Everything included in a GetRentalWebsite website
Every feature of a GetRentalWebsite website for car and van rental companies, and which of the three plans carries it. Plans from $127 a month.
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Pages that open before the tab closes
Custom-coded pages served from the edge, 90+ PageSpeed guaranteed.
Why speed is the first feature on a rental site
A renter comparing three lots on a phone in an airport terminal will not wait for a slow page to finish loading. Every page is custom coded, ships almost no JavaScript, and is served from Cloudflare's global edge, so the fleet and pricing pages that matter most open before the visitor moves on to a competitor's tab.
Built for the connection a renter actually has
Rental searches happen on the move: kerbside, in a terminal, on cell data. Pages are built lean from the start rather than optimized after the fact, so the vehicle photos and rate tables that drive a booking decision still render fast on a weak signal.
Available on: Solo Lot, Multi Lot, All Locations
A booking request tool built for rental
A quote and hold form that asks for pickup, return, dates and vehicle class, nothing more.
What the form asks for
Pickup location, return location, pickup date and time, return date and time, and the vehicle class, in that order. That is the exact sequence a renter is already thinking in, so the form reads as help rather than paperwork, and it drops straight into your CRM or inbox the moment it is submitted.
One way and same location, handled without extra clicks
The location fields work independently, so a renter picking up at one counter and dropping at another fills the form in the same number of steps as a same-location rental. Nothing about the layout hints that one path is more complicated than the other.
Available on: Solo Lot, Multi Lot, All Locations
A page for every vehicle class
Economy, SUV, passenger van, cargo van: each class gets its own page built to rank and to sell.
One page per class, not one paragraph per class
A single "our fleet" page competes badly against a dedicated economy car rental page, a dedicated 12 passenger van page, and a dedicated cargo van page. Each class gets its own page with its own heading, its own typical use cases and its own path into the booking form, so search engines and renters both find exactly the vehicle they came looking for.
Written for the decision, not just the spec sheet
Class pages answer the question a renter actually has: does this fit my group, my luggage, my job. Seating and cargo notes sit next to plain language about who the class suits, so the page helps someone choose rather than just listing a trim level.
Available on: Solo Lot, Multi Lot, All Locations
A page for every pickup location
One page per lot, counter or branch, each with its own hours, directions and fleet on hand.
Why a rental company needs one page per location
Someone searching "van rental near the airport" is looking for that location, not your brand overall. A page for each pickup point, with its own address, hours and directions, is how an independent operator with two or three lots ranks against national chains that treat every branch as an afterthought.
What each location page carries
Address, hours, phone, a map, the vehicle classes kept at that lot, and a booking form pre-set to that pickup point. A renter lands on the page for the counter they will actually walk into, already knowing what is parked there.
Available on: Solo Lot, Multi Lot, All Locations
Every booking request lands where you work
Quote requests route into your CRM, inbox or dispatch board by API, Zapier or Make.
No inbox nobody checks after hours
A booking request submitted at ten at night should not sit in a shared inbox until someone opens the counter the next morning. Requests route directly into the CRM or dispatch system your team already uses, by direct API, Zapier or Make, so the person who confirms rentals sees it the moment it lands.
Set up once during onboarding
You tell us where enquiries should go during onboarding and we wire it during the build. If you change systems later, moving the connection is one of your included revisions, not a separate project.
Available on: Solo Lot, Multi Lot, All Locations
Weekly updates to fleet and rate text
The site text around your fleet, rates and policies gets checked and updated every week.
A rental fleet changes more often than a brochure site expects
Vehicle classes rotate, a location closes for a season, a policy line needs a rewrite. A site built once and left alone quietly goes out of date. Every week we check the pages that describe your fleet, locations and policies against what you have told us and update the wording where it has drifted.
You send the change, we make it everywhere it appears
Tell us a class is temporarily unavailable at one lot, or that a deposit policy changed, and we update every page that mentions it, not just the one you flagged. This is part of your plan, not billed as a revision.
Available on: Solo Lot, Multi Lot, All Locations
Researched articles, every week
2,500 to 3,200 words a week on tiers 1 and 2, three a week on tier 3, each with cited sources.
Why a rental company needs a blog at all
Search engines rank sites that keep publishing over sites that went quiet after launch. Each article targets a real question a renter or a local searcher has, cites its sources, and links back into your fleet and location pages, so the blog earns rankings that feed the pages built to convert.
