Launched on April 1st, 2012, Spinlister was created as a peer-to-peer bike rental platform to connect the cycling universe, help the environment, and encourage peer-to-peer sharing. Since then, Spinlister has expanded to skis, snowboards, stand up paddle boards (SUP), and surfboards. With their seamless web, iOS, and android apps, built-in security features, and a database of user reviews, Spinlister has won the trust of communities of athletes all over the world.
Spinlister provides a platform for listers and renters to meet. Listers make money by renting their equipment to like-minded people while renters find a variety of rides all over the world for an affordable price. Spinlister currently has users in over 100 countries and insures bikes (up to $10,000 in some countries*), skis/snowboards (up to $1,000), and SUPs/surfboards (up to $2,000) against theft or damage.
Spinlister provides a platform for listers and renters to meet. Listers make money by renting their equipment to like-minded people while renters find a variety of rides all over the world for an affordable price. Spinlister currently has users in over 100 countries and insures bikes (up to $10,000 in some countries*), skis/snowboards (up to $1,000), and SUPs/surfboards (up to $2,000) against theft or damage.
Location: United States, California, Santa Monica
Phone: +1 424-456-8987
Founded date: 2011
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| 06.09.2018 | Разделяй и радуйся: как шеринг-экономика меняет мир | Инвестировать в недвижимость или купить дорогой автомобиль? Дом мне может надоесть, и я захочу переехать, а дорогой автомобиль через год перестанет быть самым новым. Зачем тратиться на них, если можно взять в прокат? Так я гарантирую, что в... |
| 03.11.2016 | ArbiClaims brings arbitration to the sharing economy | The seed-funded legal tech startup won the "runner up" prize at Vator Splash LA 2016 Editor's note: Our Post Seed VC event is coming up on Dec. 1 in San Francisco. We'll have Chamath Palihapitiya (Founder of Social Capital), Aydin... |
| 21.10.2016 | 7 Ways to Make Extra Money While Working a Full-Time Job | This piece originally appeared on Entrepreneur.com. Is your dwindling bank account impacting your health? The American Psychological Association (APA) released a survey showing that money stress impacts Americans’ health nationwide. And, as... |
| 15.11.2015 | What Technology Will Look Like In Five Years | Diomedes Kastanis Contributor Diomedes Kastanis is VP of the Chief Innovation Office at Ericsson, supporting advancement of the company’s technology vision and innovation. More posts by this contributor Productive mobility is poised to give... |
| 14.03.2015 | How Spinlister Plans to Become Zipcar for Bikes | Spinlister, a peer-to-peer global bike share, announced that riders no longer need hubs to rent bikes. The new decentralized bike-share model will debut in Austin during SXSW. Now renters can ride, park and lock the bicycle simply by using ... |
| 29.01.2015 | Andrew Leigh: Sharing the benefits of “the sharing economy” | With nothing but a smartphone, I can order up an Uber car to whisk me to my next meeting or find a bargain bed for the night through AirBNB. If I lived in one of the major United States cities, I could also tap on an app to hire a pair of s... |
| 25.11.2014 | BikeTexas Teams up With Spinlister | Spinlister, the peer-to-peer bike sharing service that launched in Austin last month, has signed a deal to sponsor BikeTexas, an organizations that encourages and promotes bicycling. |
| 23.10.2014 | Peer-to-Peer Bike Share Startup Spinlister Launches in Austin | Spinlister, a bike sharing service, launched in Austin this week. |
| 12.03.2014 | Bike-sharing goes international thanks to Spinlister | If you’re planning to travel to (or already live in) certain European and Asian countries and like to get around on a bike, Spinlister now has you covered. After ride-sharing and home-sharing made a splash, people are now moving into sharin... |
| 24.10.2013 | 5 apps to make the most of business travel downtime | And if a few hours here or there is not enough, consider adding a leisure component to your trip by extending your stay over a weekend. Spinlister Some cities, like San Francisco and Boston, were made for biking. Riding a bike is a lot more... |
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