For employers

Your team already drives in.
Most of those seats are empty.

Every morning your people drive the same corridors alone, and every one of them needs a parking space when they arrive. Seat Sherpa lets them share the commute at cost — and it costs the company nothing to run.

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How it works for employers

No integration, no software to install, and nothing for HR or IT to administer.

1

An employee posts the commute they're already driving

They list their route and time in about a minute, from a browser or the app. Nothing to install.

2

Coworkers on the same corridor book a seat

Payment runs through the platform, so nobody is chasing a colleague for gas money — the awkward part of every informal carpool.

3

We can set up a code for your worksite

A company-specific promo code gives employees a discount on their first ride and lets us report back how many trips it covered.

4

Unmet demand becomes visible

When nobody's driving a route yet, employees post the commute they need — and get an email the moment someone offers it.

Why employers care

Three problems this touches without a budget line.

🅿️ Parking pressure

Every filled seat is one fewer car needing a space. Nothing to integrate with your parking system — fewer cars arriving is the whole mechanism.

💸 Commute cost

Seat prices are capped at the trip's actual driving cost, so splitting a commute is meaningfully cheaper than driving alone — a real benefit that costs you nothing.

📋 Trip-reduction reporting

If your worksite files an AVR survey under South Coast AQMD Rule 2202, shared trips are exactly what you're counting. A worksite code lets us tell you how many rides it covered.

What it costs

Nothing, to the company. Seat Sherpa is a consumer marketplace — employees post and book directly, and we take a small service fee on each booked seat. There's no contract, no license, no onboarding project, and no IT work. If your team doesn't use it, it costs you nothing.

Seat prices are capped at the trip's shared driving cost (currently up to $55 a seat), because this is cost-sharing carpooling — not a ride-hail service and not a way for employees to run a business.

Want to try it at your worksite?

Tell us where your people commute from. We'll set up a code and a page for those corridors, and you can see whether it gets traction before committing to anything.

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Or email justin@seatsherpa.app directly.