“A service that builds loyalty among our customers and, on top of that, lets them stay longer.”
Samuel Sapelier, Director, Beaugrenelle Paris (Apsys)
1 Keeper Jet since March 2016
With the Keeper Jet, visitors who arrive on two wheels, by motorcycle or scooter, leave their helmet in a secure locker and enjoy their visit hands-free. The service is free for them, and your staff have nothing to manage.
The Keeper Jet at a glance
A motorcycle helmet is bulky: there is nowhere to put it while you shop, it does not fit in cloakroom lockers, and you think twice before leaving it on the bike. The Keeper Jet solves the problem.
Visitors choose a locker, lock it with a personal code, and collect their helmet when they come back. The locker is semi-open: its contents remain visible, so security staff can check what is inside if in doubt.
This kiosk is available for rent. The rental includes supply of the kiosk, upkeep, maintenance and 24/7 support, for the venue's staff and users alike.
Keeper Jet or Keeper Modular
The choice is not made on the data sheet: it depends on how busy your venue is and how prominent you want the kiosk to be in your setting.

4 helmets in a compact column taking up about 1 m². It fits near the reception desk, in a lobby or in a car park. It is the right version when riders visit regularly but do not all arrive at the same time.

8 helmets, with a different design, and modules that join together to form a real wall of lockers. It is designed for venues where many riders stay for a long time, such as concert halls or large car parks.
Wherever people arrive on two wheels
Visitors shop without carrying their helmet, and take their time browsing the stores.
Customers who come on two wheels do their shopping hands-free. The kiosk goes in the entrance hall or in the car park.
DIY, books and media, home furnishings: one more service for customers who often come by motorcycle.
Riders head off on foot without being weighed down, and the tower-shaped kiosk takes up very little space.
Travellers who arrive by motorcycle leave their helmet when they depart and collect it on their return, without carrying it for the whole trip.
During a meal or while filling up, the helmet is safely stored. The kiosk is installed under a canopy or indoors, near the shops.
Moviegoers no longer have to keep their helmet on their lap for the whole film.
Changing-room lockers are often too small for a helmet: the kiosk goes at reception or near the changing rooms.
For large crowds who stay several hours, the Keeper Modular forms a wall of lockers at the entrance.
For your visitors and for your venue
Freed from their helmet, riders take their time, and they know they can come back without being weighed down.
We install the kiosk, monitor it remotely and maintain it. A visitor who has forgotten their code calls support from the kiosk, 24 hours a day.
At the end of each use, the kiosk can ask the questions you choose. Answers are given on the spot, to a machine rather than a person, so they are more candid. If you have no survey of your own, it asks environmental awareness questions.
The Keeper Jet can be customised in your venue's colours, to blend in with your decor and your brand.
The short answers
Customer stories, on video
“A service that builds loyalty among our customers and, on top of that, lets them stay longer.”
Samuel Sapelier, Director, Beaugrenelle Paris (Apsys)
1 Keeper Jet since March 2016
“Zénith Paris La Villette wants to develop a better customer experience and, quite logically, The Keepers' system was the most suitable one.”
Olivier Goudin, Head of Reception and Security, Zénith Paris La Villette
10 Keepers Modular since April 2017
“Our goal is to satisfy customers and offer them innovative services that set us apart, and of course to improve their shopping and make it easier.”
Peggy Guchet, Deputy Director, Italie Deux (Hammerson)
1 Keeper Jet since May 2015
For venues open to the public
A single venue can combine several kiosks.
Get the data sheet, or talk to someone
The Keeper Jet and Keeper Modular data sheet is sent to you by email, so you can easily pass it on.
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