Is the operator program open?

Not yet. We're still building it. Right now we're collecting interest so we know which markets people want and who to talk to first.

We don't have final numbers, and we won't guess. When the terms are set, anyone we're talking with will get them in writing before committing to anything.

Does submitting the form commit me to anything?

No. It's an interest form, not an application or a contract — for you or for us. It just starts a conversation.

We're planning it as a licensing arrangement rather than a franchise, but the structure isn't final. We'll be clear about it before anyone signs up.

Which markets are you interested in?

We'd like to hear about any market. Outdoor and tourism towns are the most natural fit, but tell us about yours either way.

Surfline bikes staged outdoors in an expansive landscape for the operators hero

Operator Program · In Development

Bring Revv rentals to your town.

We're building a program for local operators to run Surfline rentals in their own markets. It isn't open yet, and we're still working out the details. If you'd like to be part of it early, tell us about your market.

The Idea

What we're building.

The plan has three parts. All of them are still taking shape.

The bikes

Surflines set up for rental use. We'd supply the fleet so you don't have to buy bikes outright — how that works financially is still being decided.

The booking software

RevvRent, our booking and fleet tool, is in development. The goal: reservations, fleet tracking, and maintenance in one place.

What we learn

We run rentals around Reno and Lake Tahoe. What works — and what doesn't — becomes the operator playbook as it takes shape.

Where Things Stand

Straight answers, including “we don't know yet.”

What we know

The Surfline exists, and we rent it around Reno and Lake Tahoe.
We want local operators — people who know their town — running rentals in other markets.
Outdoor and tourism destinations are the natural starting point.

Still being worked out

Costs, fees, and how the fleet is paid for
The operator agreement and how territories work
RevvRent features and launch date
When the first operators could launch

Nothing here is final. Anyone we work with gets the real terms in writing before committing to anything.

Good Fit

Who we'd like to hear from.

You know your town — its visitors, its seasons, where people ride.
You've run something operational: rentals, tours, a shop, a service business.
You care about the customer experience, not just passive income.
You're comfortable being early and helping shape how this works.

Tell us about your market.

This isn't an application or a commitment. It helps us see where interest is and who to talk to first. A real person reads every one, and we'll reach out as the program takes shape.

First Name *

Last Name *

Email *

Phone *

Target Market State *

Target City / Region *

Capital Available for Operations *

Tell us about your operational background *

Do you have an existing rental or hospitality operation? (optional)

Currently Operate Other Businesses?

YesNo

Why does this opportunity interest you? What's your market case? *

When Would You Want to Start? *

How did you hear about us? (optional)

A real person on our team reads every one. Sending this doesn't commit you to anything.

Already run a rental business?

We're also exploring RevvRent as booking software for rental shops with their own gear — bikes, kayaks, skis, surfboards. Leave your email to hear if and when it's ready.

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