What gets written about
One way rental rules, what a deposit hold means, how mileage caps work, seasonal demand for van rentals, and comparisons between vehicle classes for common trips. Every figure in an article has a citation; nothing is invented to fill a paragraph.
Available on: Solo Lot, Multi Lot, All Locations
Hosting, security and speed, managed
Cloudflare hosting with SSL, CDN, DDoS protection and unmetered bandwidth, nothing itemised.
One monthly fee, no hosting invoice
The site runs on Cloudflare's global network. SSL, a content delivery network, DDoS protection and unmetered bandwidth are all included in the monthly fee, with nothing itemised separately. There is no server to patch, no plugin to update and no separate hosting bill to track.
A free domain, or point the one you have
One domain is included free for as long as your plan is active, registered in your name. If you already own a domain, we point it at the new site instead and the address people already know keeps working.
Available on: Solo Lot, Multi Lot, All Locations
The AI Engine: receptionist, chat and messaging
An AI receptionist, site chat and SMS, Messenger and Instagram messaging, with A2P 10DLC filed.
What the AI Engine answers
On Multi Lot and above, an AI receptionist and site chat answer the questions renters ask most: which locations carry a class, whether a one way drop is available, what a deposit involves in general terms, and how to start a booking. It hands anything specific to your policies or a live availability check to your team rather than guessing.
Messaging and call analysis
SMS, Messenger and Instagram messaging run through the same engine, with A2P 10DLC carrier registration filed for you so text messaging is compliant from day one. Calls are summarised into a short analysis so your team can see what came in without listening to every recording.
Available on: Multi Lot, All Locations
The Content Engine: more articles, social and reels
Three researched articles a week, three social image posts a week, two reels a week, GBP managed.
What steps up on All Locations
The article schedule moves from two to three researched pieces a week, and we add three social image posts and two reels a week built around your fleet and locations. Your Google Business Profile is managed alongside the site, so the listing that shows up on a map search stays as current as the pages it links to.
Built for an operator running more than one lot
Multiple locations mean more listings to keep current and more content worth producing. The Content Engine is sized for that: enough volume to keep every location visible without turning content into a full-time job for someone on your team.
Available on: All Locations
What each plan carries
| Feature | Solo Lot | Multi Lot | All Locations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pages that open before the tab closes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| A booking request tool built for rental | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| A page for every vehicle class | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| A page for every pickup location | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Every booking request lands where you work | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Weekly updates to fleet and rate text | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Researched articles, every week | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Hosting, security and speed, managed | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| The AI Engine: receptionist, chat and messaging | No | Yes | Yes |
| The Content Engine: more articles, social and reels | No | No | Yes |
How a feature request reaches your live site
You tell us during onboarding
Fleet, locations, rates and where enquiries should go.
We build it in
Every feature ships as part of the initial build, not an add-on later.
We check it weekly
Fleet and rate text verified against what you last told us.
You request a change
From your client portal, any size, any feature.
It goes live
Within 2 to 5 working days, tracked in your client portal.
Questions about articles and the AI Engine
What do the weekly articles cover?
Topics a renter or a local searcher actually looks for: how one way rental works, what a deposit hold means, mileage caps, seasonal demand for vans, and comparisons between vehicle classes for common trips. 2 articles a week on Solo Lot and Multi Lot, 3 a week on All Locations, each 2,500 to 3,200 words, with every figure pointing at a cited source.
Can I request a specific article topic?
Yes, request it through your client portal and it goes into the schedule. We still write it answer-first with cited sources; we do not publish an article that cannot be backed by a real reference.
What does the AI Engine actually do for a rental business?
On Multi Lot and above, an AI receptionist and site chat answer common questions: which locations carry a vehicle class, whether one way drop-off is available, and how to start a booking request. It is configured to hand anything about a specific reservation or a policy exception to your team rather than guessing, and it never quotes a rate it has not been given.
Does the AI Engine handle text messages?
Yes, on the tiers that include it. SMS, Messenger and Instagram messaging run through the same engine, and A2P 10DLC carrier registration is filed for you so text messaging is compliant from day one.
What is billed as AI usage?
Multi Lot lists its price as "$267 plus AI usage" because the volume of calls, chats and messages varies by business. Usage is billed monthly in arrears at what our providers charge us, with no markup.
See every feature working together
A live walk-through of a site built for your fleet, with every feature above switched on for the plan you choose.
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