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Every fare accounted for.

Cashless ticketing and a clear view of your collections, for private bus owners. No hardware to buy.

What changes on day one.

Every fare counted

Cash, UPI and card on one terminal, so every ticket lands in the same record.

Today's collection on your phone

See what each bus and route has collected so far, without waiting for the evening count.

No device to buy

Terminals come through our banking partner, so there's no hardware bill.

  • 200+ operators
  • 95%+ stay with us
  • +15–20% operator revenue

Measured across Xplor operators and KMRL feeder buses.

What could 15–20% mean for your fleet?

Minimum ₹1,000. Arrow keys change it by ₹500.

₹4,50,000 – ₹6,00,000 extra revenue per month

≈ ₹54,00,000 – ₹72,00,000 extra revenue per year

Estimate for 10 buses at ₹10,000 a day: ₹4,50,000 to ₹6,00,000 extra revenue per month.

Estimate. Measured across Xplor operators and KMRL feeder buses; your results depend on your routes.

Case studies

+20%

monthly operator revenue

KMRL feeder buses, Kochi

An intelligence layer on Kochi's metro feeder buses, with digital payments rising from 26% to 55%.

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95%

of bus operators now run on Xplor

Cherthala: a whole bus network goes digital

From fragmented, cash-and-paper operations to one connected network in eighteen months.

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How you go live

  1. Step 1
    We survey your routes and fare stages
  2. Step 2
    Terminals arrive through our banking partner
  3. Step 3
    Your crew is trained on the bus
  4. Step 4
    You see collections from day one

Your collections, as they happen.

A demo operator's day. Switch between the overview and collections.

Interactive · try itSwitch between operator, metro feeder, school and advertiser.
app.xplor.in/private/overview

Overview. The brief reads your numbers and tells you what needs you today.

All names and figures in this demo are fictional.

Questions owners ask

See every fare on your routes.

We'll call you, survey your routes and show you what day one looks like.