Car Rental Website

Yes. From a simple date-and-time request form up to a calendar that tracks availability per vehicle and closes booked days. Most fleets under fifteen cars do fine with a date form plus WhatsApp; as the fleet and the number of offices grow, a calendar starts to pay for itself.

Yes, and in this sector it is essential. Adding and removing cars, daily, weekly and monthly price bands, seasonal and holiday rates, and taking a vehicle off the site while it is out — all of it is managed from the panel.

Yes. We can set up full payment or a booking deposit through a payment gateway opened in your name, so the money lands in your account. The card pre-authorisation taken at handover is separate; we don't collect that online, we state it with its amount on the terms page.

Platforms bring traffic, no argument there. But they won't bring you a commission-free booking, they won't tie the customer to you for the second rental, and they won't put your business on the map. Corporate and long-term enquiries almost never come from them either. The site goes next to the platforms, not instead of them.

Yes, and it is the work that pays off most here. Searches happen by city and pick-up point, so we build a page for every office and delivery area you actually serve: address, hours, delivery fee and the cars available there. We do not generate pages for cities you don't serve.

We build the page and shape it with you: age and licence requirements, deposit or pre-authorisation amount, daily mileage limit and excess charge, fuel policy, additional drivers, what each coverage option does and doesn't include, toll passes and traffic fines. Written down, it filters out unsuitable requests before they reach the counter.