Every break, students drive the same corridors with three empty seats while classmates pay for a flight or a bus. Seat Sherpa lets them share the drive at cost — and it costs your college nothing to run.
Request information →No integration, no software to install, and nothing for the college to administer.
Someone heading home to LA for Thanksgiving lists their trip in about a minute, from a browser or the app.
Riders search their route and book online. Payment runs through the platform, so there's no chasing anyone for gas money.
A school-specific promo code gives your students a discount on their first ride and lets us report back how many trips it covered.
When no ride exists yet, students post the trip they're looking for — and get an email the moment someone posts it.
Three problems this touches without a budget line.
Every filled seat is a car that didn't need a space. Nothing to integrate with your parking system — fewer cars is the whole mechanism.
Seat prices are capped at the trip's actual driving cost, so a shared ride is structurally cheaper than a flight or a last-minute bus.
Shared trips on your corridors are measurable. If you use a campus code, we can tell you how many rides and seats it covered.
Tell us your school and the corridors your students travel most. We'll set up a code and a page for those routes, and you can see whether it gets traction before committing to anything.
Request information →Or email justin@seatsherpa.app directly.