Solutions by segment
Ground Transportation Solutions for Every Buyer and Supplier
GNet is one network of 6,000+ chauffeur and transfer operators in 90+ countries. How you use it depends on who you are. Pick the page written for your role.
Last reviewed 2026-09-29. Network figures as of August 2026.
- Travel management
For TMCs
Expand supplier coverage by city, review available credential evidence, and evaluate reservation connectivity for your booking workflow.
See how GNet fits - Corporate travel
For corporate travel teams
Find primary and backup Ground Suppliers for executive travel and recurring itineraries. Agree a booking and escalation process with your TMC or travel team.
See how GNet fits - Sourcing and procurement
For sourcing buyers
Compare suppliers against your sourcing brief, request the evidence your program needs, and agree service standards and commercial responsibilities.
See how GNet fits - Travel platforms
For OTAs and travel platforms
One API to add airport transfers and chauffeur bookings from 6,000+ operators as an ancillary, without building a supplier network.
See how GNet fits - Events and MICE
For DMCs and event planners
Source local chauffeur and group transportation operators in 90+ countries and review their credential evidence before you commit.
See how GNet fits - Leisure and agency
For travel agencies
A free directory of transfer suppliers. Book direct with the operator and keep the commission you negotiate, with no aggregator cut.
See how GNet fits - Supply side
For independent chauffeur operators
Licensed, insured owner-drivers join free, list their credentials once, and take farm-in work from larger fleets on the same network.
See how GNet fits - Specialty service
For NEMT programs
Non-emergency medical transportation: find operators with wheelchair-accessible and stretcher-capable vehicles for scheduled medical trips.
See how GNet fits
Not sure which segment fits?
Buyers of any kind can start from the general buyer overview. Fleet operators looking to exchange work with other companies should start from the operator products page.