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Loopit is a technology company.
Loopit provides a comprehensive software-as-a-service platform designed for the automotive industry, enabling car subscription and flexible fleet management. The technology empowers businesses to offer vehicle subscriptions, streamlining the management and billing processes for diverse mobility solutions. This platform supports the operational needs of automotive businesses looking to adapt to evolving consumer preferences for flexible vehicle access rather than traditional ownership.
The company was founded in 2020 by brothers Paul Higgins and Michael Higgins, stemming from their earlier venture, HelloCars. Established in 2017, HelloCars pioneered Australia's first fully online used car dealership. Observing a significant shift in consumer demand towards subscription models, the Higgins brothers developed and successfully launched an in-house car subscription service, which subsequently formed the technological foundation for Loopit.
Loopit's clientele includes a range of automotive players, from OEM automakers seeking to diversify their offerings to car dealerships and independent car subscription providers. The company’s vision centers on becoming a trusted partner in shaping the future of mobility, emphasizing accessibility, operational efficiency, and environmental sustainability in vehicle use.
Loopit has raised $6.0M across 2 funding rounds.
Loopit has raised $6.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Loopit has raised $6.0M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $4.0M Pre-Series A in May 2024.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 21, 2024 | $4M Seed Plus | — | Aerocorp, Common Sense Ventures, Luxem, The Riverside Company, Upswell | Announced |
| Jun 1, 2022 | $2M Seed | Tidal Ventures | Luxem, Upswell | Announced |
Loopit is a technology company specializing in a comprehensive, SaaS-based car subscription enablement platform designed for automotive industry players such as dealerships, fleet owners, rental companies, and OEMs. It provides an all-in-one solution that supports multiple mobility models—including car rentals, subscriptions, and leasing—on a single platform, enabling recurring billing, fleet lifecycle management, and flexible vehicle allocation. Loopit’s platform helps its customers optimize fleet utilization, automate workflows, and scale their mobility offerings efficiently while meeting regulatory and operational needs. It serves businesses aiming to transition from traditional vehicle sales or rentals to subscription-based and flexible mobility services, addressing the growing demand for accessible, efficient, and sustainable vehicle usage models[1][2][3][4][5].
Loopit was founded in 2020 by brothers Paul and Michael Higgins, who previously launched HelloCars in 2017, Australia’s first fully online used car dealership. Recognizing shifting consumer preferences toward flexible vehicle access, HelloCars developed a subscription model in 2018 and launched its first subscription service in 2019, quickly gaining traction with 100 active subscribers in three months. Building on this experience, Loopit was created as a dedicated technology platform to enable car subscription services industry-wide. Since then, Loopit has become a key technology partner for major players like Eagers Automotive and Motopool, powering over 70% of subscription vehicles in Australia and New Zealand. The company expanded internationally into the UK in 2022 and the US in 2023, supported by seed investors with backgrounds in global tech firms such as Atlassian and Yahoo[1].
Loopit rides the global trend toward *mobility-as-a-service* (MaaS) and the shift from vehicle ownership to flexible access models such as subscriptions and shared mobility. This trend is driven by changing consumer preferences for convenience, cost-effectiveness, and sustainability, alongside advances in digital platforms and telematics. Loopit’s timing is critical as automotive markets worldwide embrace digital transformation and new mobility business models. By enabling dealerships, fleet operators, and OEMs to monetize vehicles through subscription and hybrid models, Loopit helps accelerate the adoption of flexible mobility, reducing reliance on traditional car ownership and supporting sustainability goals. Its platform also contributes to operational efficiency and scalability in a rapidly evolving ecosystem, influencing how mobility services are delivered and consumed[1][3][4].
Looking ahead, Loopit is positioned to expand its global footprint further, leveraging its proven technology and partnerships to capture growing demand for subscription and flexible mobility services. Trends such as electrification, autonomous vehicles, and AI-driven fleet management will likely shape its product evolution, enhancing automation and predictive capabilities. Loopit’s ability to integrate multiple mobility models and adapt to diverse market needs will remain a competitive advantage as the automotive industry continues to shift toward service-oriented, customer-centric mobility solutions. Its influence is expected to grow as more operators seek to transition from traditional sales and rentals to subscription-based models, making Loopit a key enabler of the future of mobility[1][3][5].
Loopit has raised $6.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Loopit's investors include AeroCorp, Common Sense Ventures, Luxem, The Riverside Company, Upswell, Tidal Ventures.