One app across the Caribbean. Drift is live across the Cayman Islands, arriving in Jamaica on November 1, 2026.
Drift is built island by island — local drivers, local currency, local support. Here is where we are and where we are going next.
Grand Cayman · Cayman Brac
Live nowDrift's home market. Book a ride anywhere on Grand Cayman — Seven Mile Beach, George Town, West Bay, East End and Owen Roberts International Airport — with upfront pricing and verified local drivers.
Coverage Seven Mile Beach · George Town · West Bay · Bodden Town · East End · North Side · Cayman Brac
Drift in the Cayman Islands →Kingston · Montego Bay · Ocho Rios
Launching Nov 1, 2026Drift is coming to Jamaica. Driver onboarding opens October 15, 2026 so that verified drivers are ready the moment riders can book on November 1.
Launch cities Kingston · Montego Bay · Ocho Rios · Negril · Portmore · Spanish Town · Norman Manley (KIN) & Sangster (MBJ) airports
Drift in Jamaica →The same three steps in every country we operate in
Get Drift free from Google Play or the Apple App Store. One app works in every Drift country.
See the full fare in your local currency before you book. No meters, no negotiating.
A nearby verified driver accepts. Track them live and share your trip with a trusted contact.
The whole app, built for island markets by people who live in them
Know exactly what you'll pay before you book — quoted in KYD or JMD depending on where you are. No meters, no surge surprises.
Drift Standard for up to 4, XL for up to 6, Van for up to 8 and Drift Bus for groups of 9 to 16. Choose the size you need and see each price before you book.
Ride right now, or schedule one for a flight, an early shift or a night out. Scheduled rides are matched to a driver in advance and confirmed to you.
Collect a friend, stop at the shop, drop two people at two addresses. Add stops to a booked trip and the fare updates to include them.
Watch your driver arrive on the map, follow the route as you travel, and send a live trip link to friends or family for peace of mind.
Every driver is identity-checked and document-verified before their first ride, and every trip is logged end to end.
One tap in an emergency calls the local emergency number and alerts your saved emergency contacts with your live location and trip details.
Sort out the pickup in the app — where you're standing, which entrance, how long you'll be. No need to hand over your phone number.
Pay with a saved card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. No cash, no change, no kerbside haggling — and you can add a tip when the trip ends or later.
Left a phone, a bag or a laptop in the car? Report it from your trip history, message the driver, agree a time and they bring it back — for a small return fee shown upfront before you accept. Available in the Cayman Islands, rolling out to each market as it launches.
See your driver's profile and rating before they arrive, then rate the trip when it ends. Ratings are what keep standards where they should be.
Every ride you've taken, with the full fare breakdown — base, distance, stops, tip and any refund — kept in the app for when you need it.
Drift drivers live where they drive. They know the routes, the shortcuts and the spots worth stopping at.
Your account, card and ride history follow you. Land in another Drift country and the app switches region and currency automatically.
Late flight, early shift, 3 AM ride home — Drift runs around the clock, every day of the year.
Where we've been and what's coming next
Drift launches across Grand Cayman, then extends service to Cayman Brac.
Driver onboarding opens islandwide. Drivers register, upload documents and get verified ahead of launch.
Riders can book across Kingston, Montego Bay, Ocho Rios, Negril, Portmore and Spanish Town.
Download Drift now. Ride today in the Cayman Islands, and be ready the day we go live in Jamaica.
Earn on your schedule — in Cayman today, Jamaica from October 15.
Everything you need to know about riding and driving with Drift
Drift is live across the Cayman Islands today. Drift launches in Jamaica on November 1, 2026 (driver onboarding opens October 15, 2026). One app works in every Drift country.
Riders can book from November 1, 2026. Driver onboarding opens on October 15, 2026. Launch cities include Kingston, Montego Bay, Ocho Rios, Negril, Portmore and Spanish Town, plus transfers from Norman Manley and Sangster international airports.
Uber and Lyft do not operate in the Cayman Islands. In Jamaica, Uber covers Kingston and Montego Bay only, and Lyft does not operate at all. Drift is built specifically for these islands — local drivers, local pricing, local currency and local support.
No. Drift is one app. Your account, saved card and ride history travel with you. Land in another Drift country and the app detects your region and shows local pricing in the local currency.
Download the app and choose "Drive with Drift". Cayman onboarding is open now, Jamaica opens October 15, 2026. Drivers are responsible for holding whatever licences their country requires to carry paying passengers.
You see the full price before you book — no meters and no negotiating. Fares are quoted in the local currency of the country you are riding in and charged to the card saved in your app.
Open the trip in your ride history and report the lost item. That starts a message thread with your driver, so you can describe what you left and agree a time and place for the return. If the driver has it and accepts, a small return fee is charged to your saved card — you see the amount before you accept, and nothing is charged if the driver doesn’t have the item. Available in the Cayman Islands, rolling out to each market as it launches.
Yes. Pick a date and time when you book and Drift schedules the ride ahead of you, matching it to a driver in advance and confirming it to you. It’s how most people book airport runs and early starts.
Yes — to collect someone, stop at a shop, or drop passengers at different addresses. The fare updates to include each extra stop and you see the change in the app before you go.
Every driver is identity-checked and document-verified before their first ride. Every trip is GPS-tracked, you can share your live trip with a trusted contact, and in-app support is available 24/7.
Download Drift now and you'll be ready the moment we go live in your country. Drivers in Jamaica can sign up from October 15, 2026.