Car and van rental websites from $127 a month, live in 7 days

A page for every vehicle class

Economy, compact, SUV, cargo van, box truck, passenger van, every class you rent gets its own page with its own photos, use cases and booking path.

SolvesOne shared "our fleet" page competes for nothing, so a renter searching for a cargo van lands on somebody else's dedicated page.

Your partSend your class list and whatever photos you already have, including phone photos.

A page for every pickup location

Address, hours, directions, the classes kept at that lot and a booking form already set to that pickup point, for every lot or counter you run.

SolvesA search for the lot itself finds a map pin and nothing else, and national chains take the local result by default.

Your partGive us the address and hours for each lot once. Changes later are a revision.

Rate, deposit and mileage pages in plain language

The terms renters ask about most, written out as pages rather than buried in a PDF: rates, deposit holds, mileage caps, one way drop terms, requirements to rent.

SolvesEvery unanswered policy question becomes a phone call, and half of those callers never call back.

Your partTell us your policies at onboarding. We publish what you tell us and never invent a term.

90+ PageSpeed, guaranteed

Custom-coded pages served from a global edge network, with a 90+ Google PageSpeed guarantee on mobile and desktop for pages we build and host.

SolvesRental searches happen on a phone, on cell data, often in a terminal. A page that stalls loses the booking before the fleet is even seen.

Your partNothing. Speed is our side of the build, and a page that falls short is fixed at no charge.

Your domain, in your name

One domain included free for as long as your plan runs, registered in your name, or your existing domain pointed at the new site. If you leave, we transfer it at no charge.

SolvesPlenty of cheap builds leave the domain in the builder's account, which turns leaving into a hostage negotiation.

Your partChoose the domain, or send us the one you already own.

Migration from your current site, with redirects

We build alongside your live site, move the content worth keeping, then redirect every old page address to its new equivalent on launch day.

SolvesA rebuild with no redirect plan is how a rental company quietly loses the rankings it spent years earning.

Your partPoint us at the current site. We map the addresses.

A booking request tool built for rental

Pickup location, return location, pickup date and time, return date and time, vehicle class. The order a renter is already thinking in, with one way handled in the same number of steps.

SolvesA generic contact form asks for a message and gets "do you have anything Friday", which starts a conversation instead of a booking.

Your partTell us which fields matter for your operation. We build the rest.

Requests routed into your CRM, not a form log

Every submission routes into the CRM, dispatch board or inbox your team already works from, by direct API, Zapier or Make, the moment it lands.

SolvesA request submitted at ten at night is worth nothing if it waits in a form dashboard nobody opens until the counter reopens.

Your partName your system at onboarding. Changing it later is one of your included revisions.

An AI receptionist for the calls nobody can take

It answers the repeat questions (which lot carries a class, whether one way is available, what renting involves) and hands anything about a specific reservation or a policy exception to your team. Calls come back as a short written summary.

SolvesA busy counter and an after-hours phone both send callers to a competitor who picked up.

Your partApprove what it is allowed to say. It never quotes a rate it has not been given.

An AI chat widget on the site

The same engine answering in a chat window on your own pages, and starting a booking request when the answer is "yes, we have that".

SolvesRenters comparing three lots will ask the site before they will call, and silence reads as closed.

Your partNothing after the training call.

AI agents on SMS, Messenger and Instagram

Text messages, Facebook Messenger and Instagram DMs answered by the same engine, with the same handover rules, so every channel says the same thing.

SolvesEnquiries arrive wherever the renter already is, and the ones that sit unread for six hours are gone.

Your partConnect the accounts once during onboarding.

A2P 10DLC registration filed for you

The carrier registration US business text messaging requires is filed on your behalf, so texting is compliant from day one rather than after a month of blocked messages.

SolvesUnregistered business SMS gets filtered, and the operator usually finds out from the renter who never got the confirmation.

Your partProvide the business details the registration asks for.

Technical and on-page SEO, built in

Clean page structure, one target search per page, descriptive titles and descriptions, internal links between classes, locations and policies, a generated sitemap and a crawlable site with no plugin bloat.

SolvesMost rental sites rank for their own business name and nothing else, which only finds the renters who already knew you.

Your partNothing. It is part of how the pages are built, not an add-on.

Structured data on every page type

JSON-LD matched to the page: your business details, each service, each location, the FAQ blocks and the breadcrumbs, so search engines read the page as facts rather than as text.

SolvesWithout it, a search engine has to guess your hours, your locations and what you rent, and guesses badly.

Your partNothing. It is generated from the details you give us, so it never drifts from the page.

Answer-first content for AI answers

Pages open with the direct answer, FAQs are written the way renters actually ask, and the site publishes a machine-readable summary of itself, which is what assistants like ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews read when they answer a question about your market.

SolvesA growing share of renters ask an assistant before they ask a search engine, and an assistant cannot cite a page it cannot parse.

Your partNothing. No one can guarantee an appearance in an AI answer; this is the work that makes it possible.

Managed hosting, SSL and security

Cloudflare hosting with SSL, a content delivery network, DDoS protection and unmetered bandwidth. No server to patch, no plugin to update, no separate hosting invoice.

SolvesA rental site that goes down on a holiday weekend costs real bookings, and the usual fix is an email to whoever built it two years ago.

Your partNothing, ever. You never log in to the website itself.

Weekly checks on fleet, rate and policy text

Every week we check the pages describing your fleet, locations, rates and policies against what you last told us, and correct the wording where it has drifted.

SolvesFleets rotate, lots close for a season, deposit terms change, and a site nobody maintains starts generating enquiries you cannot fulfil.

Your partTell us when something changes. We update every page that mentions it, not just the one you flagged.

5 revisions a month, any size

A revision is any change request, with no limit on what goes into one, completed within 2 to 5 working days. After the fifth in a month, each further revision is a flat $20, with no hourly billing anywhere.

SolvesMost agencies bill changes by the hour, so operators stop asking and the site slowly stops matching the business.

Your partRaise it in your client portal, in a sentence.

Live in 7 to 15 days

7 days on Solo Lot, 10 on Multi Lot while the AI Engine is trained, 15 on All Locations with the Content Engine set up. The clock starts at the onboarding call.

SolvesA website project that drifts for three months costs a full season of bookings.

Your partGet your fleet list, rates and locations to us. That is what sets the pace.

A client portal and a person who answers

Revisions, support tickets, files and messages to our team all run through one account, so nothing is lost in an inbox thread.

SolvesThe usual alternative is texting whoever built the site and hoping they still do this for a living.

Your partUse the portal instead of chasing an email.

Researched articles every week

2 a week on Solo Lot and Multi Lot, 3 a week on All Locations, each 2,500 to 3,200 words, on the questions renters actually search, with every figure tied to a cited source.

SolvesSearch engines favour sites that keep publishing, and almost no independent rental company has time to write.

Your partNothing, or request a topic through the portal.

Social posts and reels

3 social image posts and 2 reels a week, built around your fleet and locations.

SolvesA dormant social profile is the first thing a renter checks and the fastest way to look closed.

Your partNothing beyond approving what goes out.

Your Google Business Profile, managed

The listing that shows up on a map search is kept as current as the pages it links to, alongside the site.

SolvesMap results decide a lot of local rental searches, and an out-of-date listing sends renters to a closed lot.

Your partGrant access once.