PickUp Sign for
UK drivers
and chauffeurs.
Free pickup sign app for Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, Luton, Manchester, Edinburgh, and Birmingham.
The UK chauffeur and private hire trade is the largest in Europe by volume. PickUp Sign turns any phone or tablet into a clean, full-brightness digital name board, designed for crowded arrivals halls and tight kerb-side dwells. Free at the core, no ads, no internet required.
Why drivers in United Kingdom
are switching.
Built for Heathrow arrivals
Works at every UK airport, every terminal. The app needs no airport-specific configuration, no GPS, no network. Open it, type the name, hold it up.
Replaces the printed A4 sheet
No more printer at the office, no laminated stack in the glove box. Update the name in seconds if the booking moves.
Free, with an optional polish
Black and white free forever, no ads. The optional Colour Themes upgrade is US$0.99/year for 22 premium background colours.
Real United Kingdom use cases.
Heathrow T5 pickup, business traveller
Pre-load the name on the drive in, hold the phone up at the meet-and-greet zone, name visible from the customs exit.
Manchester event transfer, conference centre
Fleet of drivers, all using the same app, colour-coded by delegate group.
Frequently asked.
Is PickUp Sign free in United Kingdom?
Yes. The core app is free forever in United Kingdom and everywhere. There are no ads, no trials, no time limits. The optional Colour Themes upgrade is US$0.99 per year if you want premium background colours.
Does it work without internet at the airport?
Yes. PickUp Sign is fully offline. No mobile data, no Wi-Fi, no airport network required. Type the name, hold the screen up.
What devices does it run on?
iPhone, iPad, and Android phones and tablets. Free on the App Store and Google Play.
Will my screen stay awake while I am holding it up?
Yes. The app keeps the screen on at maximum brightness automatically the entire time a name is displayed.
Airport guides in United Kingdom.
Free on the App Store and Google Play.
Available throughout the UK.