Goat - Scooter Rental

Goat - Scooter Rental

by Ride Goat, Inc.

994 ratings
31 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 6, 2019
  • March 2, 2026

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Discover and rent electric scooters from locally owned fleets. Find a scooter nearby, unlock it with the app, and enjoy a convenient ride through your city or campus. End your ride responsibly by parking in a safe, visible location.

Locate nearby scooters
Unlock scooters via app
Dockless electric scooter rental
Support local businesses
In-app ride ending
Responsible riding guidance
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What's New in Goat

2.40

March 2, 2026

Thank you for using Goat - Scooter Rental! We update the app regularly to provide a great user experience by including amazing new features, performance improvements, and bug fixes. What’s new? - Performance enhancements and minor fixes

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User reviews

F him and this app

F Neil at FGCU

Nice!

Very nice app, and works well with everything and is super user friendly. My only gripe is that I wish it wouldn’t force you to top up your money before you go for a ride. I have over 5 bucks on my account which translates to about 12 minutes of ride time, but I can’t go without putting 10 more dollars on my account, which I will never use fully since I don’t ride often enough. That brings me to the second thing, I wish we could put in a custom amount of money, and not the preset 10, 20, or 40 dollar options. If they made it so when you run out of money the scooter just stops, that would be better than having to have 20 dollars on your account to go for a 5 minute rip and spend only a quarter of that money.
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Major issues

This was one of the WORST experiences I’ve ever had with an app like this! I spent at least 30 mins trying to park my scooter— I tried parking in multiple zones— and the app wouldn’t let me drop it off. I tried contacting support and could not get access to immediate help. I was charged over $50 for what should have been a 5 minute simple ride because of this app glitch. Will NOT be using again.
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App is a scam

When you buy a 24hour pass and get off it you can’t ride them anymore

Scam!!!

App debits your credit card, but doesn’t add funds in the app so you can ride. Support is non-existent, and the provided phone number gives some cryptic message about development codes and then disconnects. Keep your money.

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Inability to end rides

Bug

Scooters showing incorrect locations

Bug

App freezing and crashing

Bug

Requested Features

3 requests

Custom payment options

Feature

Improved ride tracking accuracy

Feature

Better in-app instructions

Feature

FAQ

What does the Goat app do?

The Goat app allows you to locate, unlock, and rent electric scooters from locally owned fleets. It guides you through starting and ending your ride, ensuring a convenient and responsible experience.

How do I start riding a scooter?

Once you've located a scooter using the app, you can start your ride. To begin moving, place one foot on the footboard, push off with the other foot 2-3 times while pressing the accelerator, and keep your hand on the brake lever.

How much does it cost to use Goat scooters?

The provided description does not specify the exact pricing for scooter rentals. Typically, such services operate on a pay-per-ride basis, which may include an unlock fee and a per-minute charge.

Where are Goat scooters available?

Locally owned fleets of Goat scooters are available in various cities and campuses across America. The app helps you find the nearest available scooter in your location.

How do I end my ride?

To end your ride, use the app to lock your scooter by selecting 'ending your ride'. Ensure you park the scooter in a safe, visible, and upright position, out of the way of pedestrians and those with mobility issues.