For dealers, shops, cafés & schools
Riders are already
looking for you.
We curated 1220 motorcycle businesses across 179 regions and counting, then put them in front of riders planning their next ride. Claim yours free, then decide whether you want to be a destination.
Claim during our launch window and your first 3 months of Basic or Pro are free.
Three steps, and the first one is free
Listed across 6 categories: Motorcycle Dealers, Motorcycle Parts & Gear, Motorcycle Rentals & Tours, Motorcycle Repair Shops, Motorcycle Towing, and Motorcycle Training.
Claim & verify
Free
A Verified badge on your page for good, your Scrambler dashboard, team accounts, and a count of riders asking you to host.
Make it yours, on the web and in the app
$9 a month
Your real hours, description, contact details, and up to five photos on your page. In the app, a Verified badge and a card that opens your page. Plus monthly views.
Become a destination
$19 a month
Host unlimited Ride-Ins under your own name, capture leads from riders who opt in, and lead your region's results. For when you want riders at your door.
How your listing looks in the app
Riders see nearby businesses in the app's Feed, Pro first, then Basic, then everyone else. On Basic and Pro, a tap on your card opens your own page, with your hours, photos, and description.
Your Ride-Ins show up in the Feed too
On Pro, each Ride-In you host appears under "Ride-ins near you" with your cover photo. Its page says "Hosted by" with your name and a link to your page, and riders tap "I'm in" so you know who is coming.
Why Ride-Ins work
A rider account can host one event a month. Yours hosts as many as you want.
"Hosted by" branding, per-event views and interest counts, leads with CSV export, and 90 days of public page life after the event. A business running events from an employee's rider account gets none of that: one event a month, no branding, no leads, no stats.
How Ride-Ins work, for riders and for businesses →Not passive search: riders who are already going somewhere
A rider planning a route marks fuel, food, coffee, and rest stops before they leave the driveway. A rider on this site searches a specific region for a specific kind of business. Both are further down the road than someone clicking a search ad. The businesses in our data are literally the stops on the routes riders are already building.
- The siteThe public search hub: locator pages by region and category, built to be found.
- The appWhere riders who came through plan real routes with real stops, join groups, and RSVP to rides.
- Your businessDiscovered on both, and a destination on the app once you host.
Find your business and claim it
If you are already in our data, claiming takes a few minutes. If you are not, tell us and we will add you for free.
New to any of this? Start with how a listing gets your shop found: what actually gets a shop found, what we can and cannot do, and a 30-minute Google setup.
Questions about a larger partnership, or a group of locations? Contact us.