Partners
Become a Bagdropin partner: what you need to get started
Cafés, hotels, shops and hostels can offer luggage storage with Bagdropin. Here is what is required, including a valid SIRET, and how a day looks.
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If your business has a spare corner, a back room or a cupboard, you can offer luggage storage to travellers passing nearby.
What you need
- A French business with a valid SIRET number.
- A safe, dry place to keep bags out of customers' reach.
- A phone or tablet to see paid drop-offs and tap Stored and Hand back.
- Opening hours you can reliably keep.
How it works day to day
- Print your QR poster from your dashboard and put it near the entrance.
- A traveller scans, photographs their bags and pays online.
- When they hand you the bags, tap Stored.
- When they come back, check the code, hand the bags over and tap Hand back.
Good practice
Do not open bags. Keep the photos of each drop-off in mind when you hand luggage back. Tell us about problems early.
Partners receive 40% of each booking and are responsible for the bags they hold: Bagdropin provides no insurance, so check with your own insurer about storing customers' property. Fees, payouts and requirements are set out in the partner terms.
Ready to start? Create a partner account with your SIRET and business details.