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Masabi

Offers FPaaS mobile ticketing for transit

Customer Success Manager

Full-Time
No salary listed
Mid
Remote in UK+1 moreMore locations: London, UK
HybridRemote within the UK, with visits to a London or Bournemouth office a few times per quarter.

About the job

Requirements
  • Experience in a customer-facing role such as customer success, account management or customer service, ideally with a software or technology product.
  • Ability to explain technical concepts to a non-technical audience.
  • Ability to manage a portfolio of accounts and competing priorities without letting tasks slip.
  • Ability to remain steady during customer issues and communicate directly about them.
  • Curiosity about how technology works and willingness to learn a new product and industry properly.
  • Motivation to work in public transport and contribute to its impact on people’s daily lives.
Responsibilities
  • Own a portfolio of transport operator and authority accounts, taking responsibility for their day-to-day success and longer-term outcomes with the products.
  • Build relationships with key customer contacts to maintain engagement, increase adoption and retain customers.
  • Handle customer queries, complaints and escalations from first contact through final response, working to agreed service-level agreements and keeping complaint volumes low.
  • Guide new customers through onboarding, ensuring a smooth experience and meeting delivery timescales.
  • Train customers on the systems and run regular service reviews, demonstrations and workshops online and occasionally in person.
  • Use product usage data and customer feedback to identify risks and opportunities early and act on them.
  • Represent the customer voice to Product, Engineering and Support so that products reflect customer needs.
  • Identify growth opportunities across accounts and work with Account Managers to advance them.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience in public transport, ticketing or mobility, including experience with a bus or rail operator, local authority, transport executive or transport technology supplier.
  • Hands-on experience with a customer relationship management or service desk tool such as Salesforce, HubSpot or Zendesk.
  • Experience working with public sector customers and their reporting and procurement expectations.

About the company

Masabi provides Fare Payments as a Service (FPaaS) for public transit, offering mobile ticketing and fare collection that agencies can deploy quickly. Its platform lets transit operators create branded mobile apps for ticket purchases or embed the system into third-party apps for MaaS integrations, enabling services like journey planning and ticket buys through popular apps (e.g., Uber). The product is modular, so agencies can deploy a full fare system or select specific components to fit their needs, serving clients from large metropolitan systems to regional operators worldwide. Revenue comes from service fees charged to transit agencies and operators. Masabi’s goal is to modernize and simplify fare collection by replacing old, bespoke technologies with scalable, cost-efficient, rapidly deployable solutions that improve accessibility and convenience for riders.

Company Size

201-500

Company Stage

Series C

Total Funding

$40.8M

Headquarters

London, United Kingdom

Founded

2001

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What believers are saying

  • Masabi won Sourcewell on June 17, 2026, expanding direct access to agencies.
  • Galicia’s regional ABT launch proved Masabi can scale beyond small agency pilots.
  • Montreal ARTM’s 2025 win and Miami negotiations validate Masabi against Cubic and Conduent.

What critics are saying

  • Miami-Dade’s April 2026 cancellation reopened Masabi’s $40 million back-office award path.
  • Cubic’s July 2026 objection shows procurement fights can delay revenue for months.
  • A failed Miami board vote would hand Cubic or a rebid the contract.

What makes Masabi unique

  • Masabi’s Justride unifies mobile ticketing, ABT, open payments, and back-office operations.
  • Sourcewell fast-tracks Masabi procurement across 50,000+ North American public agencies.
  • Passenger Technology Group acquisition adds white-label apps and real-time information to Justride.

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Mobility Payments
Sep 4th, 2026
Miami-Dade County recommends Masabi for back office deal; if approved by board, debt-strapped Cubic would lose another contract as incumbent.

Miami-Dade County recommends Masabi for back office deal; if approved by board, debt-strapped Cubic would lose another contract as incumbent. A draft county memo says Masabi lowered its original bid price by 23% to help seal the deal, but the proposed contract price is only 3% lower. Meanwhile, a loss by Cubic would not help what appears to be a worsening debt situation for its parent company. Alexander Shapovalov Article highlights. Key Takeaway: Miami-Dade County has recommended that UK-based Masabi be awarded a key back-office contract. If approved by board members, it would represent an important loss for incumbent Cubic Transportation Systems. - Document: Draft memo from county describing award recommendation, Aug./Sept. 2026 - Document: Memo recommending Cubic for its original fare-system contract in Miami, May 2008. Organizations Mentioned: - Miami-Dade County - Masabi - Cubic - Miami-Dade Transit - Genfare - moovel - Indra - DTPW (Miami-Dade) - Scheidt & Bachmann - Fitch Ratings Miami-Dade County will recommend to board members that UK-based Masabi be awarded a more than $40 million contract mainly to implement and operate a new account-based ticketing back office, according to a draft memo obtained by Mobility Payments (download below). The recommendation is expected to go to a key board committee soon and then onto the full Board of County Commissioners. If approved, it would mean more bad news for Cubic Transportation Systems, a nearly 20-year incumbent in Miami. Article has about1709words. To keep reading, subscribe today Get access to premium content from the only global publication devoted exclusively to mobility payments by subscribing today to the most authoritative source for news and analysis in the industry.

