Renting a delivery e-bike: 3 documents, 30 minutes, and you're riding

Your Deliveroo or Uber Eats account is ready. All you're missing is the bike.

July 29, 2026
Updated on:
August 1, 2026
Row of Zoomo delivery e-bikes lined up in the store
Row of Zoomo delivery e-bikes lined up in the store
Row of Zoomo delivery e-bikes lined up in the store

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Your Deliveroo or Uber Eats account is ready and all you're missing is the bike. At Zoomo we've kept it simple: book a slot online, come into the Paris or Lyon store with three documents, and ride away the same day on an e-bike that's ready to deliver. Here's how it works, step by step.

The short version

Ride tonight

The bike leaves with you on the day of your appointment.

From 150 €/month

Or 70 €/month if you ride for Uber Eats.

3 documents

No SIRET number, no credit application.

30 minutes

From walking in to your first pedal stroke.

Step 1: Book your slot, it takes 2 minutes

Pick the day and time that suit you on the website, or just walk into the store. When you arrive your bike is already waiting: inspected, charged and adjusted.

You can compare the plans on the subscriptions page before booking, or check the Lyon pricing if that's where you ride.

Step 2: Bring 3 documents, nothing more

1

Photo ID

National identity card or passport, currently valid.

2

Proof of address

A bill or official letter less than 3 months old.

3

Bank card

In your own name, to set up the rental agreement.

That's it. You don't need a SIRET number to rent your bike. You'll only need one to sign up with the delivery platforms.

What you're rentingWhat you need
Electric bikeThe 3 documents above. Nothing else.
Electric scooterThe same 3 documents, plus an AM or B licence valid for at least 3 more months in France. Foreign and international licences accepted.

Step 3: Handover, and you're off

In store, someone adjusts the bike to your height, hands over the included accessories (charger, U-lock, phone mount) and helps you install the MyZoomo app, which you use to manage your subscription and locate your bike.

Between walking through the door and your first pedal stroke, expect under 30 minutes if your documents are in order. Want to see the models first? They're all on the vehicles page.

What it costs, and what's included

The Pro plan starts at 150 €/month with a 3-month minimum term, Pro Plus is 160 €/month with a 1-month term, and both take a refundable 150 € deposit. Ride for Uber Eats and the Lite plan comes in at 70 €/month, with a 4-month term and a 200 € deposit. Deliveroo riders get 10 € off their first month instead.

Included in every plan

Preventive servicing: punctures, brake pads, electrical system checks.

Repaired or replaced within 24 h if anything goes wrong.

Third-party liability cover included in the plan.

Optional Theft Cover, which reduces the excess.

Once your minimum term is up, you can cancel whenever you want, with no notice period, and your deposit comes back. Weighing renting against buying? The full comparison is here. And if you ride for Deliveroo, check the partner offers: they change regularly.

FAQ

How long does it take to rent a Zoomo bike?

You leave with it the same day. Usually under 30 minutes once you're in store, provided your documents are complete.

Is there a deposit?

Yes, and it's refundable. 150 € on the Pro and Pro Plus plans, 200 € on the Uber Eats Lite plan. You get it back when you return the bike and its accessories.

Do I need to be signed up with Deliveroo or Uber Eats already?

No, not to rent a bike. That said, the Lite plan is reserved for Uber Eats riders and the Deliveroo discount requires an active Deliveroo account.

Do I need a SIRET number?

Not to rent from Zoomo. The delivery platforms will ask you for one, we won't.

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