Limo software for Mexico operators

Benito Juárez International Airport uses MEX, while Felipe Ángeles International Airport uses NLU; these are separate airports serving the Mexico City metropolitan area. Recording the code, flight and destination address helps dispatch distinguish airport assignments and journeys to districts such as Santa Fe.

Kymark covers 622 markets across 32 states in Mexico, including Mexico City, Tijuana, Iztapalapa, Puebla and Ecatepec de Morelos. Operators in smaller towns run the same system — coverage is not limited to the cities listed on this page.

Yes. Kymark is used by chauffeur, black-car, and limousine operators in 32 states and 622+ cities across Mexico. Dispatch, fleet, billing, and CRM all work out-of-the-box for Mexico workflows and bill natively in MXN.

Absolutely. Flight tracking is included on every plan, alongside meet-and-greet driver prompts and configurable wait-time pricing — so airport work across every major Mexico hub runs on the same system as your corporate, wedding, and hourly jobs.

Most Mexico operators are up and running within a week. Our team helps import customers, vehicles, drivers, and future trips so you can cut over without losing a single booking.

Yes — Mexico operators bill in MXN by default. Kymark also supports nearly every world currency, so cross-border corporate accounts and international travel clients are handled in the same reservations and billing engine.

Yes — every Kymark plan starts with a 14-day free trial. Account login details will be sent on sign up, when the trial starts. Limited time offer to lock in a GNet users discount — 10% off any plan, for life — offer valid until July 29, 2026 (10% off any plan for life while your subscription is active).