BNR A/S
Publisher DNA
What defines BNR A/S?
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Portfolio
What does BNR A/S ship?
Apps
7 apps analysed
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Direct driver contact reduces cancellation rates
- Nationwide network of 3,000+ licensed vehicles
Tightly focused on 2 markets (Sweden, United States).
Based on 1 of 7 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States1 / 1
Europe (1)
- Sweden1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
Rivals
Who does BNR A/S compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both services target commuters requiring reliable, licensed taxi transit, with Freenow competing directly for the same urban mobility market share through a broader European footprint.
Contenders(10)
Both apps provide nationwide taxi-booking services with fixed-price estimation and licensed driver networks, targeting commuters who prioritize safety and pre-calculated fares.
Both services target the Scandinavian commuter market with fixed-price taxi booking and digital dispatch, forcing them to compete for the same user base in Norway.
Both apps target urban commuters by aggregating licensed taxi fleets into a digital booking interface, creating direct competition for users prioritizing professional driver reliability over gig-economy alternatives.
Both apps target the taxi-booking market by aggregating licensed fleets for immediate transit, directly competing for commuters who prioritize pre-calculated fares and reliable vehicle dispatch.
Both apps function as primary digital interfaces for booking licensed taxi fleets, competing for commuters who prioritize reliable, cashless transit.
Both applications target Norwegian commuters with automated taxi booking and price estimation, creating direct competition for the same user base. They share a core utility of providing maximum price offers for trips to ensure transparent transit costs.
Both apps function as official booking interfaces for local taxi fleets, competing for the same commuter base requiring reliable, pre-scheduled, or immediate transit.
Both apps compete for the same commuter segment by providing taxi-booking utilities, with Maxim offering a broader multi-modal service that overlaps with the core transit focus of Taxifix.
Skyline Taxis competes for the same taxi-booking utility market, offering similar on-demand and pre-booking features that overlap with the core functionality of Taxifix.
Both apps compete for the same ride-hailing audience by providing digital booking interfaces for transit, forcing Taxifix to defend its local network against a rival with higher user satisfaction.
Same space(17)
Allocab targets the same high-intent travel segment as Taxifix by focusing on pre-booked private driver services.
Arro serves the same taxi-hailing demographic as Taxifix but differentiates through a static, surge-free fare structure.
Bitaksi targets the same ride-hailing audience as Taxifix but utilizes a gamified loyalty program to drive repeat usage.
Blic Taxi serves the same local taxi-booking utility as Taxifix for the Montenegro market.
Bolt serves the same urban commuter segment as Taxifix but uses multi-modal bundling to increase session frequency.
Globe Taxi Ltd competes for the same local transit and airport transfer market as Taxifix.
Heetch competes for the same commuter audience as Taxifix by offering flexible, user-driven ride-hailing services.
Throo competes for the same ride-hailing audience as Taxifix by emphasizing a fair-service model for both drivers and riders.
TADA competes for the same urban travelers as Taxifix by utilizing a fair-service model for ride matching.
Roby Taxi serves the same licensed taxi network as Taxifix but operates as a commission-free booking layer.
TA Taxi Driver serves the same dispatch-dependent taxi fleets as Taxifix but focuses on the driver-side management utility.
SIXT targets the same traveler demographic as Taxifix but focuses on premium rental inventory rather than on-demand taxi hailing.
Taxi Move targets the same Italian market as Taxifix by providing a localized taxi-booking interface.
Uber competes for the same Norwegian commuter base by providing a multi-modal transport network that captures transit intent beyond simple ridesharing.
VrapOn targets the same taxi-hailing market as Taxifix by providing real-time driver tracking and upfront pricing.
YallaGo! provides a similar taxi-hailing utility to Taxifix for users seeking on-demand car bookings.
Yango serves a similar mobility-focused audience as Taxifix but operates as a super app integrating delivery and ride-hailing.