Companies Using Uber for Business

I analyse technology adoption data at TechnologyChecker.io. Uber for Business leaves a public trace once a company ties it to its own sign-on. When an admin sets that up, Uber's developer docs have them add the company's domains, publish a TXT record, uber-domain-verification= followed by a code, and click "Check DNS record". Our October 2026 crawl finds that record on 6,232 domains. We matched 5,521 of the 6,363 in our clean live set to a company, an 86.77% rate, high enough to read these as operating businesses rather than parked or personal domains.

What the record measures

It proves an organisation has an Uber for Business account and claimed its email domain. Uber's domain verification page says this lets admins provision business accounts for anyone with an address on that domain, and the SSO guide says only accounts on verified domains can use single sign-on. Plenty of accounts never get that far. Uber's own overview claims over 200,000 companies, including more than half of the Fortune 500. Our list holds 6,232 domains, and 72 matched companies with more than 10,000 staff.

Sales signal: read 6,232 as a floor on accounts where IT got involved. A company that verified its domain has an admin and, because the record comes from sign-on setup, usually an identity provider, which makes it a better lead for travel, expense and HR tools than an account where three people expense the odd ride.

Why the count nearly doubled

The chart reads 3,374 domains in June, 4,507 in July, 4,904 in August, 5,779 in September and 6,232 in October, up 84.71%. Some of that is ours. The set of domains we crawl turns over every month, with dead domains dropping out and new ones added, and our detection widens over time. You can see it in July, when every DNS record I compared jumped: LogMeIn by 10.37%, Amazon Business by 15.62% and Uber by 33.58%.

After July the paths split. From July to October LogMeIn's record grew 4.84% (8,602 to 9,018) and Amazon Business's 9.37% (8,194 to 8,962). Uber's grew 38.27% (4,507 to 6,232). Then I checked where the new rows came from. Of the 2,461 live Uber domains whose record first appeared from July onward, 1,848 were sites we'd already been crawling for at least 20 days without it. For LogMeIn it was 213 of 993, and for Amazon Business 536 of 1,482.

"Three in four of Uber's new rows since July landed on sites we already knew. For LogMeIn it was one in five. Our crawl explains the July step for both records; it doesn't explain the gap after it." - Emma Davies, Data Analyst at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: part of this is fresh adoption, so recency matters. A domain that added the record in September or October has an admin who has just set up Uber for Business sign-on, and that's the moment to sell the tools around it.

Who verifies a domain

I expected a list of enterprises, since the record comes from sign-on setup. It isn't one. 34.59% of matched companies with a known headcount have ten or fewer employees and 29.75% have 11 to 50. 57.86% of those with a founding year (2,606 of 4,504) started in 2010 or later, 19.8% in the 2020s alone. Compare LogMeIn, also a domain-verification record: there, ten or fewer is 17.27% and the 2020s are 2.65%. Uber's list looks like startups and agencies with a rides or meals budget and someone who can edit DNS.

The big names are there too. Deloitte, Target, Hilton, Morgan Stanley, L'Oréal, Walgreens and American Airlines all carry the record on their main domain. So do Restaurant Brands International on rbi.com and Popeyes on popeyes.com, two verifications inside one group. At that size one record may stand for a single program, say executive cars, rather than every employee.

Sales signal: split the list. The 3,521 matched companies at 50 staff or under sign up with a credit card and decide fast. The 369 above 1,000 staff have procurement, so lead with integrations and policy control.

Where they are and what they do

IT services and IT consulting leads at 8.23%, then software development (7.32%), business consulting (3.74%), financial services (3.4%) and advertising services (3.33%). The top ten add up to 38.87%, so it isn't a vertical product, but the leaders share staff who travel to clients or work late. Geography is the bigger surprise. The United States has 1,918 of the 5,521 matched companies, only 34.74%, against 63.87% on LogMeIn's page. Brazil is second with 603, ahead of Australia (468) and the United Kingdom (384), and Mexico (193) and Colombia (51) take Latin America to 847.

Sales signal: a Latin American campaign has a real list here. Brazil alone holds more matched companies than the United Kingdom, so a Portuguese-language sequence is worth building before a UK one.

Share, rivals and churn

We don't publish a market share. Our data files Uber under Booking & Reservations, where its 6,232 domains would top a table of restaurant and hotel booking tools such as Cloudbeds (5,015), FoodBooking (4,924) and OpenTable (4,149). Uber for Business doesn't compete in that market. Its real rivals, Lyft Business for rides and the corporate accounts of food-delivery apps for meals, leave no signal we detect, so there's no competitor table on this page.

Exits are rare, and that's the instrument. 84 domains have lost the record since we began tracking it in March 2026, 1.35% of today's count, and 5 of those still carry it on another hostname. A company that stops using Uber for Business has no reason to clean up a TXT record.

"Low churn on a verification record tells you the record stays put, not that the customer does. For Uber, the useful signal is the date the record appears." - Emma Davies, Data Analyst at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: don't build a switching story from this page. A rival can still use the list to find companies that have committed to a managed rides program, then pitch on price or coverage.

What else runs on these domains

Percentages here are of the 6,363 live domains in our clean set. Mail is split between the two big suites: Microsoft 365 runs on 38.83% and Google Workspace on 31.76%, far more Google than on LogMeIn's page (13.04%). The 33.76% labelled Apple iCloud Mail is mostly Apple's verification record for Apple Business, not mail. In CRM, Zoho (5.97%) edges Salesforce (5.81%). Amazon Business, another verified business account, shows up on 3.83%. Uber's pricing page lists expense integrations with Ramp, Navan and SAP Concur, but those run inside the company where a crawl can't see them.

Sales signal: for an expense or procurement tool, a domain with both Uber for Business and Amazon Business verified belongs to a company that already buys business services through managed accounts. That 3.83% overlap is a short list worth working first.

Key takeaways

1. 6,232 domains carry the record in October 2026, a floor on accounts, with 5,521 matched to a company.

2. Since July it has grown 38.27%, against 4.84% for LogMeIn's record, and three in four new rows are on sites we already crawled.

3. Small and young: 64.33% have 50 or fewer staff and 57.86% were founded in 2010 or later.

4. Less American than LogMeIn's record: the US holds 34.74% of matched companies against 63.87%, and Brazil is second.

5. No share and no rivals, because our data files Uber with booking widgets and doesn't detect Lyft Business.

How to work this list

Start with the domains that added the record most recently, then split by size: under 50 staff for self-serve offers, over 1,000 for integration-led deals. A first line for an expense tool: "You've just set up Uber for Business sign-on on your domain, so rides and meals now run through company policy; here's how other teams reconcile them without chasing receipts." For the full list of 6,232 Uber for Business domains with company, size and stack data, explore TechnologyChecker.io.