Private proposal
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Rental Management System — Proposal
A system built around how you already work — the same forms, the same process, without the diary, the lost photos, or the hunt through old books when a ticket arrives. One monthly subscription, nothing to buy up front, and it keeps growing every month.
Everything in the core system comes from something you described.
"Can't track vehicle when hire dates finished."
→A screen showing every car that's late back
"Damage disputes — always, that's a major issue."
→Photos at pickup and return, side by side
Tickets found by hand through old books.
→Type in the plate and date to find the hirer
"Diary and manual record."
→A live calendar the whole team can see
Before proposing anything, we went through your business, the rules you operate under, and what other rental software actually does.
17
questions answered
How you price, how you take bonds, how tickets reach you, what your staff use, where enquiries come from.
2
of your own forms
Your rental agreement and conditions, read line by line. Every field on them is accounted for in what's proposed.
4
payment routes compared
BSP, Windcave through Westpac, M-PAiSA and card gateways — including which ones can hold a bond and which can't.
9
rental systems reviewed
What the well-known systems include as standard, so nothing important is missing and nothing unnecessary is being built.
The same work, without the parts that lose you money.
How it works today
With the system
Rough sketches, not the finished design — but this is the shape of what your staff would use. Click through them.
Shown on a computer, which is where most of the counter work happens. The same system works on a phone and tablet too — the photo taking at pickup and return is designed for a phone in particular, since that happens out at the car rather than at the desk.
Overdue
Back today
Hire date
Return date
Available — 4 days
JT 204Suzuki Swift · smallFJ$450
HG 771Honda Shuttle · wagonFJ$540
LR 482Toyota Vitz · smallFJ$563How this price is made up
Holiday rate applies 14–15 May. Rates locked at today’s prices.
Photos — 4 of 8 taken
Condition
Existing marks
Pickup · 12 May 9:04 am
Return · 16 May 9:12 am
Marked by S. Naidu
Plate
Date & time
Match found
Ravi Prasad
Honda Shuttle · 2016 wagon · on hirePlate
Year & class
Odometer
Paperwork
Previous plates
Hires
Since
Outstanding
Rental history
How often each car is out
Screen 1 of 5
The day at a glance
The first thing your staff see each morning. Cars going out, cars due back, and anything overdue sitting at the top where nobody can miss it. This is what replaces flicking through the diary.
You mentioned damage arguments happen "always", and that tickets sometimes get paid out of your own pocket. Put your own rough figures in below — you know these better than we do.
Over three years
FJ$57,600
if nothing changes
Move the sliders until these look right to you. What the system costs against this comes later on the page.
These are your figures, not ours — move the sliders until they look right. The system does not stop every loss, but a photo taken at pickup ends most damage arguments before they start, and a ticket that takes seconds to trace is a ticket you can pass on.
Nothing to buy and nothing to own. The system is provided as a service — one monthly subscription that covers the software, the hosting, the photo storage, backups, support and every new feature as the product grows. You pay nothing until it goes live in your business.
Your founding deal
FJ$299
per month, locked at the Starter rate — with every feature in the product
FJ$699/mo — what the everything plan lists at
Your price stays FJ$299 for as long as you subscribe, because the system gets built and proven in your business first.
At the losses you described, the system stops about FJ$1,600 of leaks a month and costs FJ$299 — you are ahead FJ$1,301 a month from the first month.
And that counts only money recovered. It does not count the hours your staff get back, or the cars hired more often once the idle ones are easy to spot.
In return, you help shape it: your feedback at every two-week demo decides what gets built next, and every feature on this page lands in your system as it ships, whichever plan it belongs to. Your subscription starts only when the system goes live in your business — and the referral discounts below can cut it in half.
What building it yourself would cost
FJ$42,000+
one-off, at Fiji freelance rates — an agency charges more
| The build, paid up front | FJ$42,000–84,000 |
| Running it, every month | FJ$190–800 |
| Each future feature | quoted & billed |
| The risk if it goes wrong | yours |
That is more than eleven years of your founding price, handed over before the system has proven itself in your business — which is why this proposal is a subscription instead.
Once the system is offered across Fiji, these are its list prices — and they are what makes each referral below worth real money. Whatever plan a feature sits in, you get it at your founding price.
