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A man in a helmet, coat and scarf rides an electric scooter in the cycle lane of a Paris boulevard, at nightfall.

E-scooter

E-scooter influencers and content creators.

Creators interviewed before they join: in town on a compliant electric scooter, or freestyle in the skatepark. Every piece of content goes through you before publication.

Formats

What they film.

A real journey on film
The morning commute, from departure to parking, with its real duration and real conditions.
Range test
The same loop ridden until the battery is flat, with the weather and the rider’s weight noted.
Maintenance at home
Puncture repaired, brake adjusted, headset tightened: the gesture the rider repeats at home.
A freestyle skatepark line
A full line, then each trick in slow motion: deck, bars, jumps.

What to require

What your brief should demand.

A compliant machine
Speed-limited, lit, braked, insured: the electric scooter on screen must be legal to ride.
The right place in the street
A cycle lane or track where there is one, never the pavement, never a road where scooters are banned outside towns.
Helmet and gloves on screen
Required in the brief, even where the law does not demand them.
Tricks in the skatepark
Freestyle is filmed in a park or at a private spot with consent, never out in the street.

Who invests

The brands that work with them.

Electric scooter makers
Urban, folding and off-road models, spare parts.
Freestyle scooters and parts
Decks, bars, wheels, forks, compression systems.
Urban gear
Helmets, gloves, reflective clothing, extra lights, locks.
Cities and operators
Local authorities, planners, rental operators where they exist.

Questions

Your questions.

Electric or freestyle: which creator?

The one whose public buys your product. A lock, an insurance policy or a city model is shown in the street, by an everyday rider. A reinforced deck or a set of bars is shown in the skatepark, by a rider who does tricks. Say which in your quote request.

Can a derestricted e-scooter appear in a campaign?

No. Above the speed set by the highway code, the machine is no longer compliant, and the Guydon charter requires the law to be visible on screen on public roads.

Your product, on the daily ride.

Tell us your product and your dates. Selection and firm quote within 48 business hours.