Rental Biz Studio is the growth team for rental businesses. Every month we run your ads, your search, your social and your reviews — so the bookings keep coming without you chasing them.
Not the build — that's your one-time launch, and it's already done by the time Studio starts. This is what keeps the calendar full afterwards.
Built, run and checked every single week — most agencies open your account once a month. You get the log. Your ad spend goes straight to Google on your own card; we never touch it and never mark it up.
We rank you for "[your vehicle] rental [your town]". Month one rebuilds the foundations — Google Business Profile, destination landing pages, local listings — then it's steady content and steady climbing.
Posts, stories and reels shot from your own fleet and your own town — not stock. Enough to look alive to someone deciding between you and the shop down the road.
Every happy guest asked at the right moment, every review replied to, every listing kept tidy. Reviews are the one thing tourists check before they book.
We keep testing the page that takes the money — prices, photos, buttons, steps — so more of the traffic you're already getting turns into paid bookings.
Every month: what we spent, what it brought, what we're doing next. In writing, so you can judge us on it rather than take our word.
We're not going to show you results from clients you can't call. Here's what we'll put in writing instead.
Prices exclude ad spend, which you pay Google and Meta directly on your own card. We recommend at least $1,500/mo of spend for a single destination — below that there isn't enough data to optimise and we'd both waste three months finding out.
The fastest way to the top of Google — you pay for the spot, and it works from day one. We write the ads, pick the searches, and check the account every week (most agencies look once a month). Your ad budget goes straight to Google on your own card — we never touch it and never mark it up. Once you're spending over $4,500/mo it switches to 15% of spend.
For catching people who aren't searching yet — someone scrolling three weeks before their trip. $450 as an add-on to Google ads, $750 on its own.
This is what agencies call SEO. Ads stop the day you stop paying — this is the other half: showing up in the normal results, permanently, without paying per click.
What we actually do. Fix and fill out your Google Business listing — photos, hours, the lot. Build proper pages for your town and each kind of vehicle you rent. Get you into the local directories tourists and hotels use. Set up a proper blog on your own site — most rental sites don't have one, and it's where the articles live and do their work. Then a new article every week answering what people Google before they book — "is it safe to ride a scooter in Tulum", "do I need a licence for a golf cart". Be the one who answered the question and you're usually the one they book from.
What makes them actually rank is local detail. Every competitor has the same writing tools now, and Google buries content that could have been written about anywhere. What ranks is the stuff only someone who works there knows — where the checkpoints are, which road floods in October, what a fair price is so nobody feels ripped off, where you can actually park at the beach clubs. We pull that out of you once, at the start, and it's the reason your articles beat the shop down the road running the same play.
Month one is the big rebuild — the listing, the pages, the directories, all at once. After that it settles into an article a week and steady climbing. It takes about 90 days before you see it move, which is why we ask for 90 days.
The same thing at double the pace — two articles a week instead of one. Worth it in a competitive town where three other shops are already publishing, or when you want to rank for a second town or a second vehicle type.
12 posts and 8 stories a month, shot from your own fleet and your own town — not stock photos. Enough that you look open and busy to someone choosing between you and the shop down the road. $950 for 20 posts, 4 reels and stories.
Every happy guest asked at the right moment, every review replied to, every listing kept tidy. Reviews are the last thing a tourist checks before booking, and the one thing you can't buy.
Hosting, updates and speed — plus we keep testing the page that takes the money. Prices, photos, buttons, how many steps. Small changes there are worth more than more traffic.
Everything below is on top of your platform subscription and your one-time launch.
You're not showing up in search and nobody's minding your reviews.
You want the calendar full and you want to stop touching the marketing.
You intend to be the first name anyone in your town thinks of.
Month to month after the first 90 days. We ask for 90 because search and advertising need that long to mean anything — under three months nobody can do the work properly. You own your site, your ad accounts, your content and your data from day one.
Everything above is about getting more bookings. This is about not having to be there for them. It isn't open yet — here's what's coming and how to get on the list.
A trained person watching your phone from 10pm to 8am, seven nights, following your written procedures. Your AI already answers the ordinary questions; this is for the breakdown, the accident, the lockbox that won't open. They triage, they dispatch, and they wake you only when it's genuinely yours.
Why it isn't open yet: night cover is a fixed cost that exists before the first customer. We open a town once enough operators there want it — otherwise we'd be charging you for something we can't staff properly.
Someone who knows your shop, working the list you never get to: chasing reviews, confirming tomorrow's pickups, updating listings, following up on damage. 10, 25 or 50 hours a month, with the tasks agreed in writing so everyone knows what's covered.
The staff playbook isn't on this list — you already have it. Your six core procedures — pickup, drop-off, damage, breakdown, no-show, deposits — are written down as part of your one-time launch. That playbook is also what the Night Desk runs on, which is why we write it whether or not you ever want overnight cover.
Every engagement starts with a free growth audit — we show you exactly what we'd do and what it's worth. No long contracts, month-to-month, and you own everything we build. The risk is staying invisible while your competitors get on AI.
Because we're not an agency that added rentals to a list of industries. We ran the counter — chasing deposits at 7am, answering the same WhatsApp a hundred times, watching no-shows walk off with the day. Every system we install is one we built because we needed it.
And because you get the founders, not an account manager three clients deep. That advantage has a shelf life. Founding Operator terms — 30% off for life, in exchange for an honest testimonial at 90 days if we've earned it — exist while we still need the proof more than you need the discount.
We analyze your site, SEO, ads, and bookings and hand you a clear plan — yours to keep, free.
Storefront, SEO, ads, and AI — done for you and live in 14 days. You barely lift a finger.
More bookings, protected revenue, and a team optimizing it every month. You run the shop; we run the growth.
Your storefront is live in 14 days. SEO compounds over 60–90 days; ads and the AI concierge start driving bookings almost immediately.
No. We're month-to-month after setup, and you own everything we build. We keep clients by getting results, not by locking them in.
From $650/mo for a single service, or $750 to $2,950/mo for a package. You can also pick individual pieces — the full menu is on this page. Your free audit gives you exact numbers.
Because we ran a real rental shop. We're not a generalist agency guessing at your business — we built the software and know exactly what makes a rental operator money.
A no-commitment review of your site, SEO, ads, and bookings, with a plain-English plan to grow — yours to keep whether you hire us or not.
Start with a free growth audit. See exactly what we'd do — and what it's worth — before you decide.