Dott

Netherlands Micro-mobility

Shared electric scooters and bikes across European cities. Formed by the 2024 merger of Amsterdam's Dott and Berlin's TIER – a European alternative to Lime.

Quick facts

Headquarters Amsterdam, Netherlands
Company Dott B.V.
Founded 2018
Ownership VC-backed
Hosting 🇳🇱 Netherlands
Infrastructure Amazon AWS
Data jurisdiction EU
Open source No
GDPR Compliant
Pricing Free · from Free app
Free tier Yes
Platforms iOS, Android
Languages
ENFRDENLITES
63 · Mostly European

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Why does it score 63?

Legal jurisdiction
EU member-state HQ
Why this score?

Dott is headquartered in Amsterdam and legally domiciled in the Netherlands, with combined operations led from Amsterdam and Berlin following its 2024 merger with TIER.

30/30
Ownership & control
VC-backed, no non-EU parent
Why this score?

Dott is venture-backed, with no single controlling non-EU parent.

15/25
Data sovereignty
US cloud, EU-region hosted
Why this score?

Dott's infrastructure runs on AWS with hosting in the Netherlands.

10/30
Accountability & trust
GDPR compliant
Why this score?

Dott isn't open source and hasn't published independent audits.

8/15
EuroPoints total
63/100
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Dott
EuroPoints
63 Mostly European
63 Mostly European
Legal jurisdiction
EU member-state HQ30/30
EU member-state HQ30/30
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Ownership & control
VC-backed, no non-EU parent15/25
VC-backed, no non-EU parent15/25
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Data sovereignty
US cloud, EU-region hosted10/30
US cloud, EU-region hosted10/30
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Accountability & trust
GDPR compliant8/15
GDPR compliant8/15
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Independence bonus
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Headquarters
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Stockholm, Sweden
Founded
2018
2018
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Open source
No
No
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Infrastructure
Amazon AWS
Amazon AWS
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GDPR
✓
✓
Free tier
✓
✓
Pricing
Free · from Free app
Free · from Free app
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Platforms
iOS, Android
iOS, Android
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Languages
en, fr, de, nl, it, es
en, sv, fr, de, it, es
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