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Hopp vs Revii
An independent comparison of two fleet management platforms to help you choose the right fit for your business.
Hopp
Reykjavik, Iceland
Revii
Toronto, Canada
Platform Overview
About Hopp
Hopp is an Icelandic micromobility franchise, not a SaaS platform. Instead of licensing software, entrepreneurs buy into the Hopp brand: they pay a franchise fee, purchase Hopp-branded scooters, and run a Hopp-branded operation in their city while Hopp collects an ongoing royalty on net revenue. Hopp supplies the rider app, an operator dashboard, the hardware, and onboarding support in return. Founded in 2019 and running a franchise program since 2020, Hopp lists 60+ locations across 12 countries, concentrated in small and mid-size European towns (20,000 to 150,000 residents) with expansion into the Caribbean and Bahrain. It has no US operations. A separate, unrelated US service also uses the name Hopp (gethopp.com); the Icelandic Hopp at hopp.bike is a different company with zero US presence.
About Revii
Revii by Joyride is Joyride's non-white-label scan-and-go platform for operators launching smaller scooter, bike, golf cart, or LSV fleets. Joyride positions Revii as an instant and affordable alternative for fleets under 50 vehicles that do not need a custom-branded app. Joyride's pricing page lists Revii Launchpad at $4,200/year for up to 10 vehicles and $349/vehicle/year for each additional vehicle.
Side-by-Side Comparison
| Category | Hopp | Revii |
|---|---|---|
| Company | ||
| Headquarters | Reykjavik, Iceland | Toronto, Canada |
| Founded | 2019 | 2024 |
| Website | https://hopp.bike | https://joyride.city/revii-for-scooters-and-bikes/ |
| Pricing | ||
| Pricing Model | Franchise: one-time franchise fee plus mandatory hardware purchase plus an ongoing royalty on net revenue | Fixed annual Launchpad subscription for small shared-app fleets |
| Starting Price | From ~$5,000 franchise fee + ~$25,000 hardware (financing available) | $4,200/year for up to 10 vehicles |
| Scale & Hardware | ||
| Fleet Size Range | About 16 to a few thousand scooters per franchise (small-town deployments up to the Reykjavik flagship) | 5-50 vehicles |
| Hardware Provided | Yes — bundled | Yes — bundled |
| IoT Approach | Hopp supplies its own branded scooters with built-in IoT for location tracking, remote lock and unlock, and battery monitoring. The scooter manufacturer is not publicly disclosed. Franchisees must run Hopp hardware; there is no hardware-agnostic or multi-vendor option. | Revii is part of Joyride's platform and can pair with Joyride Neon IoT hardware. Joyride's Neon IoT page says each IoT kit includes an IoT device, one-year software license, SIM card, network and data fees, wire harness, cables, and install support; the Revii pricing card itself does not explicitly say SIM/data are bundled. |
How Does Levy Fleets Compare to Both?
Before deciding between Hopp and Revii, consider Levy Fleets — a turnkey platform that delivers enterprise-grade features at a fraction of the cost, with no tiered feature gates on any plan.
| Category | Levy Fleets | Hopp | Revii |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting Price | $250/mo | From ~$5,000 franchise fee + ~$25,000 hardware (financing available) | $4,200/year for up to 10 vehicles |
| Pricing Model | Revenue share, per-vehicle, or self-managed — your choice | Franchise: one-time franchise fee plus mandatory hardware purchase plus an ongoing royalty on net revenue | Fixed annual Launchpad subscription for small shared-app fleets |
| Feature Gating | None — full features on every plan | Varies by tier | Varies by tier |
| Minimum Fleet Size | No minimum | About 16 to a few thousand scooters per franchise (small | 5 |
| Setup Fees | $0 (white-label optional at $2,750) | Varies | Varies |
| Support | 24/7 US-based, included on all plans | Varies by plan | Varies by plan |
| Hardware Included | Yes — IoT pre-installed on all vehicles | Yes | Yes |
Levy Fleets includes payment processing, chargebacks, rider support, ID verification, push notifications, and marketing analytics on every plan — features that Hopp and Revii either gate behind premium tiers or charge extra for.
