Rennt is booking software for event & party rental companies — $9/month, live the same day. Find your area below or start your free trial.
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Party rental software is the system behind a rental company's website — the live availability calendar, the inventory tracker, and the checkout — that turns "is the tent free on the 14th?" into a confirmed, deposited booking without a single phone call or DM back-and-forth.
At its core it's three things working together. First, a branded storefront customers can browse — your logo, your colors, your inventory, at a link you can drop in an Instagram bio or a Google Business profile. Second, an availability engine: you tell it how many of each item you own (six round tables, one 20×20 tent, three bounce houses), and it subtracts whatever's already booked for the dates a customer picks, so nobody can request something that's already out. Third, a checkout that collects the request, computes a deposit if you charge one, and captures a signed rental agreement — so you're not chasing a signature the morning of delivery. Rennt bundles all three, plus the admin screens to manage bookings, inventory, and customers, into one $9/month subscription.
Rennt fits any party or event rental operation booking by the day — bounce house and inflatable companies, tent-and-table-and-chair rental businesses, linen and decor rental shops, photo booth operators, and full-service event rental companies carrying all of the above. It works whether you're a one-truck operation running bookings from your phone on weekends, or a multi-employee shop with a warehouse and a delivery crew. Because pricing is a flat $9 or $29 a month plus a penny per booking — not a percentage of your revenue — it stays cheap at low volume and still makes sense once you're doing hundreds of bookings a month.
Sign up, pick a name, and get your booking address at rennt.app/s/your-shop. No developer, no template to fight with.
List your items with photos, prices, and how many of each you actually own — manually, by CSV import, or generated with AI. This is what powers real availability.
Turn on a deposit or damage waiver if you charge one, and add (or e-sign-enable) your rental policy so it's captured at checkout.
Put the link in your bio, texts, and Google listing. Requests land in your dashboard; you tap confirm and the customer's notified automatically.
Rennt is a flat $9/month (Starter) or $29/month (Pro), plus $0.01 per booking — that's $1 for every 100 bookings. There's no commission, so a $1,200 wedding tent booking costs you the same one cent as a $60 chair rental. A shop doing 50 bookings a month pays $9.50 total. At 300 bookings a month, that's $12 total. Compare that to a percentage-based platform: at even a modest 5% commission, that same $1,200 booking alone would cost $60 — more than a full year of Rennt's flat fee. There's no setup fee, no contract, and cancel anytime. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial, no card required. Full breakdown on the pricing page.
Booqable, Goodshuffle Pro, TapGoods, and InflatableOffice are the names you'll see mentioned alongside Rennt — they're capable, established platforms, typically priced from about $39 to $399 a month depending on plan and add-ons. The honest tradeoff: they generally have more built-out enterprise features (multi-warehouse logistics, deeper accounting integrations) that a lot of small and mid-size rental shops never touch. Rennt is built for the shop that wants a branded booking site, real availability, deposits, and a signed agreement — live the same day — without paying enterprise pricing for enterprise features you won't use.
| What you're comparing | Rennt | Booqable / Goodshuffle / TapGoods / InflatableOffice |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $9/month + 1¢/booking | ~$39–$399/month |
| Commission on bookings | 0% | Varies by plan |
| Setup fee | None | Varies |
| Contract required | No — cancel anytime | Varies, some annual plans |
| Free trial | 14 days, no card required | Varies |
| Cash payments day one | Yes, built in | Varies |
See the full matrix on the compare page, or read the detailed Rennt vs Booqable breakdown.
The bounce house company. Weekend bookings pile up in a group text until someone double-books a Saturday. With live availability by date, a customer requesting a castle that's already out simply can't submit the request — no double-booking, no awkward phone call to cancel. Before signing up, run the numbers with the bounce house ROI calculator to see what a booking site is worth at your volume.
The tent-and-table shop. A lot of the back-and-forth on a big event isn't the booking — it's the delivery quote. Rennt's delivery pricing (base fee + per-mile + a free radius you set) answers that automatically at checkout; try the math with the delivery fee calculator before you set your zones.
The full-service event rental company. Linens, decor, furniture, and a rental agreement that actually needs a signature. The checkout captures a typed legal name and drawn signature alongside the deposit, so there's no chasing paperwork the morning of the event.
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It's the booking system behind a rental company's website — a branded storefront, a live availability calendar that tracks how many of each item you own, and a checkout that captures deposits and a signed rental agreement, so customers can book themselves without a phone call.
A flat $9/month (Starter) or $29/month (Pro), plus 1¢ per booking — $1 for every 100 bookings. No commission, no setup fee, no contract. Full details on the pricing page.
No. Rennt is cash-first — start by accepting cash or check on delivery, and connect your own Stripe account whenever you want to take cards. Money goes straight to your bank; Rennt never holds your rental funds.
You set the quantity you own for each item. Every confirmed booking subtracts from that quantity for the dates it covers, so a customer physically can't request an item that's already spoken for on their date.
Those are capable platforms, typically priced from about $39 to $399 a month with more enterprise-oriented features. Rennt covers the core a small-to-mid rental shop actually needs — branded storefront, real availability, deposits, a signed agreement — for a flat $9 or $29 a month plus a penny per booking. See the full comparison.
The same day. Add your inventory, set prices and deposits, and share your booking link — most owners are live in under 15 minutes.
Yes — 14 days free, no card required to start.
Yes, on the Pro plan you can connect a custom domain so your storefront lives at your own web address.
Branded rental booking site for $9/month. 14-day free trial.
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