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ARRIVE ALIVE…
South Africa’s digital economy is getting a home-grown challenger. OMN1, a South African-built super app combining e-hailing, food delivery, creator monetisation and messaging all in one platform, will officially launch nationally on 5 November 2026 in Johannesburg.
The platform is launching with two propositions at the centre of its model: an 85% driver payout on every completed Move trip, and a creator monetisation programme that opens eligibility from 3,000 followers.
OMN1 enters this environment with a proposition built around a simple question: what happens when the people generating value on a digital platform are placed closer to the centre of its economic model?
A DIFFERENT PROPOSITION FOR E-HAILING DRIVERS
OMN1’s Move service pays drivers 85% of every fare, with the company stating that the share applies to each completed trip without tiered structures or performance conditions.
The model is designed around the economic realities faced by e-hailing…
