Patride

Sell to your whole city, from the shop you already have

A gas depot, a grocery shop, a kitchen or a workshop can reach every customer a rider can get to — without buying a single motorcycle.

What you get

What it costs

A service fee per completed order, set per market. No listing fee, no monthly charge, nothing to pay in a week where you sell nothing. The fee is a percentage the market’s operator sets and can see — not a number buried in a contract.

Who this is for

LPG dealers and gas depots; grocery shops, market traders and supermarkets; restaurants, bukas and street-food kitchens; plumbers, electricians, carpenters, painters and appliance repairers; hair stylists, barbers, nail technicians and make-up artists.

In other words: the businesses that already serve a neighbourhood well and have no way to be found by the next one over.

Where we are recruiting

Questions from vendors

What does it cost to sell on Patride?

A platform service fee is taken per completed order, set per market. There is no charge for listing and no monthly fee — if you do not sell, you do not pay.

Do I need my own delivery riders?

No. That is the point of the platform. Patride’s rider network collects from you and delivers, so you can take orders from across the city without buying motorcycles or employing riders.

Who sets my prices?

You do. You list what you charge, the same as you would over the counter, and the customer sees the delivery fee separately.

When do I get paid?

Orders are paid in the app before the rider collects, and settlement runs per market on that market’s schedule. Every order and every fee is itemised, so what you are owed is a record rather than a claim.

What do I need to join?

Verified identity and contact details, a real trading address, and — for gas vendors — cylinders in a condition that passes a valve and seal check. Tradespeople are onboarded per trade.

How to apply

Write to partners@patride.com with your business, your city and what you sell. The contact page lists the other addresses. Vendor onboarding runs market by market as each one opens.