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99: Rides, Food, Pay4.3 (3M+)

99 Taxis Desenvolvimento de Softwares Ltda. - Epp

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Report updated Apr 18, 2026

99: Rides, Food, Pay is a struggling travel app that is free with in-app purchases. With a 4.3/5 rating from 3M reviews, it struggles with user retention. Users particularly appreciate competitive pricing, though ineffective customer support remains a common concern.

What is 99: Rides, Food, Pay?

99 is a Brazilian Super App integrating multi-modal transportation, food delivery, and logistics with a native fintech ecosystem (99Pay). It targets urban residents seeking high-value mobility and accessible financial services. While it holds a strong market position through hyper-local categories like 99Moto and 99Negocia, it is currently facing a significant trust crisis due to ineffective customer support and financial disputes.

Current Momentum

v6.60 · 6d ago

Maintenance

The app is currently in maintenance mode, focusing exclusively on bug fixes and minor display improvements. No major feature updates have been identified in the provided history.

Active Nemesis

Uber - Request a ride

Uber - Request a ride

By Uber Technologies

Other Rivals

Mercado Pago: cuenta digital
iFood: pedir delivery em casa
Cabify
PicPay: Conta, Cartão e Pix
BlaBlaCar: Carpooling and Bus
Lalamove - Fast & Affordable

7-Day Rank Pulse 🇺🇸

Travel
#95
4

Rating Pulse 🇺🇸

Recent User Mood

What makes this app unique?

What Does It Look Like?

What Are The Key Features?

Multi-modal TransportationStandard

Comprehensive ride options including Pop, Plus, Taxi, Moto, and electric vehicles.

99Pay Digital AccountDifferentiator

Integrated financial services including Pix transfers, bill payments, personal loans, and 110% CDI yield.

99EntregaStandard

Dedicated delivery service for packages and gifts via car or motorcycle.

99NegociaDifferentiator

Dynamic pricing feature allowing users to negotiate the fare for their ride.

How much does it cost?

Freemium
  • Free to download
  • Transaction-based ride/delivery fees
  • Fintech monetization (loans/investments)

The app uses a Super App strategy, monetizing through logistics commissions and financial service integration to maximize user lifetime value.

Who Built It?

99 Taxis Desenvolvimento de Softwares Ltda. - Epp app icon

Providing a multi-modal urban ecosystem for Brazilians to manage transportation, logistics, and financial services in a single interface.

Portfolio

2

Apps

Free 1
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What do users think recently?

High confidence · 99 reviews analyzed · Based on 99 reviews. Signal may be noisy.

How did the latest release land?

Overall
4.3/ 5
(3M)
Current version
4.7/ 5
+0.4 vs overall
(16.6K)
Main signal post-update: competitive Pricing.

What is the recent mood?

Upset

Recent user voice shows a upset sentiment. Users appreciate competitive pricing, but report ineffective customer support and financial disputes and fraud.

What Users Love

Competitive Pricing

What Frustrates Users

Ineffective Customer Support
Financial Disputes and Fraud

View the full user-sentiment analysis

Mood gauge, ratings & review-volume history, every praise / complaint / request, and sentiment over time.

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What is the competitive landscape for 99: Rides, Food, Pay?

Where is it available?

Localized markets (5)

United StatesBrazilJapanSouth KoreaMexico

How's The Travel Market?

How does it evolve in the Travel market?

Rank progression

46 active rankings tracked — 30-day window

The rivals identified

The outtake for 99: Rides, Food, Pay

Strengths to defend, gaps to attack

Core Strengths

  • Native fintech integration (99Pay) with 110% CDI yield
  • Hyper-local low-cost categories (99Moto, 99Pop)
  • Dynamic fare negotiation (99Negocia)
  • Massive existing user base in Brazil (3M+ Android ratings)

Critical Frictions

  • Non-functional automated customer support
  • High frequency of financial/fraud complaints
  • Intrusive UI pop-ups and promotional clutter
  • Driver reliability issues (strategic cancellations)

Growth Levers

  • Expansion into crypto and advanced investments to rival Mercado Pago
  • Unified subscription model to drive ecosystem lock-in
  • B2B logistics expansion with larger vehicle types

Market Threats

  • Uber's high innovation velocity and global interoperability
  • iFood's dominance in restaurant partnerships
  • Regulatory or reputational risk from 99Pay financial disputes

What are the next best moves?

high

Rebuild Customer Support Workflow

Support is cited as 'inexistent' and 'automated' in high-frequency complaints, preventing resolution of financial disputes.

high

Implement Driver Cancellation Penalties

Users report drivers 'staying still for 10 minutes' to force user-paid cancellation fees, a major source of 'Upset' sentiment.

medium

UI De-cluttering Initiative

Medium-frequency complaints describe the app as a 'mess' with 'pop-ups everywhere' that hinder core transportation utility.

Feature Gaps vs Competitors

  • Global interoperability (available in Uber but missing here)
  • Cross-platform subscription model (Uber One available in Uber but missing here)
  • Crypto trading and diversified investments (available in Mercado Pago but missing here)
  • B2B travel management and carbon tracking (available in Cabify but missing here)

Key Takeaways

If I were the PM, I would halt feature expansion to fix the broken support and financial trust loop, as the 'Terrible' sentiment trend threatens the 99Pay ecosystem. The app's core strength is its fintech integration, but this is currently its biggest liability due to perceived fraud and lack of human assistance.

Where Is It Heading?

Declining

Sentiment is 'Terrible' with high-frequency fraud and support complaints — indicates a trust crisis.

Innovation velocity is lower than Uber (maintenance-heavy updates vs Uber's 27 releases in 6 months).

99Pay (110% CDI) and 99Negocia remain strong unique value propositions in the Brazilian market.

Disclosure: Independent intel to help mobile builders succeed.

AI-powered analysis with editorial review, built from publicly available sources. Marlvel.ai is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by 99: Rides, Food, Pay, its developer, the app publisher, Apple, or Google Play. All trademarks, logos, and screenshots referenced remain the property of their respective owners.

What's new

The app has transitioned to a fintech-focused freemium model but is suffering from a significant decline in user trust due to support and financial disputes.

declined

Sentiment Crisis

shifted

Freemium Model Adoption

improved

Fintech and Negotiation Differentiators

shifted

Maintenance-Focused Development

Cite this report

Marlvel.ai. “99: Rides, Food, Pay Intelligence Report.” Updated Apr 18, 2026. https://marlvel.ai/apps/com-99taxis

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