Renting is not selling with dates attached. Money moves between two strangers who have never met, and the asset has to come back afterwards. Two bookings on the same night cannot be undone. We build that, designed new for your market by a team that has built marketplaces many times. Most first releases go live in about 30 days.
Nothing is earned until an asset goes out and comes back again. This is the path both sides take, and the part of the software that carries each step.
An owner adds photos, a daily price, a deposit and the dates it is free.
Listings and availability
Renters search by date, place and price, and a saved search tells them when something frees up.
Search and saved alerts
Instant book where you allow it, and a request the owner approves where you do not.
Instant book and requests
The rent is taken and the deposit is held rather than spent, which is a different thing.
Deposits
Codes, keys or collection, with the condition photographed by both sides before it leaves.
Handover and condition
The deposit is released or claimed, the owner is paid, and your commission comes off the top.
Payouts and commission
Renters, owners and you each see the app built for their job, all running on one system you own.
Find something free on the dates you need, book it, and get your deposit back.
List in minutes, keep the calendar honest and get paid without chasing.
Run the marketplace, settle the money and keep both sides honest.
Start with one and add the rest as you grow. Every rate is yours to set in the admin panel.
A take rate on every booking, split from the owner, the renter or both.
A monthly plan for more listings, better placement and a lower commission.
Paid placement in search and on the home screen, sold by the day or the week.
A separate fee at checkout, which keeps the headline price low.
An optional cover charge instead of a deposit, priced per booking.
Where you connect rather than book, you charge per enquiry passed on.
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Vannala RajuApr 2025Built into your marketplace and shaped around what you rent. Each one is designed and built new for you, and nothing here is switched on from a shelf.
A calendar per listing, blocked the moment a booking lands, with turnaround gaps and minimum stays.
Saved search
1 just freed up$74 a day · 6 kmRenters say what they want and which dates, and hear the moment something frees up.
This month
Occupancy, average daily rate and what they actually keep, so owners can price properly.
The apps and the website fully translated, including right-to-left scripts, with prices in local currency.
What is free nearby on the dates a renter picked, with a radius they set themselves.
Studio flat, Marina$120 a nightFeaturedFord Transit$74 a dayBoosted
Camera kit$36 a dayPaid placement that lifts a listing in the results, priced and timed by you.
A rental marketplace looks like a classifieds site from the outside, because it is a photograph, a price and a message. The difference is everything that happens after somebody says yes, and it is the part most first releases never build.
This is the machinery we build into yours, shaped around what you rent and how your market settles up. Each piece is designed and built new for you, by a team that has built marketplaces many times.
Get a free costed planThe core marketplace covers listings, availability, booking, deposits and payouts. These are the extras clients ask for most often, and each one is designed for your app and priced in your costed plan.
Channel sync
Availability kept level with the big platforms, so nothing double books.
Dynamic pricing
Weekends, seasons and gaps priced by rule rather than by hand.
Identity verification
Documents and licences checked before a high-value asset goes out.
Condition capture
Photographs at pickup and return, timestamped and attached to the booking.
Smart locks and codes
Access issued per booking and expiring when it ends.
Delivery and collection
For things that travel to the renter rather than the other way round.
Turnover and cleaning
Jobs scheduled between bookings and assigned to somebody.
Programmatic city pages
A page per city and category, generated from your listings.
Insurance integration
Cover bought at checkout and attached to the booking.
Store launch designs
Store screenshots and banners designed for launch.
The same pattern of listing, calendar, deposit and payout works for almost anything people lend for money. Each version is designed around its own market: its fields, its risks, its idea of fair wear.
Renting something that is not here? Tell us what goes out and comes back and we will scope it.
A rental marketplace is worth exactly as much as the trust both sides have in it. These are built in from the first release, rather than bolted on after the first dispute.
Most first releases go live in about 30 days. Larger apps take longer, and your costed plan fixes the scope and the exact date.
Where most of the work happens
Not here? The costed plan answers the rest, for your app.
Yes. Listings, a calendar, instant book, deposits, payouts and reviews all work the way people expect from the big rental platforms. The difference is that it is your marketplace, with your categories, your commission and your rules, designed and built new for what you rent.
Start with availability, because everything else hangs off it. Then listings and search, then the booking itself with the money and the deposit, then payouts and commission. Owner onboarding comes early rather than late, since a marketplace with no listings has nothing to rent. Cancellation, claims and reviews close the loop.
A deposit is held by your payment provider rather than taken and promised back, which matters the first time somebody disputes one. Condition gets photographed at handover by both sides. If something comes back damaged the owner claims against the deposit with evidence, the renter answers, and your team decides. The software keeps the record so the decision is not one person's word against another's.
Availability is held the moment a booking starts rather than when it finishes paying, which is a locking problem rather than a screen. Where your owners also list on the big platforms, channel sync keeps the calendars level. A double booking is the one failure a rental marketplace never recovers from, so it gets built properly in the first release.
Both, and you set it per marketplace and per listing. A spare room goes out on instant book happily. Nobody hands over a van or a camera kit that way, so the owner sees the request, the dates and the renter first. High-value categories usually start as request-only and relax later.
The renter pays once, in a single checkout. The software splits it between the owner and you on the schedule you set, with a statement each side can read. Your take rate, any renter service fee and who absorbs the payment charges are all settings. Payouts run through a provider that handles the compliance, so you are not holding other people's money.
No. Every app we build is designed and built new for its client. We have built marketplaces many times, and that experience is what lets us fix the scope, the price and the launch date before we start.
Most first releases go live in about 30 days. Larger marketplaces, or ones with several add-on modules, take longer. Your costed plan fixes the scope and the exact date in writing.
An iOS app, an Android app and a website for renters and owners, plus a web admin panel to run the marketplace. Some clients start with fewer and add the rest later.
That is an architecture decision rather than a marketing one, and it has to be made before the build. Pages per city and category are generated from your listings, with internal linking and schema built in. Retrofitting that onto a marketplace which treated the web as a brochure means rebuilding the site.
Yes, and for some marketplaces it is the better model. Where you connect an owner to a manager rather than taking the booking, the product is a qualified enquiry. You charge per introduction rather than per night. The listings, search and city pages are the same. The money and the reporting are not.
You do, both. The code sits in your own repository, the cloud accounts stand in your company's name, and the apps ship under your own developer accounts. Documentation gets written for a developer who never met us.
Tell us about the app you want to build. We send back a costed plan with a fixed price and a launch date, free and yours to keep.