Feature Comparison
| Feature | Hopp | Revii |
|---|---|---|
| Hopp Features | ||
| Rider app to find, unlock, ride, pause, and pay | ||
| Single app serving both riders and operations staff | ||
| Operator dashboard for fleet management and inventory | ||
| Employee shift logging and hour tracking | ||
| Repairs and maintenance logging | ||
| Automated demand analysis with heat maps | ||
| Real-time redistribution recommendations | ||
| Automatic accounting | ||
| Built-in IoT for location tracking, locking, and battery monitoring | ||
| Hopp-branded scooter hardware with wholesale parts pricing | ||
| Brand licensing plus ready-made marketing collateral | ||
| Regulatory assistance and franchise onboarding | ||
| Up to 80% hardware financing via the Start-Hopp program | ||
| Revii Unique Features | ||
| Shared Revii rider app and dashboard | ||
| QR scan-and-go rentals | ||
| Online rental workflow | ||
| Integrated payments | ||
| ID verification | ||
| GPS tracking | ||
| User management | ||
| Analytics dashboard | ||
| Ride passes and promotions | ||
| Automated operating hours | ||
| Support for scooters, bikes, golf carts, and LSVs | ||
| Optional Joyride Neon IoT hardware ecosystem | ||
Pricing Breakdown
Hopp Pricing
Franchise directories such as topfranchise.com list a one-time franchise fee of about $5,000 and a minimum investment of about $25,000 to buy Hopp scooters, plus an ongoing royalty on net revenue reported at 18%. Hopp's own franchise page does not publish the royalty rate; it frames the entry as roughly EUR 31,250 for a 100+ scooter fleet, or about EUR 9,375 down through the Start-Hopp financing program (minimum 25% down payment, up to 80% financed, repaid as a percentage of monthly revenue). Hopp cites turnover of $162 to $247 per scooter per month and claims most franchisees reach ROI within a year. Hardware, the rider and operator apps, the dashboard, onboarding, and support are bundled into the franchise. Because the royalty is deducted for the life of the franchise on top of the hardware already purchased, the total cost of entry stacks a franchise fee, a hardware buy-in, and a perpetual revenue cut.
Revii Pricing
Joyride's pricing page lists Revii Launchpad at $4,200/year for up to 10 vehicles, plus $349/vehicle/year for each additional vehicle. That works out to $350/month, or about $80.77/week, before any payment processing, vehicle, insurance, permit, support, or operational costs not included in the quote. Operators should confirm current terms directly with Joyride. Levy's Managed pricing is tied to rider revenue and includes rider support, payment operations, refunds, disputes, fraud workflows, and collections.
When to Choose Each Platform
Choose Hopp if you...
- You want a fully turnkey, single-brand franchise and are comfortable running it as Hopp
- You need financing and want up to 80% of the scooter order financed via Start-Hopp
- You are launching in a small or mid-size European town where Hopp already has a presence
- You want Iceland-tested scooter hardware built for cold, harsh climates
- You prefer a ready-made brand with marketing collateral and a proven small-town playbook over building your own
Choose Revii if you...
- You have fewer than 50 vehicles and specifically want Joyride's shared Revii rider app
- You do not need a custom-branded rider experience
- You are already buying into the Joyride/Neon hardware ecosystem
- You prefer a fixed annual software bill and can confirm Joyride's current Revii quote
- You operate golf carts or LSVs and want Joyride's specialized hospitality/golf positioning
Looking for an Alternative to Both Hopp and Revii?
Levy Fleets offers a turnkey fleet management solution with flexible pricing — revenue share (20% of GMV (15% at 100-249 vehicles, annual terms)), per-vehicle ($14/mo for 100-249 vehicles), or self-managed — and the same full feature set on every plan. No tiered feature gates, no minimum fleet sizes, and US-based 24/7 support included.