@Pavel

Unfortunately there is no rental plugin that I have seen. With rentals you have to do a calendar function. Where I can rent at two pm and for one day and it locks the vehicle out until two the next day from availability. That rate is a daily rate. Then incorporate weekly rates, monthly rates etc. and adjust the cost and calendar tied to it accordingly with reservations.

Take a look at this.

I use SquareSpace professionally to build sites for customers to maintain, and it’s pretty user friendly. I’m unfamiliar with the Booqable plugin, but I think it’s worth a look if you want something you can manage easily.

Most likely what you’ll want is to find a booking service that works well for physical rentals that has an embeddable component. Those can be pretty easily plugged into a site regardless of where you end up building it.

In fact, just building a site through something like this may do what you need.

any fee for work can be passed on to someone who needs it through your work.

Unfortunately there is no rental plugin that I have seen.

They do have an appointment scheduling system that might be configurable to do what you’d want, though I tend to stick with forms for that sort of thing, so I’ve no experience using it.

I use square for my invoices and rental agreements now. It makes life easier.

Unfortunately there is no rental plugin that I have seen. With rentals you have to do a calendar function. Where I can rent at two pm and for one day and it locks the vehicle out until two the next day from availability. That rate is a daily rate. Then incorporate weekly rates, monthly rates etc. and adjust the cost and calendar tied to it accordingly with reservations.

I have fifty wheelchair vans across five cities and soon to be six. Most the retail site platforms are not set up for rental situations.

I have it already. Locked it down for three years.

877-WE-ROLL-U to www.werollyou.com

As much as it pains me to say it, there are jerks in the community. Someone may end up going and stealing this domain if you haven’t purchased it. Probably want to edit it out.