Considering a VULOG alternative?
VULOG helped invent free-floating carsharing software, and plenty of large fleets still run on it. But if you're reading this page, something isn't working anymore: the roadmap, the booking model, the analytics, or the feeling that your platform decisions are being made for you. Here's an honest comparison.
Where Wunder Mobility and VULOG differ.
| Wunder Mobility | VULOG | |
|---|---|---|
| Vehicle types | Cars, bikes, e-bikes, mopeds, scooters in one platform | Cars focus, free-floating heritage; micromobility offering |
| Sharing models | Free-floating, station-based, pre-booking, and corporate, combined | Strongest in free-floating |
| Pre-booking & A-to-B planning | Native: booking planner, forecasting, trip chaining | Instant access and scheduled booking |
| Analytics & AI | Ask-anything conversational analytics, embedded per-operator dashboards | Fleet dashboards; AI-led fleet optimization (AiMA) |
| Pricing | Published rate card, per vehicle per month | On request |
| Migration | Standardized package, phased waves, active rentals carried over | N/A |
Operators who made the move.
Flexar (formerly BlueSG), Singapore
One of the world's best-known station-based EV carsharing services ran on VULOG for years. In December 2025 they chose Wunder Mobility, against the incumbent and other challengers, launched 200 cars in April 2026, and committed to scaling to 1,000 cars over two years.
A process, not a promise
When deer switched platforms, 1,000+ cars moved with active rentals in progress, zero incidents. When GreenMobility replatformed its 1,400 EVs, 30-day user retention stayed statistically identical (65.4% vs. a 66.2% benchmark). You keep your users, your data, and your launch date.
What switching looks like.
Assessment
We map your fleet, integrations, and data. You get a fixed migration scope, not an estimate.
Parallel setup
Your Wunder Mobility instance is configured and tested while your current platform keeps running.
Phased cutover
Waves, not big bangs. Active rentals carry over.
Hyper-care
A dedicated support period after go-live until your ops team says so.
Questions operators actually ask.
How long does a migration take?
Depends on fleet and integrations; deer's 1,000+ car migration ran on a standardized package and launched on schedule. The assessment gives you a fixed timeline.
Do we lose ride history and user accounts?
No. Data migration is part of the standard package.
What does it cost?
€40,000 setup plus published Enterprise per-vehicle pricing (€36.50/vehicle/month for carsharing). No "contact us for pricing."
Get a migration assessment.
Fixed scope, honest timeline, and references you can call.