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Why subscribe?
Unlike other subscription fees that disappear from your checking account and vanish. Our subscription fees are stored up in your account and can be used any time you like for any rental in our network.
Save up your points for a big rental every year. Or, use them for several rentals throughout the year. They are your points. You can do whatever you want with them, and they do not expire unless you decide to close your account.
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Why a subscription?
We want you to use the independent renters in our network as much as possible. We call them vendors. The more people we have renting in our network, the more vendors are attracted to our marketplace. The more vendors, the better your selection becomes, the more price options, and availabilities you have. It's a win-win. By the way, not only can you be a subscriber, you can be a vendor too. Almost everyone has items laying around their house not being used that other people would want to rent. Click here to find out more.
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Which subscription plan should I choose?
Starter Plan
Do you have a garden that's the envy of the neighborhood? Or, at least you'd like for it to be. But you can't justify buying a tiller for a single use every year? Besides, who wants to mess with the maintenance? Use the starter plan to square away a tiller every spring. Your wallet is going to thank you for planning ahead. Especially during the same time when you are buying seeds, starter plants, mulch, fertilizer, ground cover... you get the point.
Maybe your lawn is the greenest in all the land. Keep it looking that way by using your subscription to score an aerator and a dethatcher every spring. Or you host the neighborhood block party every summer. You could use your points to rent a projector, screen, and audio system. Who's everyone's favorite neighbor now? You are!
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Weekend Warrior
What if you're just a little bit extra? You rent equipment and tools for more than a day or two. Or you plan on renting a travel trailer or an ATV for a day or two every year. This is the plan for you.
The Fixer
This is for the person who has huge projects. This gives you enough points for a full-day rental of an average skid steer.
Maybe you want to travel to a different lake each year with the family and spend the day boating, relaxing on the beach, working on your tan, and barbequing by the water.
Or you want to travel to a different national park each year and stay in a campground in the most modern trailers. Now you can have all of the benefits of owning a travel trailer, without the hassle of maintaining it, registering it, and storing it. Just rent one nearby wherever you plan on staying and use your points to pay for it.
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What if my points are not enough for a rental?
No problem. You can always pay for the difference of how many points you have accumulated and the extra cost of the rental.
ADHD?
This section is for all my peeps with ADHD. If you are neurotypical, just keep scrolling. You probably have something on your schedule that you are planning on doing right now anyway.
Are the neurotypicals all gone? OK. Good. Listen, friends, I'm right there with you. This place is built specifically for you. You know how it is when dopamine calls its siren song. You discover a new hobby and you need all the things. Whatever the thing is, whether that is sewing, blacksmithing, crocheting, painting, airbrushing, or leatherworking. There's stuff... so much stuff you need to buy. And then the river of dopamine runs out and you find yourself with all of these specialized tools and equipment for stuff that if you are honest with yourself, you are probably never going to use again.
For every time an interest fades away, there's another neurodivergent person who is just becoming interested in that thing. What if you could rent out all of that stuff that you aren't going to use anymore to people who are just trying to figure out this is the new thing for them? They are saying to themself, "Is basket weaving the new thing? Maybe I was born to be a basket weaver! The only way I can find out is if I try!"
Meanwhile, all of your basketweaving tools are sitting in the basement collecting dust. You can make some extra income and someone else out there pursues their dream of becoming the world's next greatest basket weaver extraordinaire.