Product Rentals
Put your bikes, boats, cars or rooms in a catalogue and set the prices and the free times. A customer picks the dates, sees the price at once and pays by card straight into your own Stripe account.
The catalogue
Every item gets its photos, a description, a category and a location. Pick from 167 ready types, an e-bike, a kayak or a camper for example, and the fitting fields and ticks come with it.
Every item is one row. A block of its own shows the featured ones on your pages.
Identical things are units under one listing. The number says how many there are.
Next summer's SUP board is already in, but it reaches the site only when you publish it.
Rentals show on the site only while this switch is on. The admin side always stays yours.
Prices
An everyday price, a summer price, a weekend price and a lower price for a longer rental are each a row of their own. Every day gets its own price, so a rental that runs into summer pays both, and the customer sees at once how much they save.
Three days or more: 15 euros a day instead of the usual 18.
From 1 June to 31 August a Saturday and a Sunday cost 22 euros.
Pick dates and you see the same total the customer will: the saving, the VAT and the deposit on rows of their own.
Availability
Identical things are one listing with several units. A booking gets a free unit by itself, and no two people can have the same unit at the same time: the database does not allow it.
The customer sees the deposit before booking; it is never taken from the card. Bookings start at least 2 hours ahead.
After every rental an hour stays free to check the bike.
Switch one unit off and nobody books it, while the other five stay open.
Bookings
A booking paid by card confirms itself. A request you confirm or cancel yourself, and the customer gets a letter at once. The reference, the dates, the amount and the phone number are on the row, so there is nothing to look up.
The customer is on Stripe's payment page and the dates are held for 30 minutes. An unpaid booking releases them by itself.
You confirm a request without a payment with one button, and the customer gets a letter at once.
The whole amount or a part of it, always with a reason.
Card payments
You connect your own Stripe account once under Integrations in the admin. The customer pays on Stripe's payment page and the money reaches your account. Before real money you can try everything with test keys.
Try everything with test keys and switch to real money with one click. Both sets of keys stay saved.
The keys are checked with Stripe, and you see which account gets the money.
Through this address the site hears that a payment went through, and the booking confirms itself.
Integrations
21 connections. Google, Outlook and Apple calendars work both ways: bookings go into your calendar, and your busy times come out of rentals. The calendar link, card payments and the switches that send new bookings to Slack, your CRM or a sheet are on the Rentals "Integrations" tab. You connect a service's account once under Integrations in the admin. When it is an email service, the rental letters go through it by themselves.
One-way
Every booking shows in your Google, Outlook or Apple calendar. You add the link once, and the calendar fetches new bookings by itself.
To connectAdding the link to your calendar
Two-way
Bookings show in your Google Calendar within seconds. When you are busy in your calendar, that time cannot be booked in rentals.
To connectSigning in with Google
Two-way
The same in Outlook: bookings into your calendar, your busy times out of rentals.
To connectSigning in with Microsoft
Two-way
Bookings into your iCloud calendar and on to your iPhone. Busy times come back into rental availability.
To connectYour Apple ID and an app-specific password
Into your account
The renter pays by card on Stripe's payment page while booking, and the money goes straight to your own Stripe account.
To connectA Stripe account and its API keys
One-way
Every new booking arrives in the Slack channel you pick as a message: the item, the dates, the total and the renter's details.
To connectA Slack channel webhook address
One-way
The same as Slack: every new booking arrives in a Teams channel.
To connectA Teams Workflows webhook address
One-way
New bookings arrive in your Discord channel.
To connectA Discord channel webhook address
One-way
A new booking reaches your phone through your Telegram bot.
To connectA bot token (from BotFather)
One-way
The renter is found or created as a person in Pipedrive, and the booking becomes a lead.
To connectA Pipedrive API token
One-way
The renter's contact is created or updated by email, and the booking stays with them as a note.
To connectA HubSpot private app token
One-way
Every booking becomes a lead in Salesforce, with the whole booking on it as a task.
To connectAn External Client App (Client Credentials) made by your Salesforce admin, on an edition with API access
One-way
Every booking is a new row in the sheet.
To connectSigning in with Google
One-way
Every booking is a new record in your Airtable table.
To connectAn Airtable personal access token
One-way
Every booking becomes a new page in a Notion database, with every row of the booking on it.
To connectA Notion integration secret, and the database shared with it
One-way
Every booking is a new card at the top of the list you pick, with every row in its description.
To connectA Trello Power-Up API key and token
From the Standard plan
Every new booking and payment starts a Make scenario, for example an invoice, a text message or a row in your accounts.
To connectA Make Custom webhook address
From the Standard plan
Every new booking and payment starts a Zap, so the renter reaches your other apps too.
