Online Booking
Customers who have to call to find out what's available mostly don't call.
An embeddable catalog, wishlist, and checkout that drops into the website you already have - showing real availability from the same inventory your warehouse is pulling from.
Quote requests are a slow way to find out what you have
The traditional flow is a contact form, then a phone call, then a quote, then a follow-up. Every step loses people, and the ones who stay tie up someone in your office for a booking that could have taken itself.
The version most rental companies end up with is worse: a PDF catalog with last year's prices and no availability, so every enquiry starts with the customer asking a question your website should have answered.
A catalog that knows what's actually free
The widget reads the same inventory and availability your operation runs on. Items your warehouse can't supply on a given date don't get sold on that date.
- ✓Browse by category with your photos and descriptions
- ✓Real availability for the dates the customer picks
- ✓A wishlist customers can build and send you, when they aren't ready to check out
- ✓Delivery fees calculated for the delivery address
- ✓Discount codes and promotional pricing
- ✓Blackout dates for holidays, maintenance windows, or booked-out weekends
It goes on your website, not theirs
This is a bigger deal than it sounds, and it's where the category quietly locks people in.
Event Rental Systems hosts your website inside their platform - your site becomes their asset, and leaving means rebuilding it. InflatableOffice requires WordPress, so you inherit hosting, plugins, and updates whether or not you wanted a WordPress site. Bouncy Castle Network runs as a closed system with no API and no integration path.
RentKit's widget is an embed. It works on Squarespace, Wix, Webflow, WordPress, Shopify, or hand-written HTML. Your website stays yours, your SEO stays yours, and switching rental software later doesn't mean rebuilding your web presence.
Branded to look like you, not like us
The checkout carries your colors, your logo, and your terms. Customers shouldn't be able to tell which vendor you buy software from - and they shouldn't get bounced to a third-party domain at the moment they're about to pay.
What this isn't
This is a booking tool for your own traffic. It is not a marketplace, and it will not send you customers who weren't already looking for you.
TapGoods owns Reventals, the largest US event rental marketplace, and being listed there is genuine demand generation. RentKit has no equivalent. If your main problem is that not enough people know you exist, a marketplace listing solves something this doesn't.
What this solves is the traffic you already have converting without a phone call.
How it works
- 1
Choose which categories and items you want customers to see, with their own pricing and photos.
- 2
Paste the embed into your website - any platform, no plugin required.
- 3
Customers browse real availability, build a cart or a wishlist, and check out.
- 4
The booking lands in RentKit as an order, against the same inventory your warehouse pulls from.
Why operators turn booking on
- ✓Bookings arrive overnight and on weekends without anyone answering a phone
- ✓Customers self-serve the availability question that used to start every call
- ✓Deposits get collected at the moment of intent instead of chased later
- ✓Delivery fees are priced by address rather than guessed at
- ✓Your website stays on the platform you chose
See it running on your own site
Send us your website and we'll show you what the catalog looks like embedded in it.