A healthier city starts with how people move
PaceLeaf gives cities a powerful, community-driven tool to promote active transportation, increase transit ridership, and meet sustainability KPIs — while engaging residents in a way that's actually fun.
What cities get from PaceLeaf
Promote Active Transportation
Incentivize residents to walk and bike more, supporting public health goals and reducing sedentary behavior city-wide.
Increase Transit Ridership
Reward residents for every transit trip, building a loyal ridership base and demonstrating the value of public transportation investment.
Reduce Transportation Emissions
Mode shift from single-occupancy vehicles to walking, cycling, and transit directly reduces Scope 1 and Scope 3 transportation emissions.
Real Mobility Data
Aggregate, anonymized commuting data helps city planners understand how residents actually move — informing infrastructure decisions.
Support Local Businesses
The PaceLeaf rewards ecosystem circulates spending to neighborhood businesses, strengthening local economic resilience.
Community Engagement
City-sponsored challenges — like "Bike Month" or "Car-Free September" — engage residents in a fun, reward-driven public health initiative.
Community programs that drive change
These illustrate what's possible with a city partnership. Each program is customized for your community.
Bike Month Challenge
City-sponsored May Bike Month challenge. Residents earn bonus points for biking on any day in May. City provides matching rewards at local partners.
Key KPIs Tracked:
- →% of residents who biked at least once
- →Total bike trips logged
- →CO₂ avoided (estimated)
Transit Activation Program
New bus route or light rail line? PaceLeaf drives trial by rewarding first-time riders with bonus points. Track ridership growth over 90 days.
Key KPIs Tracked:
- →New riders (first-time transit users)
- →Trip retention at 30/60/90 days
- →Estimated vehicle trips avoided
Community Health Initiative
City public health departments can sponsor walking challenges tied to neighborhood revitalization, with rewards at local businesses in target districts.
Key KPIs Tracked:
- →Participants per neighborhood
- →Steps logged per capita
- →Local business redemptions
Start a city partnership
Tell us about your city's mobility and sustainability goals. We'll respond within 3 business days.
City partner questions
How does PaceLeaf handle resident data and privacy?
Cities receive only aggregate, anonymized data. We never share individual resident data with government entities without explicit resident consent. Our privacy standards are designed to exceed applicable regulations.
Can PaceLeaf integrate with our existing transit apps?
We're developing integrations with common transit fare systems. For early city partners, PaceLeaf operates alongside existing apps with no IT integration required.
Is there grant funding available for city partnerships?
Many federal, state, and regional sustainability grants cover active transportation and public health initiatives that align with PaceLeaf programs. We can provide documentation to support grant applications.
What's the cost for cities?
City partnership pricing is custom based on program scope and population. We offer subsidized rates for pilot programs. Contact us to design a proposal that fits your budget.
Ready to move your city forward?
Partner with PaceLeaf to build a healthier, more sustainable community through the power of everyday movement.
PaceLeaf is in early development. No commitment required to join the waitlist.