So there are several competitors to Grab e-hailing now:
AirAsia Ride, MyCar, Maxim, inDrive, and just recently Bolt and Lalamove Ride

What I gathered is that in general all these are cheaper than Grab, but may be harder to find drivers.
Among these alternatives, Maxim seems to have the most users but supposedly full of rejected Grab drivers?

Would like to hear any user reviews here~

Indrive, good luck can get beautiful car. Lol

inDrive my 2nd choice, not because can nego, but app actually let uu know how far are the available drivers.

Between InDrive & AA but slight towards InDrive

So far the cars I got are all quite nice. Some are better than Grab cars tho.

Took Bolt from klia to PJ. After promo discount 110 becomes 90 at 3am.
Service level same like any Malaysian driver grab standard.

if go airport i use Trip. not sure is sub from which platform.

Trip [dot] com, ah?

i buy flight at trip.com then they got pop up say want airport transfer or not. they only do airport pickup / dropoff. not really for general ehailing.

i buy flight at trip.com then they got pop up say want airport transfer or not. they only do airport pickup / dropoff. not really for general ehailing.

Was going from Bangsar to Sri Petaling in weekday evening rush hour

Grab quoted RM54
InDrive lowest bid quoted RM30
Maxim quoted RM17

So I took Maxim; it was a rather worn out Axia (stained interiors, squeaking brakes, rattling noises). But the driver was ok.

wow, the difference is so wide.

Do InDrive and Maxim have hailing licence?

ex-Grab driver here. let me share some insight

Grab has the largest customer base due to good marketing team. So confirm most drivers use this platform for making good fares

Indrive the second the guess? mostly use by locals and banglas. usually this platform is used when we got temporarily ban from grab lol for abusing certain features

maxim, idk is there anyone actually use this? i guess i saw some axia only