
LimoFlow
White-label limousine & chauffeur booking system
Traditional transportation businesses are stuck between two bad options:
Outdated legacy systems - Clunky, not mobile-friendly, expensive to maintain
Monthly SaaS subscriptions - Ongoing costs that eat into thin margins
That's why I built LimoFlow - a complete white-label booking platform that businesses can own outright with a one-time license fee.
The Problem I Observed
After consulting with several limousine companies, I discovered:
Most still use phone/email booking (inefficient, error-prone)
Existing software is often 10+ years old
Mobile booking is essential but rarely implemented well
Monthly SaaS fees range from $100-$500/month
Custom development quotes start at $20,000+
The Solution: LimoFlow
A production-ready platform with:
Customer portal - Instant quotes, online booking, secure payments
Admin dashboard - Manage bookings, fleet, drivers, revenue
Driver portal - Mobile-friendly trip management
White-label - Full branding customization
One-time license - No recurring fees
Tech Stack Choice: Why Cloudflare?
I built entirely on Cloudflare's platform:
Cloudflare Workers: Edge runtime for global performance
Cloudflare D1: SQLite database on edge
Cloudflare Pages: Static hosting with serverless functions
Benefits: Lower costs, faster deployment, better performance than traditional cloud
Total infrastructure cost: <$10/month for typical usage
Business Model
Instead of SaaS subscriptions that burden small businesses, I offer:
Basic: $2,500 (source code + docs)
Standard: $3,500 (code + deployment help + 30 days support)
Premium: $5,000 (full package + custom branding + 12 months updates)
Why one-time pricing?
Transportation businesses prefer predictable costs
Builds trust - they own the software
Aligns with how they traditionally buy software
Higher initial value for me
Features That Matter
Instant Quote Calculator - Google Maps integration for accurate pricing
Stripe Payments - Test/live modes, multiple currencies
Driver Mobile Portal - Real-time trip updates
Fleet Management - Vehicle inventory with images
Booking Analytics - Daily revenue, pending bookings stats
Current Status
✅ MVP complete & deployed
✅ Live demo available (limoflow-demo.pages.dev)
✅ Documentation written
✅ Ready for first customers
Demo Credentials:
Admin: admin@limoflow.demo
Driver: driver.johan@example.com / demo123
Goals & Challenges
Goals:
Month 1: 2 license sales
Month 3: 5 license sales ($12,500+ revenue)
Month 6: 15 license sales ($40,000+ revenue)
Challenges:
Reaching traditional, non-technical business owners
Educating market on "one-time license" vs "monthly SaaS"
Building trust for high-ticket sales
Questions for Indie Hackers
Marketing to traditional businesses: Best channels?
Pricing feedback: One-time vs subscription for B2B?
Sales process: Tips for $2,500+ software sales?
Technical: Experience with Cloudflare Workers for similar products?
Try It Yourself
Live Demo: https://limoflow-demo.pages.dev
GitHub: (link to public repo if available)
Documentation: Full deployment guide available
Special for Indie Hackers
Use code IH50 for 50% off first license purchase (valid for 2 weeks)
Would love your feedback and advice!
My journey
Afelu (marketplace) → KlyrForm (SaaS) → LimoFlow (white-label). Each project built on previous learnings.
About
Transportation companies struggle with outdated booking systems. They need modern, mobile-friendly platforms but lack technical resources. I built LimoFlow to give companies a complete, ready-to-deploy booking system.

2 Comments
Congrats on the launch, looks solid. How are you currently thinking about acquiring early users and gathering feedback?
Hey, thanks a lot! Really appreciate it.
For early users, I'm starting with a pretty direct approach: reaching out to small and mid-sized limo companies directly on LinkedIn and through industry forums. I'm offering a few of them a free setup in exchange for their honest feedback and a case study.
I'm also partnering with a couple of fleet management software companies for integrations, which helps get in front of their customers.
Do you have any experience in B2B onboarding for niche industries? Always open to ideas!