Taxi & rideshare advertising companies
There are three kinds of vendor, and mixing them up is how brands overpay. Car-wrap networks (Carvertise, Wrapify, Firefly, Nickelytics) pay everyday drivers to run your brand and charge by impressions/miles. Digital cartop & taxi-TV vendors (Uber OOH, Blue Line Media, Adomni) sell screen time on cabs. And AdQuick is the marketplace that buys across all of them. One fact the sell sheets skip: NYC bans rideshare cartops, so “Uber” cartop ads there actually run on yellow taxis. This list is editorial and unpaid.
Car-wrap networks (these pay drivers)
Want to get paid to advertise on your car? Start here — expect roughly $100–$500 per campaign, paid by miles/impressions, not a flat “$400/month” promise.
- Carvertise est. 2012
America’s largest car-wrap network; ~300,000 registered drivers on Uber/Lyft/delivery. Drivers typically start at ~$100 base, up to ~$500 per campaign.
- Wrapify est. 2015
420,000+ contracted drivers (rideshare, delivery and everyday commuters); performance/OOH measurement for brands.
- Firefly est. 2017
GPS-enabled digital tops and car wraps across major North American cities, including New York.
- Nickelytics est. 2019
Car-wrap and digital-sticker marketplace pairing brands with everyday and gig drivers.
Digital cartop & taxi-TV vendors
Uber’s official cartop network. In NYC it runs on 3,000+ yellow taxicabs (city rules bar rideshare cartops), with screens supplied by partners like Cargo Systems and Adomni.
Taxi and rideshare advertising broker across 50+ US cities — tops, wraps, taxi-TV and digital LED.
Out-of-home ad-tech and screen provider powering digital cartop and DOOH inventory.
Taxi, cab and rideshare screen-advertising media buyer.
Marketplace / aggregator
Self-serve marketplace that plans, buys and measures car-wrap and taxi advertising alongside every other OOH format — the only aggregator of most vendors.
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Editorial and unpaid — no company paid to be here and none can buy a better position. Networks, driver pay and city rules change; verify current terms with each vendor. Disclaimer. Updated 2026-08-06.