Bolt expands its Hopp ride-hailing brand into Canadian corporate travel

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April 6, 2026, 2:18 PM

• •Hopp for Business offers features such as centralised billing, spending limits, and automated receipt generation.
• •Hopp aims to save employees time on expense reporting and reduce travel spend for companies.
• •The service is available in 17 municipalities in the Greater Toronto Area, expanding beyond the original consumer launch area.
• •Bolt charges drivers a 15% commission, lower than Uber's, allowing for competitive pricing.

Bolt's North American brand Hopp has introduced a corporate mobility product, Hopp for Business, in the Greater Toronto Area to address fragmented expense reporting. This launch comes a year after Hopp's consumer debut and targets Canada's growing business travel market, forecasted to reach CAD $44.3 billion in 2025. Hopp for Business offers features like centralised billing and automated expense reporting, aiming to save companies up to 25% on travel spend. The move positions Bolt to compete with Uber by focusing on corporate procurement's cost controls and reporting requirements.

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