Amir Harris founded CharterUp in 2017. After dropping out of college to help his uncle with his limo rental business, Harris saw a huge need for charter buses and vans that could be rented quickly.
Starting with one bus, Harris has managed to grow his company substantially over the past 6 years and now boasts more than 60 buses. Today, CharterUp is listed as the second fastest-growing company in America, making the Inc. 5000 list in 2023.
CharterUp not only claims that you can charter a bus online in 60 seconds, but that the company also offers luxury buses, workplace shuttle buses or vans, and luxury Sprinter vans in selected cities.
In fact, today, CharterUp struggles to keep enough buses and vans in stock to meet demand!
In May 2023, the company moved its corporate office from Atlanta, Georgia, to Austin, Texas.
CharterUp states they plan to add a second headquarters building in Texas later in 2024.
Headquarters remain in Austin, Texas, as of this writing.
Amir Harris founded CharterUp in 2017. After dropping out of college to help his uncle with his limo rental business, Harris saw a huge need for charter buses and vans that could be rented quickly.
Starting with one bus, Harris has managed to grow his company substantially over the past 6 years and now boasts more than 60 buses. Today, CharterUp is listed as the second fastest-growing company in America, making the Inc. 5000 list in 2023.
CharterUp not only claims that you can charter a bus online in 60 seconds, but that the company also offers luxury buses, workplace shuttle buses or vans, and luxury Sprinter vans in selected cities.
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In fact, today, CharterUp struggles to keep enough buses and vans in stock to meet demand!
In May 2023, the company moved its corporate office from Atlanta, Georgia, to Austin, Texas.
CharterUp states they plan to add a second headquarters building in Texas later in 2024.
Headquarters remain in Austin, Texas, as of this writing.