Riderentals.co , Kenya’s award-winning car rental platform, is quietly powering a new revenue stream for businesses across the hospitality, real estate, fintech, and travel industries — through a simple widget or SDK integration. Whether you run a hotel, manage furnished apartments, or operate a fintech app, this one integration allows your customers to book self-drive or chauffeured cars while earning you passive income. Here’s how real partners are using it to drive revenue, boost guest experience, and offer next-level convenience. 1. Urban Nest Apartments, Nairobi: “We Turned Guest Transport Into Profit” “We used to refer guests to third-party drivers. Now, we earn a commission on every car they book — all with a simple widget on our guest app.” — Sophie, Manager – UrbanNest Apartments Challenge: UrbanNest regularly received requests for airport transfers and weekend rides from its guests. Referrals to outside vendors brought no benefit to the business. Solution: By integrating the Riderentals.co widget into their web-based guest portal, Urban Nest enabled guests to book trusted, verified cars directly. Results: Earned commission on over 70 rentals in the first 3 months Guests rated it as one of the most useful services in post-stay surveys Zero operational hassle — booking, dispatch, and payment handled by Riderentals 2. Zunguka Safaris: “We Offer More Than Just Tours” “We now let travelers build their own trips with car rental add-ons. The Riderentals SDK plugged right into our website — no dev team needed.” — Brian, Founder – Zunguka Safaris Challenge: Zunguka wanted to allow clients to book standalone vehicles for safari and city excursions — but managing cars in-house wasn’t scalable. Solution: By embedding Riderentals SDK into their booking funnel, clients could book the right vehicle directly from Zunguka’s site. Results: Higher client satisfaction from DIY trip planning Earns a flat commission per rental Zero capital spent on fleet ownership 3. Jirani Suites: “No More Guests Asking for Drivers at Midnight” “Guests always asked for cars late at night. Now they just tap ‘Book a Car’ on our guest WiFi landing page.” — Lilian, Reception Supervisor – Jirani Suites Challenge: Front desk staff were constantly sourcing ad-hoc drivers — especially for airport runs or urgent errands. Solution: With the widget added to their welcome WiFi page and check-in emails, guests now self-serve car bookings. Results: 90% drop in staff transport requests Over Ksh 32,000 earned in commissions within 90 days Better guest experience with predictable, verified vehicles 4. NikoApp (Lifestyle Fintech): “New Service, New Revenue” “Our users are urban, mobile, and always moving. Adding car rentals into our app keeps them coming back — and spending.” — David, Product Lead – NikoApp Challenge: NikoApp wanted to launch value-added services beyond finance to increase app usage and retention. Solution: Using the Riderentals Android SDK, they embedded a "Book a Car" feature accessible from their lifestyle tab. Results: In-app engagement up 12% Users book for business meetings and airport drops Revenue split drives consistent monthly earnings 🔧 Why Partners Love the Riderentals Widget & SDK Commissions You Can Track: Real-time earnings and reports Plug & Play Setup: 10-minute widget or full SDK available Nationwide Coverage: Nairobi, Mombasa, Eldoret, Kisumu, and all major airports Trusted Fleet: Verified vehicles and vetted drivers Scalable Revenue: From guest houses to super apps, Riderentals fits all platforms 💡 Is It Right for You? If you’re in any of the following, you should consider adding the Riderentals widget: Hotels, Airbnbs, or serviced apartments Travel and tour agencies Real estate platforms or tenant portals Fintech or lifestyle apps Logistics and fleet-light mobility companies 🚀 Become a Partner Today Integration takes minutes. Earnings begin immediately. 📞 Call or WhatsApp: +254 714 877948 🌐 Visit: www.riderentals.co/partners 📩 Email: customerservice@riderentals.co