Masabi
Jun 17th, 2026
Masabi wins Sourcewell contract, giving 50,000+ public agencies a fast-track route to modern fare collection.

Masabi wins Sourcewell contract, giving 50,000+ public agencies a fast-track route to modern fare collection. Masabi has been awarded a cooperative purchasing contract with Sourcewell under its "Transportation Services Payment Solutions" category. The agreement gives transit agencies a faster, simpler route to adopting modern fare payment systems by removing a lengthy direct procurement process and allowing them to fast-track innovation. Sourcewell conducts a rigorous, nationally competitive solicitation process on behalf of public agencies, evaluating and awarding cooperative purchasing contracts that satisfy public procurement requirements. Having been awarded a contract through that process, Masabi's Justride platform and many hardware options are now available for direct procurement by public agencies, municipalities, counties, tribal governments, and transit authorities across the US and Canada through the Sourcewell cooperative purchasing program. Justride is Masabi's open, enterprise-grade SaaS platform, covering the full spectrum of fare payments from Mobile Ticketing to Account-Based Ticketing (ABT) and Open Payments. Agencies can procure the complete platform or a standalone module and expand their solution over time as needs and budgets evolve, with a platform designed from the ground up to meet the needs of all riders, including the unbanked and underbanked. Through the Sourcewell Master Service Agreement, public organizations can move straight to procurement, as Sourcewell contracts satisfy competitive public solicitation requirements on behalf of member agencies, providing the procurement documentation and audit trail that public bodies need to move forward with confidence. Agencies benefit from pre-negotiated, highly competitive rates secured through Sourcewell's national buying power, ensuring maximum efficiency of public budgets. And, unlike single-state purchasing vehicles that often restrict out-of-state procurement, the Sourcewell contract is offered across the US and Canada, allowing agencies to adopt Justride without cross-border legal complications. "Public agencies want to deliver better journeys for their riders, but procurement can slow that ambition down," said Brian Zanghi, CEO at Masabi. "This contract removes that friction, giving agencies a fast, low-risk path to modern fare payments. We are delighted to partner with Sourcewell to put enterprise-grade fare technology within easy reach of communities of all sizes." Masabi powers fare payments for more than 300 transit agencies worldwide, with the Justride platform processing over $1 billion in fare transactions annually across networks ranging from small community operators to some of the largest and most complex systems. With this Sourcewell contract in place, more communities across the US and Canada can now access that same world-class fare technology on terms that match their scale, timeline, and budget. Find me on:

Associated Press
May 11th, 2026
Spain's first regional account-based ticketing system launches across 50% of Galicia's transport network

Spain's first regional account-based ticketing system, the Galician Mobility Platform 4.0, is now live across more than 50% of interurban transport services in Galicia. Powered by Masabi's Justride platform, the system covers 32 transport contracts across key metropolitan areas including A Coruña and Pontevedra. Delivered in partnership with Plexus Tech for the Xunta de Galicia, the platform allows passengers to plan, pay and travel using mobile phones, eliminating the need for cash or physical tickets. Users can manage a virtual wallet, purchase and validate tickets, and access multimodal journey planning through a single app. The system will continue expanding to eventually cover more than 120 operators under a unified fare collection system, with plans to add additional payment methods including open payments.

Railway Gazette Group
Feb 5th, 2026
Masabi acquires customer information and ticketing system supplier Passenger Technology Group

Masabi acquires customer information and ticketing system supplier Passenger Technology Group. Passenger Technology Group has a contract to supply ticketing systems to Edinburgh Trams. UK: Global fare collection technology company Masabi has acquired Passenger Technology Group Ltd, which provides white-label mobile applications, websites and real-time information tools used by public transport authorities and operators across the country. 'Passenger has cultivated an excellent reputation for delivering intuitive, high-quality digital experiences that put customers first', said Masabi CEO Brian Zanghi on February 4. 'By combining Passenger with Masabi's offerings, Railway Gazette International will accelerate its vision of a fully connected, cloud-based mobility platform that can serve both operators and passengers worldwide. This acquisition enhances its ability to support cities and transport authorities and operators as they modernise and move toward more seamless, data-driven mobility systems.' Passenger Technology Group CEO Tom Quay said joining Masabi would provide 'the opportunity to scale its technology and bring the Passenger customer experience platform to new markets, while continuing to serve existing clients with the same commitment and agility they have come to expect'.

Associated Press
Feb 4th, 2026
Masabi acquires Passenger Technology Group to strengthen UK public transport ticketing platform

Masabi, a global leader in SaaS fare collection for public transport, has acquired Passenger Technology Group, a UK-based passenger information and ticketing company. Financial terms were not disclosed. The acquisition combines Masabi's Justride fare collection platform with Passenger's white-label mobile applications, websites and real-time information tools. Passenger serves approximately 100 public transport authorities and operators across the UK, facilitating over 100 million journey plans annually. The deal aims to create a fully connected, cloud-based mobility platform offering end-to-end plan-pay-ride passenger experiences, including mobile ticketing, account-based ticketing and open payments. Both companies will continue serving existing clients whilst developing integrated products and expanding into new markets.