To connectA Zapier Catch Hook address
Two-way
The rental letters leave from your SendGrid account and your own address.
To connectA SendGrid API key and a verified sender address
Two-way
Mailchimp's transactional email. The rental letters leave from your Mandrill account.
To connectA Mandrill API key and an address on a verified domain
From your mailbox
The rental letters leave from your Outlook mailbox. A renter's reply comes straight back to it.
To connectSigning in with Microsoft
Every connection comes with the Rentals add-on, at no extra charge. The service's own account and its price stay with the service. If SendGrid, Mandrill or Microsoft 365 refuses a letter, Husly sends it itself.
In Rentals
The Rentals "Integrations" tab shows what is in use and what is available. You make the calendar link with one button and add it to Google, Outlook or Apple Calendar.
Copy the link into your calendar. If it ever reaches the wrong hands, a new link turns the old one off.
A button opens Google Calendar's or Outlook's add page with the link already in it. The steps for each calendar are written below.
The ones in use are on top, the rest below. The switch on Slack or a sheet sends every new booking there.
Two-way calendar
Connect your Google, Outlook or Apple calendar once. Every booking is there within seconds, and when something is written in your calendar, that time cannot be booked in rentals.
Pick for each calendar what it closes: nothing, all rentals or one item. A dentist appointment does not close the bike shop unless you want it to.
Bookings go into a separate calendar in your account. Husly never changes your other calendars.
Besides rental bookings, booking requests from your forms can go into the calendar too. Each has its own switch.
Give a travel agency, a channel manager or an AI travel agent its own key. They see your free days and prices, and they can book on the same terms as your site. It comes with the Rentals add-on.
Partner key
You make the key on the Rentals "Integrations" tab and give it to the partner. A key opens only your site. You can make it read-only or revoke it at any time.
API
The partner's program reads your catalogue, free days and exact price from the same place your site does. It can book at once, or hold the dates for 20 minutes and confirm later.
MCP
The same interface also works as an MCP server. MCP is the open way AI agents use other services. The agent holds the dates and confirms the booking only after the traveller agrees to the price and the terms.
Booking.com
A direct connection to them needs their own partner approval, and Booking.com does not take new connection partners now. The partner API is here now: a travel agency or a channel manager can connect to it without waiting.
Reviews
A day after a rental ends, the customer gets one letter asking how it went. Every review is tied to a booking, and by default it waits until you publish it.
A new review waits until you publish it or hide it.
Your answer shows on the page under the review.
A rental business is full of small rules. The site keeps them in mind for you.
Cancelling
Set how many hours before the start a cancellation is free, and what share of the price you keep after that. Every booking keeps the terms that stood when it was made.
My bookings
They sign in with a link sent by email, no password needed. There they find their bookings and receipts, can pay for or withdraw a request, and write a review after the rental.
Search engines
Every listing tells search engines what it is, what it rents for and where it is. Listings reach the sitemap, and a changed address sends the old one on to the new one.
Languages
The name, the description and the add-ons have their own text in each of the site's languages. The customer gets the letters in Estonian or English, in the language they read the page in.
Rentals is an add-on at €9 a month or €90 a year. Card payments into your own Stripe account come with it. Stripe's own fees are between Stripe and you.
Four kinds of things: gear and bikes, vehicles, watercraft and property. There are 167 ready types, from a bike and a kayak to a car and a place to stay, and each type brings the fitting fields. You can change every field and add your own.
With card payments on, the customer pays on Stripe's payment page while booking, and the dates are held for 30 minutes. If they do not pay, the dates free up by themselves. Without card payments a booking reaches you as a request, and you confirm it.
No. The deposit shows on the listing and in the booking form, but it is not part of the payment. You collect it the way you are used to, when you hand the item over for example.
No. Each unit belongs to one person at a time, and the database refuses overlapping bookings. If the last free unit goes to someone else at the same moment, the next free one is offered.
As blocks in the builder: a catalogue with a category and a date filter, featured listings, the listing page, the booking form, reviews and "My bookings". You design the listing page once, and that template serves every listing.
Yes, in two ways. Connect your Google, Outlook or Apple calendar under Integrations in the admin: bookings are there within seconds, and your busy times close rentals, for the whole shop or one item. Without signing in you can use the calendar link from the Rentals "Integrations" tab, but Google refreshes it only every few hours and it is for viewing only.
Not directly yet. Booking.com allows a connection only to approved partners and is not taking new ones now. A travel agency, a channel manager or an AI agent can already connect to your rentals today through the partner API.
Yes, from the admin, the whole amount or part of it. The reason is kept on record, and when you cancel, the amount is suggested from your cancellation terms.
Create your site, switch Rentals on and add your first bike, boat or room. Rentals is an add-on at €9 a month.