Cycling offers so many benefits for adults—and it’s never too late to start riding. Here’s exactly how to get started. 1. Gear Up: Bike, Fit & Safety Choose the right bike : Make sure your bike fits—stand over it and ensure you can comfortably reach handlebars and brakes. Adjust it : Lower the seat so your feet touch the ground initially . Prioritize safety : Always wear a proper-fitting helmet, gloves, and reflective gear, especially in Nairobi's morning or evening traffic. 2. Find a Learning Community in Nairobi Consider these reputable local instructors and programs: Bike it or Hike It : Offers beginner sessions for adults—3 to 5 session courses, group rides, and family-friendly routes. They’ll even come to your location for training. Contact: 0726 729 737 . Nairobi Bike School : Structured lessons, equipment provided. Contact: 0738 196 843 . Cycling Accessories & Parts (CAP) : Lessons + rentals + gear advice. Budget ~KSh 1,800/session and bike hire ~KSh1 500 if you just want to refresh. Direct contact through 0798154123 or https://www.facebook.com/cyclingaccessoriesandparts/ Bike Park Kenya : Hands-on mountain biking in Tigoni—perfect to learn in a safe off-road environment . Critical Mass Nairobi : Social group rides monthly—great for real-life traffic practice in a supportive crowd . 3. Learn the Fundamentals (Adapted from Bicycling’s 6‑step method): Mount/dismount practice : Lean bike lightly, brake, step on/off confidently. Braking drills : Walk next to the bike and practice even, gradual braking to build control . Balance & glide : Scoot with your feet, hoist feet up and glide—stay balanced for ~3 seconds before pedaling . Vision : Look forward—not down—to maintain line and stability . Pedal launch : Start with one foot at 2 o’clock on the pedal; push and bring the other foot onboard . 4. Practice on Safe, Scenic Routes Once basics are mastered, ride on gentle, low-traffic Nairobi routes: Karura Forest : 5–15 km loops through greenery, waterfalls, wildlife. Bikes available to rent .You can get a guide from Bike it or Hike it at Kes 1800 for 2 hours. Contact them through 0726 729 737 Nairobi Arboretum : Calm 3 km loops perfect for mastering turns in a park environment . Ngong Road Forest Sanctuary : 5–10 km mixed terrain trails, great for balancing on slight inclines . Karen & Langata routes : 20–30 km leisure rides through quiet neighborhoods and coffee country . Nairobi National Park perimeter : ~35 km for confident learners—high chance of wildlife sightings . 5. Join Events & Ride Sociably Group rides foster learning and motivation: Monthly Critical Mass tours —fun, communal city riding . Loop Gravel Series & family-friendly rides in Tigoni, Jubilee Race, and others—all beginner-inclusive . Cycling & beer tours around Karura for social riders who want to balance fun and fitness. 6. Stay Consistent & Build Skills Ride often : Aim for at least 2–3 rides weekly to improve balance, endurance, and confidence. Use training plans : Consider beginner-friendly plans like Bicycling’s 4–8 week base-building regimen for structure . Your trainer will give you a plan book if keen to master the skills. Maintain your bike : Regularly check brakes, gears, and tires. Shops like CAP, Probike Kenya, Spin Kings, Cycle World, Velokart offer maintenance and tuning . Have a mechanic from 0798154123 or https://www.facebook.com/cyclingaccessoriesandparts/ check your bike on site or off site. 7. Progress at Your Pace Start slow—fresh air, gentle paths, safe instruction. Advance gradually—longer rides, light hills, group rides. Celebrate milestones—first glide, first solo loop, first organized ride. Stay patient—remember, adult learners sometimes fall, but practice and encouragement go a long way . Final Thoughts Learning to cycle in Nairobi is not just about acquiring a skill—it’s an entry into a vibrant, supportive community and eco-friendly lifestyle. Gear up, start small, find local mentors, and choose safe, enjoyable routes. Soon, you'll be gliding confidently through Karura Forest, navigating city streets with ease, and joining group rides like a pro. Happy pedaling! 🚴‍♀️🌿