Zayup runs the dispatch desk and the marketing for ground transport operators. We answer your existing number, enter the trip in the system your office already uses, and hand the job to your own drivers. No app to adopt, no software to switch, no cut of the fare.
We run this on our own cars. Zayup manages the dispatch and the digital marketing for a New York Metro car service covering Newark, JFK, and LaGuardia currently, not as an old case study.
Nights, weekends and holidays covered
A week of cover, if you staff it yourself
We take a seat in the one you already run
Every line, one trained team
Your cars, your drivers, your rates. We take the call and book the trip the ride itself never leaves your operation.
Your number, your rates, your drivers. The only thing that changes is who picks up.
Your number, your rates, your drivers. The only thing that changes is who picks up.
A trained person, not a voicemail box and not a menu tree.
Booked in the software your office already logs into, with your rates and vehicle classes.
Dispatched to your own fleet, exactly as if your office had taken the call.
Airport work does not arrive during office hours. It arrives at five in the morning and eleven at night, and a caller who reaches voicemail opens an app instead.
Covering the phone yourself around the clock means roughly a hundred and sixty-eight hours a week of dispatcher time. Most operators do not staff it they just stop answering.
Lunch, a sick day, a second line ringing while the first is live. When one person is the phone room, every gap is a lost fare.
Hotels, corporate travel desks, and medical facilities ask one question before they place work with you: who answers at two in the morning? "Voicemail" ends the conversation.
A dispatch desk captures demand that already exists. Marketing creates it. Run both under one vendor, and the handoffs stop landing on you.
Local search and paid campaigns built around airport and corporate transfer intent, not broad junk traffic.
A live dispatcher is on the line at any hour, because the call is the booking in this business.
Entered in your system with the right vehicle class, flight details, and rate for the first time.
Dispatched to your own drivers. We never touch the fare and never place your work elsewhere.
Post-ride follow-up and account booking, so the second ride costs you nothing to win.
Live dispatch, after-hours coverage, and growth systems built specifically for ground transportation operators.
Ride dispatch & call answering
Every module is sold on its own. Most operators start with after-hours cover, because it works on calls that are already ringing.
Keep your office during the hours you already staff and hand us nights, weekends, holidays, or overflow periods.
A consistent booking desk for hotels, medical accounts, travel coordinators, and recurring corporate riders.
Search campaigns are structured around airports, service areas, and high-intent transportation searches.
Fast service pages, short quote paths, and mobile-first call actions designed around how riders actually book.
Use automation for repeat questions and simple overflow, while complex situations move directly to a live person.
There is no platform to migrate to and no commission on your fares. The change is who picks up.
Service area, rate card, vehicle classes, airport and terminal rules, account instructions, and which lines ring where. Every operator runs differently.
Each dispatcher gets a named seat in the system you already use, reached through a secure remote session. Nothing is ripped out, and nothing is re-keyed later.
Our desk answers on the hours you choose and your office stays as the fallback. Your numbers do not change, and the phone line costs on our side sit with us.
Calls in, calls answered, trips booked, and hours worked, by week. One document instead of asking the desk how last night went.
That single question sorts every operator we speak to, and it decides which of these two you are.
We take a named agent seat in your system and work inside it. Your drivers see the same jobs in the same app they use today, and your records stay in one place.
Plenty of profitable operators do, and nothing in the rules forces you to change. We bring the dispatch system and the people to run it, and you keep your number and your drivers.
On-premise-only software that cannot be reached from outside your office is the one case we will tell you up front does not work. We will say so on the call rather than after you sign.
Service area, rate card, vehicle classes, airport and terminal rules, account instructions, and which lines ring where. Every operator runs differently.
Each dispatcher gets a named seat in the system you already use, reached through a secure remote session. Nothing is ripped out, and nothing is re-keyed later.
Our desk answers on the hours you choose and your office stays as the fallback. Your numbers do not change, and the phone line costs on our side sit with us.
Calls in, calls answered, trips booked, and hours worked, by week. One document instead of asking the desk how last night went.
We quote after we have seen your call pattern rather than guessing at it, and marketing is priced separately from the desk. Nothing is bundled into a figure you cannot break apart.
Zayup is a US-registered operations company headquartered in Catonsville, Maryland, with its own managed delivery floor agents, team leads, supervisors, and managers on staff. You are not being handed to a subcontractor after you sign.
We also own and operate a New York Metro car service running Newark, JFK, and LaGuardia, and we run its dispatch and its digital marketing ourselves. Every recommendation on this page is one we apply to our own phones and our own ad spend first. When the numbers on an account stop making sense, we raise it rather than keeping quiet and invoicing.
Yes. Each dispatcher gets a named seat in your own software, reached through a secure remote session, so the trip is entered where your office and your drivers already see it. We buy a seat per named person rather than sharing one login, because that is how these systems license access and because it is the only way an audit trail stays meaningful.
That is common and it is not a problem. Nothing in most local regulation requires an electronic system, so plenty of profitable operators still run on a phone and paper. In that case we bring the platform as part of the engagement and run it for you. You keep your number, your drivers and your rates.
No. Your existing numbers and greetings stay exactly as they are. The routing sits in front of them, so nothing changes for the rider dialling you.
Yes, and it is where most operators start. You keep your own office for the hours you already staff and hand us the ones you were never going to. Seasonal cover works the same way for resort and summer markets.
On pooled desk time rather than a dedicated head, because at most operators’ volumes a dedicated person would sit idle between calls and you would be paying for it. We recommend a structure after we have seen your call pattern. The phone service and caller ID we run for your queue are carried on our side, marketing is priced separately, and there is no percentage taken on your fares.
No. We are a desk, not a broker. Every trip we take goes to your own fleet. We do not farm work out, we do not hold your customer list, and we do not sell your riders anything.
Yes. Those programs typically require the rider to phone a dispatcher, which is exactly the work that keeps an operator tied to the phone. We take the call, confirm eligibility details against your account instructions, and book it in your system.
Bring a week of call data or just your coverage hours. We will walk the routing, show you a dispatcher working live in a booking system, and tell you plainly whether the desk makes sense for an operation your size.
We reply the same business day.
Or call (443) 836-5754 and ask for the dispatch desk.