Starter
FJ$299
per month · up to 8 cars · 2 users
For the smallest fleets
Standard · most popular
FJ$499
per month · up to 20 cars · 5 users
Most Fiji operators fit here
Full
FJ$699
per month · unlimited cars & users
For operators selling online
Enterprise
Let’s talk
custom quote
Franchises and large fleets
List prices. Paying annually takes 15% off, and new features are added to every plan as the product grows. The full list of what each plan includes, now and on the roadmap, is at the end of this page.
You know the rental operators in Fiji, and they will listen to one of their own long before they listen to us. So the deal is simple: every operator you refer who subscribes takes 5% off your monthly bill, stacking up to half price — for as long as they stay.
Saved over a year
FJ$900
at this many referrals
Half price at
10
active referrals
Five referrals takes 25% off — FJ$224 a month.
The discount lasts as long as each operator you referred stays subscribed — it rewards bringing businesses that stay, not names on a list. Referral tracking is built into the system itself, so there is never an argument about who brought whom. And once you reach the 50% cap, we talk about a proper partner arrangement: from there you earn from each operator you bring, rather than save.
Two-week cycles. Every cycle ends with something you and your team can actually try at the demo — on staged data at first, then in your hands as the beta when it's ready. The timings below assume the developer working longer days than normal to get you running sooner.
Week 1Week 13
Your cars, your prices, and bookings taken on the system. By the end of this stage you can see every late vehicle on one screen, and the paper diary can be put in a drawer.
Photos at pickup and return, working even with no signal, with the side-by-side comparison that settles a damage dispute in seconds.
Invoices, your records moved across, your staff trained, and the business running on it properly.
Why this order. The first two stages fix what's costing you money right now — cars going missing, damage you can't prove, tickets you end up paying. Online booking brings in new business, but it's worth far more once the day-to-day runs properly.
Nothing is wasted by waiting. Everything on the roadmap is built so it can be added later without redoing what came before.
The honest risk with any software project is paying for something that turns out wrong. The way it is built is the answer to that.
Every two weeks
You see it working
Not a progress report — the actual system, on your screen, for you to click. If it is going wrong you find out in week two, not week twelve.
You decide
When your staff start using it
Nothing is switched on behind your back. You choose when the diary gets put away, and it is not before you are satisfied.
Built in order
The urgent things come first
Late vehicles and damage proof are done before online booking. If anything ever stopped, you would already have the parts that were costing you money.
Your data
Stays yours
Your customers, bookings and photos are yours. They can be exported at any time, in a form you can use elsewhere.
Things that came up and were deliberately left out of the launch. Each sits on the roadmap and arrives once it earns its place.
Listing on Expedia and similar
These sites require supplier contracts and booking volumes that a single operator generally can't reach — it isn't something you can simply switch on. The booking system is built so it can connect later if that changes.
Automatic damage detection
Some large companies use software that spots damage in photos automatically. It needs thousands of inspections before it becomes reliable, and the before-and-after comparison already settles the argument today.
GPS tracking in vehicles
Needs hardware in every car and a monthly fee per vehicle. Worth revisiting once the basics are running, but it solves a different problem than the one costing you money now.
Service and maintenance scheduling
A genuine feature, but not one that's losing you money today. Better added once the system holds a year of real mileage and history to schedule from.
The complete list. At launch is what the system does from the day you go live. Added as the product grows is the roadmap — features that arrive over time at no extra cost. As founding partner you get every feature on this page as it ships, whichever plan it sits in, at your locked FJ$299.
Starter
FJ$299/mo · up to 8 cars · 2 users
At launch
Added as the product grows
Standard Most popular
FJ$499/mo · up to 20 cars · 5 users
Everything in Starter, plus:
At launch
Added as the product grows
Full
FJ$699/mo · unlimited cars & users
Everything in Standard, plus:
At launch
Added as the product grows
Enterprise
Let’s talk · custom quote
Everything in Full, plus:
In every plan, always
never charged extra
Add-ons on any plan: extra cars over your plan’s cap at FJ$8 per car per month, and GPS tracking — live location for every car — at FJ$13 per vehicle per month once the basics are running. Roadmap features land in the plan shown — the price does not go up because the product got better.
Nothing here is committed. These are the next steps whenever you are ready.
Any question about any of this is worth asking now. If something on this page does not sit right, or you want a part of it explained differently, say so — that is easier to sort out before anything is built than after.