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GoOpti is a Slovenian demand-responsive airport transfer platform offering shared and private door-to-door rides between cities and airports across Europe and beyond.

Last updated September 28, 2026

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Overview

GoOpti is a Slovenian technology company and online platform for booking road passenger transport, specialising in airport transfers. Founded in the summer of 2011 by three entrepreneurs — Marko Guček, Sašo Sušnik and Tomaž Lorenzetti — the company began as an experiment to solve a common travel frustration: getting to and from airports affordably and reliably, especially from smaller or remote towns that lacked good public transport links. The founders observed that the rise of low-cost airlines had made flying accessible to many more people, but ground connections to airports had not kept pace. Taxis were expensive, airport shuttles often ignored distant airports, and public transport rarely adapted to flight schedules. GoOpti operates as a demand-responsive transportation platform. Rather than owning a large fleet outright, it matches passengers travelling in the same direction and time window, then executes transfers through contractual, vetted partner operators. The platform uses optimisation algorithms to recognise demand and maximise vehicle occupancy, aiming to offer passengers the lowest possible price while giving transport providers profitable routes that were previously unviable. Customers book through the GoOpti.com website or a free mobile app, choosing between shared and private transfers, entering pickup and drop-off points, passenger numbers and travel times. The system then presents options based on privacy preferences, budget and time flexibility. From its base in Slovenia, GoOpti has expanded its service area to cover nearby airports in Italy, Austria, Croatia, Albania, Hungary and Germany, and it also connects smaller and medium-sized cities with more distant airports in the region. According to its Slovenian Wikipedia entry, more than 1,700,000 passengers had travelled with GoOpti using 810 GoOpti vehicles since entering the market in July 2011. The platform additionally allows bookings in more than 100 countries to over 400 airports worldwide, even where GoOpti does not operate its own services, by offering bus tickets, taxi reservations or premium vehicle bookings through its search engine. GoOpti positions itself around reliability, convenience and affordability. Its motto is "No One Left Behind", and it promises to complete a transfer even if only one person has booked it. A signature add-on is the "Absolutely No Worries" package, which provides an alternative transport or a new plane ticket in case of flight delays or road congestion. The company also serves business customers — travel agencies, airlines, hotels, resorts and companies — through a GoOpti business account that offers refund shares, a control dashboard and instant booking confirmation. GoOpti describes itself as an award-winning, fast-growing mobility startup and continues to expand its route network, including newer direct connections such as Salzburg to Munich Airport.

History

GoOpti was founded in the summer of 2011 by three entrepreneurs — Marko Guček, Sašo Sušnik and Tomaž Lorenzetti — who shared a love of travel and frustration with the difficulty of reaching airports from smaller towns. The idea emerged from market demand: the growth of low-cost airlines had enabled more people to fly, but ground transport to airports remained expensive, inflexible or non-existent. Initially the team focused only on developing a sales system for cost-effective transport and intended to leave execution to professional transport companies. When no transport company supported the idea, they bought their own vehicles. Just three months after entering the market, the service became profitable and the investment was recouped in less than a year. Soon more transport companies joined GoOpti, including some that had initially declined. GoOpti entered the market in July 2011. It developed a transport marketplace model that serves both sides: suppliers (drivers and transport providers) and buyers (passengers needing transfers). Its online booking system recognises demand and optimises vehicle occupancy to achieve the lowest possible price for passengers and the highest yield for carriers. The company introduced optimisation algorithms that made group transport profitable and cheaper than public transport while offering the comfort and time flexibility of a private car. Over the years GoOpti expanded its service area beyond Slovenia to nearby airports in Italy, Austria, Croatia, Albania, Hungary and Germany, and it also connects smaller and medium-sized cities with more distant airports in the region. By the time of its Slovenian Wikipedia entry, more than 1,700,000 passengers had travelled with GoOpti using 810 GoOpti vehicles. The platform also extended its reach internationally: through GoOpti.com, passengers can book transfers in more than 100 countries to over 400 airports worldwide, even in countries where GoOpti does not offer its own services, by purchasing bus tickets, taxi reservations or premium vehicle bookings. GoOpti has continued to add routes and services. Its blog notes new direct transfers such as Salzburg to Munich Airport, aimed at early morning flights and business trips. The company describes itself as an award-winning startup in rapid growth mode, with a mission to make transportation carefree for everyone. It operates through contractual and vetted partners, positioning itself as a platform rather than a traditional transport operator.

  • 2011

    GoOpti founded in the summer by Marko Guček, Sašo Sušnik and Tomaž Lorenzetti; enters the market in July.

  • 2011

    Service becomes profitable three months after market entry; investment recouped in less than a year.

  • Expands service area to airports in Italy, Austria, Croatia, Albania, Hungary and Germany.

  • Platform reaches more than 1,700,000 passengers and 810 GoOpti vehicles.

  • Booking coverage extends to more than 100 countries and over 400 airports worldwide.

  • New direct transfer route Salzburg to Munich Airport introduced.

Products and positioning

Affordable, reliable and convenient demand-responsive airport transfers with a 'No One Left Behind' service promise.

  • Shared airport transfers

    Cost-effective shared rides matching passengers travelling in the same direction and time window.

  • Private airport transfers

    Exclusive door-to-door transfers for passengers seeking privacy and flexibility.

  • Absolutely No Worries package

    Add-on that provides alternative transport or a new plane ticket in case of flight delays or road congestion.

  • GoOpti business account

    Account for travel agencies, airlines, hotels, resorts and companies, offering refund shares, a control dashboard and instant booking confirmation.

  • Mobile app

    Free mobile application for booking transfers directly.

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