Like Uber and ride-sharing startup Lyft, Gett doesn’t own its own fleet. Instead, it connects passengers to drivers through a mobile app. Still, Gett boasts access to a fleet of 3,000 in NYC ...

Gett, a ride-hailing app for black cars that competes with Uber, has doubled its driver ranks in Manhattan since the summer — and the secret sauce is “flat-rate pricing,” its CEO told The Post.

After raising $300 million from Volkswagen earlier this year, on-demand ride service Gett is getting another tranche of financing.On Wednesday, the company announced that it has secured a $100 ...

Gett, an international Uber competitor making a big push in NYC, has today reduced fixed and predictable pricing by up to 25 percent, aiming to compete more squarely with Uber’s UberX service ...

Gett’s CEO, Shahar Waiser, says that the consistent pricing model grew out of the company’s corporate business, through which 2,500 companies pay for their employees’ rides.

Tel Aviv-based Gett Inc. said it’s paying $200 million to acquire Juno, a New York startup that endeared itself to drivers by offering company stock and better pay than Uber.