Gett

Ground Travel Platform for Businesses

Automotive & Mobility Technologies
Private

Company Overview

Snapshot

Founded in February 2010 by Dave (Shahar) Waiser and Roi More, Gett operates with over 800 employees. The company has raised a total of $708 million across 14 funding rounds from 20 investors. In May 2024, Pango acquired Gett for $175 million.

Business overview

Gett provides a cloud-based platform for corporate ground transportation management. Its software integrates corporate fleet, taxi, ride-hailing, and limo services onto a single platform, enabling businesses to manage their ground transportation expenses and optimize the employee experience from booking to invoicing and analytics. The company operates within the Automotive & Mobility Technologies sector, focusing on urban mobility and serving enterprises, logistics providers, and consumers.

Strategic signal

Gett's acquisition by Pango for $175 million in May 2024, following a period of declining valuation and regulatory challenges, signals a strategic shift towards consolidation within the mobility-tech market. This move allows Gett to secure its future within a larger ecosystem, while Pango expands its market share and service offerings. For investors, this highlights the evolving landscape of ride-hailing and corporate ground transport, where strategic acquisitions can provide stability and new growth avenues for established players.

Company Intelligence Q&A

What was the most significant recent financial event for Gett?
In May 2024, Gett was acquired by Pango for $175 million, marking a significant consolidation within the mobility-tech market.
What was the outcome of the proposed acquisition of Gett by Fortissimo Capital?
In May 2025, the mobility-tech deal with Fortissimo Capital unraveled due to antitrust resistance and regulatory hurdles, a year after initial negotiations for an acquisition at a $200 million valuation were reported in September 2023.
What was the company's valuation trajectory in 2022?
In May 2022, Gett's valuation plummeted to $265 million, indicating an uncertain future for the company at that time.
What was a key leadership change at Gett in 2022?
In May 2022, co-founder Dave Waiser departed Gett after a decade as CEO.
What was the outcome of Gett's SPAC merger plans in 2022?
In March 2022, Gett canceled its SPAC merger plans and announced its exit from the Russian market.