<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Ola has introduced a zero-commission model nationwide, allowing cab drivers to retain 100% of their fare earnings.</li><li>Drivers can opt for a subscription-based model with a 30-day pass for Rs 2,010 or daily at Rs 67.</li><li>The new policy aims to empower driver-partners by providing them complete control of their earnings.</li><li>Namma Yatri had earlier pioneered a similar subscription-based model in 2023.</li><li>Rapido, Ola's rival, is already following a zero-commission model with a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) approach.</li><li>Uber also shifted to a subscription-based model for two and three-wheelers.</li><li>Driver complaints regarding high commission charges led to these companies revising their business models.</li><li>The Telangana Gig & Platform Workers Union (TGPWU) initiated a boycott campaign against high commissions.</li><li>Public criticism and boycotts influenced the government to announce plans for the 'Sahkar Taxi' ride-hailing service.</li><li>The shift in business models aims to address concerns raised by drivers and maintain competitiveness in the market.</li></ul>

Ola launches zero commission model nationwide; drivers will now retain 100% of earnings

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