In a sign of the micromobility sector’s ongoing consolidation, ATOM Mobility has acquired ScootAPI, a fellow mobility software provider, in a move that brings scale and specialization under one roof. The deal, finalized on June 1, 2025, positions ATOM as one of the most comprehensive B2B platforms for shared mobility operators globally.

Founded in Latvia, ATOM Mobility offers white-label solutions across scooters, bikes, mopeds, cars, and ride-hailing, supporting over 200 projects and handling more than 1 million monthly rides. ScootAPI, by contrast, carved out a niche in fast-launch white-label deployments with a sustainability and smart-city focus, powering over 50 shared mobility projects worldwide.

“The companies are highly complementary,” said ATOM CEO Arturs Burnins. “This acquisition aligns with our strategy to lead the market with reliable, all-in-one solutions for operators globally.”

ScootAPI’s founder and CEO George Kachanouski will exit the company to pursue a new venture in AI. “ATOM has the vision and technical depth to support clients long-term,” he said. “That was important to me, I wouldn’t hand our platform to just anyone.”

While financial terms weren’t disclosed, the acquisition signals a broader trend in the micromobility ecosystem: consolidation is no longer just for operators.

The move echoes similar consolidations among operators like Neuron and Beam, and reinforces a new reality for the sector: survival now depends on efficiency, not just growth.

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