The website that sells
Your public site, search box first, in four languages, taking payment in two screens. Not a separate website you then have to wire up.
Cars, vans, motorbikes
From the moment a customer searches your website to the moment the payment balances in the day's till.
This is not a booking module with extras bolted on. It is the whole business, including the website that sells.

Your public site, search box first, in four languages, taking payment in two screens. Not a separate website you then have to wire up.
The day's planning, plate assignment, the contract, customer check-in and the till closing.
Plate by plate: what state each vehicle is in, what it has earned, what it has cost and when it is due for service.
The police reporting Spanish law requires of every rental goes out on its own, with nobody having to remember.
Eleven reports with Excel exports, a daily till closing, and invoices flowing into your accounting software by themselves.
Landing pages, a blog in every language, vouchers and automatic replies to reviews.
It helps staff with the contract paperwork, answers your Google reviews and looks after customers on the website all the way to a finished booking.
One model per row, one day per column. At a glance you can see what is free, what goes out today and what has to come back.
Every plate with its state, its mileage, when it was bought and where it is parked. Finding one particular vehicle means typing its plate.
Customer, vehicle, dates, amount and the state of the rental across the header. Below it, on the same screen, the payments, the documents, the invoice and the police report.
No per-user licence, no cap on vehicles, no charge per location.