Vignetim Headquarters & Office Locations

Vignetim is headquartered in Almere Stad, Provincie Flevoland, The Netherlands. Founded in 2024, the company has 2 recorded locations across 2 countries and employs approximately 6 people worldwide.

Where is Vignetim's main office?

Vignetim's main headquarters office is located at 5 Geldropstraat, Almere Stad, Provincie Flevoland 1324WT, The Netherlands. This is the company's primary corporate address.

Vignetim regional offices

Beyond its headquarters in Almere Stad, Vignetim has recorded locations in The Netherlands and Turkey.

Vignetim contact information

The main switchboard for Vignetim headquarters can be reached at +31 6 27246888. Official website: vignetim.com.

What does Vignetim do?

Vignetim is a mobility-fintech platform that simplifies cross-border road travel for both individuals and fleets. Instead of juggling multiple national portals, petrol stations and paper receipts, drivers can manage digital vignettes and tolls, eSIM, and insurance in a single app. Vignetim connects to road operators and service providers across Europe and Türkiye, normalizes their rules and pricing, and turns them into a unified, user-friendly experience. For end users, Vignetim acts as a “digital co-pilot” for road trips: select your route, vehicle and dates, and the platform automatically suggests the correct vignettes/tolls, validates license plate formats, avoids overlaps, and stores all purchases and invoices in one place. Add-on services like eSIM and insurance can be bundled into the same journey, helping travellers stay compliant, connected and protected across borders. For fleets, banks, wallets and mobility partners, Vignetim offers an API-first and white-label ready infrastructure layer. Partners can embed multi-country vignettes/tolls, eSIM and insurance into their own channels, unlocking new transaction revenue and deepening customer loyalty without building complex country integrations themselves. Vignetim focuses on high-traffic corridors between Europe, Türkiye and the wider OIC region, serving use cases from tourism and labour mobility to logistics and pilgrimage travel.