Masabi launches pay-monthly mobile ticketing service

Transport mobile ticketing specialist Masabi has launched JustRide Express, a new offering which it claims provides small and mid-sized transit agencies and private operators with a complete mobile ticketing system, based on the technology deployed in major cities such as New York, Boston, Los Angeles, Athens and London. Available for a cost-effective fixed monthly fee and with no upfront costs, the system is deployable in less than 90 days and is available on a one year contract. JustRide Express com
January 25, 2017 Read time: 1 min
Transport mobile ticketing specialist 6870 Masabi has launched JustRide Express, a new offering which it claims provides small and mid-sized transit agencies and private operators with a complete mobile ticketing system, based on the technology deployed in major cities such as New York, Boston, Los Angeles, Athens and London.

Available for a cost-effective fixed monthly fee and with no upfront costs, the system is deployable in less than 90 days and is available on a one year contract.

JustRide Express comprises a custom-branded JustRide Express App, allowing customers to quickly and securely purchase and display tickets on their smartphones. Also included is the JustRide Express Hub, a secure cloud-based back office providing real time data, reporting and analytics, as well as customer service tools. JustRide Express is available from US$1,999 (£1,499) per month with a range of optional extras available.

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