As Bikeep seeks to revolutionize the world of bike owners by providing a user-friendly and intelligent bike sharing and locking facility in bike parking lots, StartUpCatchUp, a site where editors write about new startups, now endorses the brand.

While announcing the latest featured post of StartUpCatchUp about Bikeep, Kustas Kõiv, the CEO of the company confirms that, following the successful launch of Bikeep in Estonia Europe, Bikeep has taken a giant step in the expansion of its business operations, even as its first set of stations in the San Francisco Bay Area are now open.

According to StartUpCatchUp, Bikeep's business model works in such a way that property owners can rent stations from Bikeep so that they can earn from parking revenues, or make money from personal C2C bike rental services. Describing the opportunity that the brand now offers, it states that Bikeep offers intelligent bikeshare racks that makes it easy and safe for people to lock their bikes securely, rent them out at a fee, and as well charge their e-bikes at the stations.

In his remarks on the endorsement (http://www.startupcatchup.com/bikeep-just-park/) as posted on the official website of StartUpCatchUp, the CEO of Bikeep discloses that the facility greatly helps to take care of the common problem of bike theft since it comes with smart device technology that enables secure locking and mobile identification. Kustas Kõiv adds, saying, "With the use of the popular US-based MobileNOW app, property owners that would like to have stations installed for them can be sure of secure parking transactions."

"Considering the track records of the company in Estonia Europe, starting off at the San Francisco Bay Area is a great milestone; and the new development would definitely help to bring about a paradigm shift in bike sharing and parking as Bikeep's unique selling point over its competitors is that it can lock both the frame and the wheel of a bike with a steel bar," the CEO of Bikeep affirms.