cTech SA (Seety)
Seety: smart parking & fueling
Snapshot
Publisher DNA
What defines cTech SA (Seety)?
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Portfolio
What does cTech SA (Seety) ship?
Apps
1 app analysed
Save time & money for your parking, EV charging and fuel payment
Community-driven alert mechanism creates a unique barrier to entry
- Zero transaction fees for parking payments provide a significant cost advantage over competing mobile services
- Inaccurate parking zone information leads to unexpected fines for users relying on the app data
Tightly focused on 3 markets (Netherlands, Spain, United States).
Based on 1 of 1 app with localized market data · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States1 / 1
Europe (2)
- Netherlands1 / 1
- Spain1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
0
Positive apps
1
Neutral / mixed
0
Negative apps
45/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does cTech SA (Seety) compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both apps target urban drivers, with ParkMobile providing municipal payment processing and Seety offering community-sourced parking alternatives and free parking location data.
Contenders(16)
Both apps target European drivers for parking management, but they diverge on the mechanism: Seety focuses on crowdsourced on-street parking data, while APCOA FLOW targets facility-specific barrier automation.
Both applications target urban drivers by providing map-based navigation to reduce time spent searching for parking spaces in city centers.
Both apps target urban commuters seeking parking alternatives, with BestParking focusing on North American reservation-based discovery while Seety emphasizes community-sourced free parking and officer alerts in European markets.
Both apps target European urban drivers for parking and EV charging, competing directly for market share in the same geographic regions.
Both apps target urban drivers managing regulated street parking, competing for the same user base in European markets through digital payment and fine avoidance tools.
Both apps target urban drivers with free mobile solutions for parking payments and session management, creating direct competition for daily parking utility.
Onepark competes by offering pre-booked parking spaces across 4,000 locations in 8 countries, directly challenging Seety's ad-hoc, street-level parking management model.
Both apps target urban drivers seeking to reduce parking costs, though Seety focuses on community-sourced free street parking while ParkWhiz centers on advance booking for paid lots.
Both applications target urban drivers managing parking sessions remotely, competing for the same commuter segment through digital payment interfaces.
Both apps target urban drivers for remote parking session management, competing directly on the utility of mobile-first payment processing and parking zone navigation.
Both apps provide digital parking payment solutions, competing for the same urban driver demographic seeking to manage parking costs and location.
Both apps target urban drivers seeking to reduce parking search time and costs through real-time vacancy data and digital payment integration.
Both apps target urban drivers seeking to avoid parking fines and locate legal street parking, creating direct competition for the same user intent.
Both apps target urban drivers seeking parking alternatives, but they diverge on the source of the parking: public street spots versus private business and hotel lots.
Both apps target drivers seeking parking alternatives and payment solutions, with AppyParking+ focusing on UK municipal data while Seety relies on a community-driven model for parking information.
Yespark competes by offering long-term parking rentals and digital gate access, directly challenging the urban mobility market share held by Seety.
Same space(33)
ICH-TANKE provides fuel price comparison services for drivers in Germany, overlapping with Seety's fueling utility.
Aimo Park operates as a direct regional competitor in Sweden and Finland, providing centralized parking and EV charging management.
Cheap Gas Stations offers fuel price comparison and navigation in Spain, overlapping with Seety's fueling utility.
Blink Charging serves EV drivers in the UK and Ireland, acting as a gateway to its hardware charging network.
Blue Parking manages parking facilities for property owners while providing a digital payment interface for drivers.
Targets performance-oriented riders with specialized routing, contrasting with Seety's parking-focused utility.
Facilitates long-distance travel for EV drivers through a community-powered charging map.
Serves as a municipal tool for Minneapolis drivers to manage parking sessions and receive alerts.
Targets urban commuters needing multimodal routing, though focused on public transit rather than parking.
Find My Car acts as a complementary navigation utility for drivers who use Seety to manage parking sessions but need help locating their vehicle.
Tracks parking locations using GPS to assist drivers in returning to their vehicles.
Fuel Finder UK provides fuel price comparison in the UK, overlapping with Seety's fueling utility.
Manages parking payments for drivers.
Stop Map serves the same driver segment by providing fuel and EV charging location data in Spain.
Flowbird Parking serves as a municipal-contracted payment utility that competes for the same urban driver segment as Seety.
Blinkay provides a similar pay-by-phone utility for parking sessions, competing for the same on-demand parking user.
CoCharger facilitates peer-to-peer EV charging, competing for the same EV-driving audience as Seety.
JustPark competes for the same UK-based driver segment by offering booking-first parking and EV charging services.
Offers direct-to-operator parking reservations and payments, removing third-party intermediaries.
Provides short-distance urban travel via e-scooters and e-bikes as an alternative to parking a car.
Provides reservation and payment utility for parking across North American urban centers.
Operates a booking platform for parking spaces in city centers and airports.
PACE Drive competes for the same commuter segment by automating fuel payments, overlapping with Seety's fueling features.
Smart Park targets drivers in Japan with a proprietary parking payment system that bypasses physical kiosks.
Simplifies the parking lifecycle through digital payments and subscription management for commuters.
Provides regional transit planning and ticketing for Paris, serving the same urban commuter base.
Serves the same driver segment by mapping charging infrastructure, though focused on energy rather than parking.
ladeapp provides EV charging discovery and session management services, competing for the same EV-driving audience.
Competes for the same urban parking reservation market by offering pre-booked spots in dense cities.
A fitness training app competing with Seety: smart & free parking.
Uses community data to map parking rules and availability, mirroring Seety's community-driven approach.
Shares the driver-centric focus on real-time road conditions and incident reporting.
Maps charging points across multiple regions to assist EV drivers with route planning.
