Rent a car anywhere in Nigeria.
With a driver, or drive it yourself. Papers checked before a car goes up, money held until the trip is over, and a real person when something goes wrong.
No account needed to look. You only need one to book.
Two ways to rent
A driver, or the keys.
With a driver
The car and its driver come to you. Any government ID and you are booked.
- No caution, no licence needed
- Airport pick-up on cars that offer it
- Fuel is the owner’s to sort, not yours
Self-drive
Your licence, your trip. Every self-drive car is tracked and comprehensively insured.
- Tracker fitted, insurance verified
- Refundable caution, back after the trip
- At least half a tank, and no need to refill
1
Find one
Pick your state and whether you want a driver. Prices are the real total for your dates — no surprise at checkout.
2
Book it
Instant on some cars. On others the owner has hours to answer, and if they do not, every naira comes back on its own.
3
Go
The exact address and the owner’s number arrive once the booking is confirmed — never before.
Safety
Handing a stranger your car shouldn’t feel like a risk.
Most of what Ridrr does happens before anybody meets.
Everyone is checked
Nobody books or lists a car until their ID has been verified. A vehicle licence for every car; self-drive adds proof of ownership, comprehensive insurance and a roadworthiness certificate — and a car comes off the road the day one lapses.
Money held, not passed on
Ridrr holds what a renter pays until the trip is over. A caution is the renter’s own money, held and given back — no fee or commission touches it.
Someone to call
If a car comes back damaged or filthy, nobody argues in a car park. Send us the photographs and we decide what comes out of the caution.
For owners
Your car is parked. It could be working.
You set the hourly rate, the discount for longer bookings, who can book, how far it may go, and what caution you hold. We take 15% of the rental, and you see what you keep beside every price you type.
A Sienna at ₦5,000 an hour, booked for a day
₦81,600
reaches you
Two days like that a month is about ₦1.96m a year from a car that was sitting still.
Coverage
Everywhere, not just Lagos.
Ridrr covers all 36 states and the FCT. Owners set how far their car may go — their own state, the states next to it, or anywhere in the country.
Questions
What people actually ask.
Who pays for fuel?
Every car is handed over with at least half a tank — or half charge, if it is electric. You bring it back with whatever is in it. You are never asked to refill it. On a with-driver booking, fuel is between the owner and their driver and nothing to do with you.
What is the caution, and do I get it back?
Only self-drive bookings have one, and only if the owner sets one. It is your own money, held by Ridrr and returned in full after a clean return. No commission or service fee is ever taken from it. If the owner claims against it, they send us photographs and we decide.
What if I need to cancel?
The owner picks one of four policies, and the exact moment free cancellation ends is shown before you pay. If that moment has already passed — you are booking for tomorrow, say — the app tells you there is no refund before you pay, not after. The Ridrr service fee is the one thing never refunded.
Do I need to verify my ID?
To look around, no. To book a car or list one, yes — it takes about two minutes in the app, and it is the reason both sides can trust who turns up.
Can I take the car to another state?
Only if the owner allows it. Each listing says whether the car may go anywhere in Nigeria, to neighbouring states, or must stay in its own — and you can filter for cars that reach where you are going.
What does Ridrr charge?
Renters pay a 5% service fee on the rental. Owners pay 15% commission. Nothing is charged on a caution, and there are no listing fees, no monthly fees and no fee for having a car sit unbooked.
Coming soon
The app is coming to iPhone and Android.
We are testing now, with our first cars in Lagos. Email us and we will tell you the day it opens — nothing else, ever.