Public transit

You have a schedule and no live vehicles — and that is the half riders notice.

County, city, rural and tribal systems, typically four to twenty vehicles, whose riders stand at a stop with a PDF timetable and no idea where the bus is. We fix the half they notice.

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The journey

STEP 1·TODAY
A PDF timetable
Riders guess. Your phone rings. Every vendor quote you have seen is a capital project with a procurement attached.
STEP 2·WEEK 1
Vehicles on the map, on your site
Phones your drivers already carry, the GPS you already run, or up to 4 loaned trackers. One pasted line puts the live map on your own website.
STEP 3·WEEKS 2–6
Your feeds, authored
We build your GTFS and GTFS-Realtime from your timetable and keep them valid as service changes.
STEP 4·AFTER THAT
Registrations submitted
We handle the submission to Google Maps, the Transit app and the Mobility Database. Approval is theirs and takes weeks.

What you get

GTFS and GTFS-Realtime, authored and maintained for you
Paste-one-line map embed for your own website
Submitted to Google, the Transit app and the Mobility Database — approval is theirs and takes weeks
Annual bill sized to stay under the micro-purchase threshold
Purchase orders and invoicing, not just cards

What it costs

Per vehicle, per month, month to month, no termination fee. The rate steps down as the fleet grows; the 60-day pilot comes first. Bring your own phones or GPS and the rate is lower still — the full table is on the pricing page.

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Price

$49–$69

per vehicle, per month. $199 monthly minimum. A 6-bus county system pays $354.

Compliance and procurement

The 2026 NTD GTFS requirements

What the National Transit Database asks for, in plain language — and that you do not need Miles to comply. Read it.

Accessibility, documented

WCAG 2.1 AA target and a published conformance report in VPAT format that names the one criterion not yet met.

The IT review, published

Where the data lives, the whole subprocessor list, and the limits we have not cleared yet, on the security page. No covered telecommunications equipment anywhere in the stack.

Start with the transit pilot

Transit agencies and shuttles

Installed, with your feeds authored and a check-in call. 60 days free with a hard end date we tell you at the start.

Start a 60-day pilot

Fleets, deliveries, taxis, field teams

Phones you already own, the GPS you already run, or compatible hardware. A person sets you up this week; the map is yours the same day.

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