Press kit

Covering PairMee? Everything you need is here.

An approved boilerplate, a fact sheet, downloadable logos, and a direct line to the founder. If something you need is missing, email bar@pairmee.com and you will get it within a day.

Boilerplate

Approved for direct quotation, no paraphrase needed:

PairMee is a free web platform that matches travelers heading the same way in Israel so they can share the ride and split the cost. Riders post a route, see people going in the same direction, approve who joins, and pay half or less of the meter. PairMee is a matching layer, not a taxi company: it does not operate vehicles or process payments. Everyone signs in with Google, ride owners approve every match, and women can post women-only rides. PairMee is founder-led and based in Israel. More at pairmee.com.

Fact sheet

What: A free web platform for matching travelers heading the same way so they can share the ride and split the cost
Where: Israel. Launch wedge: Ben Gurion Airport routes
Stage: Early stage, founder-led, launched 2026
Price: Free for riders: no booking fees, no cut of the fare. PairMee does not process payments
Platform: Web app at app.pairmee.com, no download. Google sign-in only, no anonymous accounts
Trust model: Ride owner approves every match. Women-only rides toggle. Pickup location stays city-level until a match is accepted
The math: A solo Tel Aviv to Ben Gurion taxi runs around ₪150. 2 riders pay about ₪75 each, 3 pay about ₪50
Contact: bar@pairmee.com

We do not publish user or ride counts at this stage, and we will not confirm invented ones. Recent product milestones are listed on the updates page.

Why this is a story

People already do this, with no platform
Every day, people look for others to share the ride with in Instagram stories, WhatsApp groups, and Facebook groups. The demand is proven; the infrastructure is missing. PairMee is the first place that unifies it: a real Google account behind every request, mutual ratings, and one place you come back to every time you need to share a ride.
The alternatives keep narrowing
The shared sherut vans from Ben Gurion no longer operate and nothing door-to-door replaced them, so the improvised coordination only grows. The fare itself is per taxi, not per person: splitting is the single biggest fare cut available to travelers.
Trust as the product
PairMee owns no vehicles and employs no drivers. The product is the trust layer: Google sign-in with no anonymous accounts, owner approval on every match, and women-only rides as an enforced rule rather than a polite request.

Logos and brand assets

Direct downloads, publication-ready. Clear space: keep at least the height of the parrot's eye empty on all sides. Do not place the logo on busy photos without the on-dark version or a solid backing.