Growing Mobility Solutions Zagster has established a diverse portfolio of shared mobility programs across various cities, universities, and corporate partners, demonstrating a strong presence in the urban micro-mobility sector and potential opportunities for expansion into new markets or partnerships.

Recent Acquisition & Investment Following its acquisition by Superpedestrian in June 2020, Zagster has received significant capital infusion, signaling confidence in its continued growth and innovation in the shared scooter and bike sharing industry, which could open doors for collaborative technology integrations or additional funding opportunities.

Technology-Driven Engagement Utilizing a robust tech stack including Salesforce and Google Analytics, Zagster emphasizes data and customer engagement, offering opportunities to provide advanced analytics, user engagement tools, or integrated mobility management systems to enhance their operations.

Operational Challenges & Opportunities The company has experienced program shutdowns and service disruptions due to COVID-19 and other factors, indicating a need for flexible solutions that could improve operational resilience, customer safety, and pandemic response, representing a potential sales avenue for health and safety tech or flexible service management tools.

Market Expansion Potential With existing programs in cities like Albuquerque and Winston-Salem and interest from partners such as McHenry County, Zagster offers opportunities for sales of new vehicle fleets, local deployment solutions, or licensing of mobility technology to support regional or municipal scale expansion.