The booking page a customer lands on
The fleet, the rates, the deposit and the distance limit — everything a renter needs before they message. Look at how little is asked of them: no login, no app.
See it working before you decide.
This is the real product, running on a demonstration shop with fictional stock and fictional customers. Nothing is gated — there is no sign-up to look around.
Four things to look at
A guided tour of the real thing.
A single vehicle, priced and dated
Daily, weekly and monthly rates, the deposit, included kilometres and a 30-day availability strip. This is the page that answers "is it free that weekend, and what will it cost me?".
Check dates against the real calendar
Enter a start and end date on a vehicle page. The answer comes from the same availability engine the operator console uses — not a form that emails someone.
The renter’s own portal
Where a customer sees their bookings and uploads documents, signing in with a one-time code on their phone. Their records, not a shared inbox.
What you will not see here
The operator console needs a real account.
The counter side — bookings, customers, deposits, handover capture and reports — sits behind a sign-in, because it holds real customer records. We will walk you through it on a call, or set your own shop up so you are looking at your own fleet rather than someone else’s.
Real operators, live now
These are working rental businesses using Raahvi today, not demonstrations.