00–7:30 PM]
Days: Monday – Friday

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Aerial view of a busy Lagos expressway — Along the Lekki–Epe Expressway

For car owners

Your car is going to VI anyway.

Offer the seats you’re not using on the trip you already make. You pick your departure time and how many seats. Komyut handles payment and support.

Your schedule

Post a trip only on days you’re driving.

Paid to your bank

Earnings go out in regular payout runs.

No detours

Riders meet you at fixed corridor points.

Verified riders only

Everyone in your car passed ID checks.

Everything about offering seats

Estimate what your empty seats cover

Enter a corridor fare. You keep 85% of it.

Fare per seat (₦)

Seats you offer 3

Trips per week 10

You could receive up to₦102,000 / monthWith every seat filled, over 4 weeks, after Komyut’s 15% fee. Corridor fares are published before launch.

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Estates · Offices · Campuses

Bring Komyut to your estate or office.

Neighbours and colleagues already travel the same road. We’ll help your community set up shared commutes with people you already know.

Komyut for business

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From the blog

Notes on commuting better in Lagos.

All articles

Company

20 October 2026

Introducing Komyut: shared commutes for Lagos

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Safety

13 October 2026

How we verify every member before their first trip

Fares

6 October 2026

Why Komyut fares are fixed — and why that matters at 6:40 AM

FAQ

Questions Lagos asks us.

Still unsure? Our help centre has more answers, and a real person replies to every message.

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Is Komyut a taxi or ride-hailing service?

No. Offerers are everyday commuters already making the trip to work. Riders share the cost of a seat on that trip. Nobody drives for Komyut full-time.

Which routes do you cover?

We are piloting on Ajah → Victoria Island. New corridors open based on demand — join the waitlist and tell us your route.

When can I start using Komyut?

We’re opening the pilot to people on the waitlist first. Join it and we’ll let you know as soon as seats open on your corridor.

Do I need a separate app to offer seats?

No. One account does both. Drive on Monday, ride on Tuesday — switch between seeking and offering a seat any time.

How are fares set?

Komyut’s operations team sets a fixed fare for each corridor and departure window. Riders and offerers can’t change it, so there is no surge pricing and no negotiating.

How do I pay?

All payments happen in the app through Paystack. No cash changes hands in the car.

Tomorrow’s commute can cost less and feel better.

Join the waitlist. We’ll let you know when seats open on your corridor.

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