Rental marketplace software
Let owners rent out equipment to your community, with their own prices, their own dates and booking rules.
What you can launch
A rental marketplace where local owners list equipment, and renters find it, book it and pay online. You run the marketplace and decide who can list. Each owner manages their own equipment.
Owner-controlled listings
Owners set their own prices and keep their available and blocked dates current. Where your setup supports it, owners can set different weekday and weekend rates.
Booking rules
Where your setup supports them, bookings follow lead times, rental increments and opening hours.
Approve new offerings before they go live
New offerings start pending your approval. Owners can update prices, photos and dates themselves.
Paid bookings and payouts
Renters pay when they book, with Marketplace turned on.
A rental marketplace running on Exonome

Players browse ball machines by location, check the model, what comes with it and where to pick it up, and request their dates. Owners control their own pricing and availability and approve rental requests, then players meet the owner for pickup. Read the Tennis Machine Rentals story.



What to get right in a rental marketplace
- Show the practical details before the booking: model, what's included, and how pickup works.
- Let owners control availability, and ask them to keep it current.
- Make the return clear before anyone books.
- Decide who can list. Approving owners before their equipment goes live lets you decide who can offer equipment.
On the free Discovery setup you can publish listings that link out and collect inquiries. Paid rentals need Marketplace.
Can we do this?
- We're a small team. No developers needed for standard setup. Providers keep their own prices, photos, availability and details up to date, and new offerings from invited providers wait for your approval. Your team recruits, approves and promotes. What it takes →
- Who brings people in? If you already reach members through a newsletter or events, start there. Providers can share their own listings where supported. How to launch to members →
- How long until it's live? A guided build in our one-hour Lab shows the workflow. A real launch also needs your providers, branding, payment setup where you take payments, and an announcement, and we'll walk you through each. From idea to live →
- Does it have to be big? No. It works wherever trust already exists, in one city, one community or one chapter. Small is the point →
- Can we make it ours? Your exchange's logo and colors, your categories, offering types and rules. White-label brands also get their own domain and our Partner API. What you can make yours →
Read more: Build a marketplace for your community · See live exchanges and demos