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RV Rental Management SoftwareRun Rentals on Your Terms.

Own the Booking. Own the Customer. Own the Revenue.

Direct booking, rental operations, protection, renter insurance, mobile check-in and check-out, support and claims in one experience for dealers and professional fleet operators.

RV is the primary launch experience today. The platform is structured for multiple specialty rental verticals.

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H1 Rent&GoRMs dealer dashboard with daily activity and business performance A booking open on a phone in the mobile lot tools

Built for the way you rent.

One platform, one operating model. The assets and the language change; the system does not.

Launch vertical

Recreational Vehicles

The deepest proof base today. Dealers put existing inventory online, rent it direct from their own website, protect the unit through the trip and keep the customer afterwards.

    V1

    Vertical asset swap — RV

    The problem

    Most rental operations are held together by eight things that do not talk to each other.

    Every disconnect is a place where the booking record, the money or the customer goes missing.

    MarketplaceOwns the traffic, and often the customer relationship
    Generic RMSBooking and calendar, but not the protection or support stack
    Payment toolSeparate workflow and separate reconciliation
    Contracts and formsManual or fragmented documents
    InsuranceA separate buying and verification experience
    Inspection photosStored outside the booking record
    Roadside and supportAnother phone number, another vendor
    ClaimsDisconnected from the trip and the checkout record

    One booking record. One connected workflow. One renter experience.

    One connected rental journey

    Discovery through repeat business, on one record.

    Most rental software stops at the reservation. Follow the whole lifecycle and see where the revenue and the customer actually live.

    J1

    Protect Your Inventory. Protect Your Profit. Protect Your Customers.

    Three things every rental operation is trying to hold onto at once. Pick one and see what the connected system actually does about it.

      A1

      Why this matters

      Most rental software stops at the reservation. This continues through the trip, claims, support, return and repeat business, and adds monetization inside the same journey.

      Monetize it. Rent it. Protect it. Preserve it. Resell it.

      The asset is an economic lifecycle, not a booking.

      MonetizePut existing inventory to work instead of leaving it parked
      RentDirect bookings, repeatedly, on the operator’s own terms
      ProtectCoverage and condition documentation on every trip
      PreserveInterior, exterior and surface protection through its earning life
      ResellBack to market with a stronger presentation and a fuller record
      A2
      MonetizeRentProtectPreserveResell

      Back to market with a fuller record, then into the next cycle.

      The revenue layer

      Protection should not just reduce friction. It should create revenue.

      Rental VSCs are built into the rental transaction itself, which lets participating dealers and professional operators offer trip-based protection and share in revenue from eligible plan sales.

      Inside the journeyProtection is part of the booking flow, not a disconnected afterthought sold separately.
      Revenue per eligible bookingParticipating operators can create incremental revenue on bookings they are already taking.
      A clearer renter choiceThe renter sees their protection options inside the same branded experience, not on a third-party page.
      One set of economicsBooking revenue and protection revenue arrive through the same connected platform.

      The operating system

      Eight parts of a rental operation. One system.

      Not a suite of products you integrate yourself. One connected experience your renter never sees the seams of.

      S1 One record booking · renter · unit Web ComponentRMsMobile Lot ToolsRental VSCsRenter InsuranceSafety AppClaims & SupportPlan Upgrades
      Web ComponentDrops into the website you already have, so booking stays branded and direct.
      RMsBooking, customers, units, rates, payments, documents and day-to-day operations.
      Mobile Lot ToolsCheck-out and check-in, unit condition, photos and staff workflow, run from the lot.
      Rental VSCsTrip-based service contract options built into eligible booking flows.
      Renter InsuranceA separate renter-facing path that fits the transaction without being your lot policy.
      Safety AppTrip support, incident guidance and a connected way to reach help.
      Claims and SupportTrip context, unit data and the support workflow stay tied together.
      Automated Plan UpgradesA smoother path for the renter at the moment it is relevant to them.

      Path A — Start a rental department

      You already have the inventory, the customers and the website.

      What you do not have is a rental department. That is infrastructure, not ambition, and it is the part we supply.

      Step 01

      Put inventory onlineUnits go onto your own site through the web component. No marketplace listing required.

      Step 02

      Set your rulesRates, availability, minimums, add-ons and who can rent what.

      Step 03

      Protection and insuranceRental VSCs and the renter insurance path are configured into the booking flow.

      Step 04

      Lot operationsYour team runs check-out and check-in from a phone, with condition captured every time.

      Step 05

      Trip supportThe renter has support, roadside and incident reporting while the unit is out.

      Step 06

      Repeat, and renter to buyerThe customer stays yours. Some of them buy the category they just rented.
      D1
      1. 01Inventory online
      2. 02Your rules
      3. 03Protection
      4. 04Lot operations
      5. 05Trip support
      6. 06Repeat & renter to buyer

      Playbooks and best practices are attached below.

      • Trades: units taken on trade that would otherwise sit, earning while they wait for a buyer
      • Consignment: renting owned inventory you do not carry the floor cost on
      • Past clients: the customers who already bought from you are the easiest first renters
      • Inventory strategy: which units to put in the rental fleet, and when to move them back to the sales line

      Path B — Upgrade an existing operation

      Stop renting through somebody else’s customer relationship.

      You are already renting. The question is who owns the booking, the customer and the revenue when the trip is over.

      Today

      • The marketplace owns the traffic and usually the customer
      • Generic rental software that stops at the reservation
      • Payments reconciled in a separate place
      • Insurance bought and verified somewhere else again
      • Condition photos in a folder, not on the booking
      • Roadside and claims handled by whoever answers the phone

      On the platform

      • Bookings come through your own website, in your own brand
      • One record from discovery through to repeat business
      • Payment and documentation on that same record
      • Renter insurance path built into the flow
      • Condition captured on the booking at check-out and check-in
      • Support and claims connected to the trip they belong to
      • Protection revenue on eligible bookings you are already taking

      Product tour

      Choose your role. See your screen.

        T1

        Built from dealer, F&I and professional rental experience.

        This was not designed by people guessing at how a rental department runs. RV is the deepest proof layer today.

        Questions worth asking first

        They are two different things and they are presented separately on purpose. Renter insurance is a renter-facing insurance path that fits the rental transaction; it is not your lot policy. A Rental VSC is a trip-based service contract option offered inside the booking flow. A renter can encounter both, and they answer different questions.
        No. The web component drops into the site you already have, so discovery and booking happen in your brand, on your domain. That is the point: the booking should not send your customer somewhere else.
        Getting inventory and rules into the system, embedding the booking component on your site, configuring the protection and insurance paths, and getting your lot team onto the mobile check-out and check-in flow. Scope depends on how much rental operation already exists, which is the first thing a demo establishes.
        Most operators arrive with a generic RMS for booking and a collection of separate tools for everything after it. The upgrade path is about consolidating that, and about moving bookings off a marketplace and onto your own site. Existing bookings and unit data are part of the migration conversation rather than an afterthought.
        RV is the launch vertical and the deepest proof base today. The platform and the operating model are built to carry marine, powersports and golf cart, trailers and specialty equipment, and specialty automotive, and those publish as the relevant product and operational capabilities are ready.

        Ready to run rentals on your terms?

        Fifteen minutes is enough to work out whether this is a rental department you should be running.

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