34 rows.
12 platforms.
No spin.

A row is flagged as a differentiator when fewer than three platforms in the matrix offer it as a free, in-the-box capability. Full RTL Arabic and Hebrew, multi-tenant demo systems, admin-editable driver registration forms, admin-editable settings, and OTA updates all clear that bar today.

A "?" means the vendor does not publish that detail on their public website. We refuse to fabricate cells. If you have a screenshot from a sales deck that says otherwise, send it — we update the matrix the same day.

Waslni runs a one-time setup fee plus a flat revenue share with no per-driver, per-vehicle, or per-language surcharges. Onde uses revenue share too but layers on premium tiers; iCabbi adds monthly subscription, per-driver fees, and feature-gated add-ons. The honest answer: in your first 12 months you pay less with Waslni — past that it depends entirely on your gross trips.

It is not just translation. RTL means the whole layout mirrors — buttons swap sides, icons flip, lists scroll the other way. Then there are regional payment providers (Lahza, Fawry, Kashier, Paymob) integrated and tested in production, OTP via SMS aggregators that actually deliver in the region, Arabic font rendering that does not break ligatures, and support staff who speak Arabic. Other "global" platforms layer translation on top of an English-first product. Waslni was designed for MENA from line one.

Because most of your prospects are not ready to commit. Waslni ships a multi-tenant mode where demo accounts get their own branded slug, isolated database namespace, and trial deep-link in 30 seconds — without spinning up another server. That is conversion infrastructure, not a marketing slide.

Under 30 days for a fresh tenant: brand assets + payment provider keys + Firebase project + Apple/Google store accounts → app submitted. The longest pole is store review (5–7 days for App Store, 1–3 for Play). Pre-launch we run a 14-day full-stack demo so you can validate the product on real devices before signing.

Out of the box: Lahza (MENA), Fawry, Kashier, Paymob. Adding another provider is a contained backend change — typically 3–5 days for a Stripe-class API, longer for ones with quirky redirect flows. We do not charge extra for new providers; it ships in your monthly update.

No catch. We use Expo EAS Update so JavaScript changes (most bug fixes, copy tweaks, minor features) ship without a new app store submission. Native changes still need a binary release. The mobile codebase is structured so 90%+ of changes are JS-side, which is why we can fix a reported issue the same day.