The sharing economy refers to forms of business models in which individuals are no longer exclusively in the role of consumers. These are models in which individuals exchange, borrow, trade, rent and share products and services for a certain fee. Services in the sharing economy are provided through various online platforms. Today, the sharing economy is present in several sectors, and one of them is the transport sector, therefore the subject of this paper is the analysis of the sharing economy, the platforms through which it takes place in transport, and the aim of this paper is to determine generational differences in user satisfaction with transport services at request. In order to achieve the goal of the work, primary and secondary data were used. Secondary data were collected from professional and scientific articles, manuals, books and websites relevant to the studied topic. When conducting primary research, a highly structured survey questionnaire is used as a research instrument. The survey questionnaire was composed of statements and questions used in previously conducted research. The purpose of the primary research is to determine differences in user satisfaction with on-demand transportation services with regard to belonging to a certain generation. The results of the conducted primary research confirmed that all four latent variables related to perceived usefulness have a significant impact on attitude. In addition to the above, the importance of perceived usefulness and ease of use in the direction of acceptance of observed platforms was confirmed. For people over 46 years, the link between a positive attitude and the intention to use the services of the observed platforms is stronger.