Bicycle, e-bike & e-scooter rental
Rental software for bicycles, e-bikes and e-scooters
Rentablez is rental management software for micro-mobility fleets. Rent the same vehicle by the hour or by the month, see every unit's hub, charge and status on one board, settle damage with photos taken at handover, and let the monthly riders invoice themselves.
- Hourly to monthly on one fleet
- Battery, hub and status live
- GPS via TrackNerd
- iOS & Android
Indiranagar
18 free · 24 out
Koramangala
9 free · 31 out
Airport
22 free · 7 out
- 82 On ride
E-scooter — Ather 450X
SC-0142 · Ride #4471 · 34 min in
- 46 Available
E-bike — city step-through
EB-0067 · Indiranagar hub · dock 4
- 11 Overdue
E-scooter — Ola S1
SC-0209 · Last seen 2.4 km from hub
- — Available
Pedal bike — hybrid 21-speed
PB-0318 · Indiranagar hub · rack B
- 64 In service
E-scooter — Ather 450X
SC-0155 · Workshop · brake pads
Overdue · 3 h 20 m
SC-0209 is past its slot and down to 11%. Immobilise it from here, or call the rider first.
Inside the product
One fleet, however your riders want to pay for it
The three screens a bike or scooter operator lives in: the rate card, the handover on a phone, and the invoice that comes out the other end.
E-scooter — Ather 450X
Price list: City fleet 2026 · 34 units
Minimum rental period 1 hour
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Hourly
After the 1-hour minimum, billed per hour
₹90
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Daily
24 hours · 60 km included
₹650
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Weekly
Slab applied25% off the daily rate
₹3,400
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Monthly
Subscription · auto-invoices on the 1st
₹9,800
The slab is picked from the booked duration — the rider is never charged 30 daily rates for a month.
Rates & minimum periods
An hour, a weekend or a month — priced from one rate card
Each model carries its own hourly, daily, weekly and monthly rates. Rentablez picks the slab from the duration the rider actually booked, applies the minimum rental period, and never bills a month as thirty daily rates. Change a rate once and every future booking follows.
- Hourly, daily, weekly and monthly on one model
- Minimum rental period in hours or days
- Duration discounts as slabs, not manual overrides
- The rate is snapshotted on the order, so history stays true
Return — SC-0142
Step 2 of 3Ather 450X · Indiranagar hub
Overrun
2 h
To settle
₹1,100
- Photos — 6 angles Front, both sides, rear, seat, dash
- Scuff — left panel New since handover · charge ₹800
- Helmet and lock Both returned
- Battery on return 82% · above the 20% floor
- Rider signature Pending
Handover & return
The condition record is made at the kerb, not remembered later
Your staff hand over and check in from the mobile app. Photos, a defect list and the rider's signature attach to that exact frame or registration number, so the return inspection has something to compare against and a damage charge is evidence, not an argument.
- Photo inspection at handover and at return
- Defects raise a charge or a maintenance job
- Helmets, locks and chargers counted back in
- Works offline at the hub and syncs when back in range
Subscription SUB-2026-0714 · monthly
1 Aug – 31 Aug 2026
- E-scooter — monthly plan PLAN Ather 450X · SC-0142 · unlimited km 1 9,800.00 9,800.00
- Helmet and lock Issued with the vehicle 1 350.00 350.00
- Damage — left panel scuff Logged at return inspection 1 800.00 800.00
- Late return 2 hours beyond slot 2 150.00 300.00
11,250.00
Invoice total
Auto-renews on the 1st
Subscriptions & billing
The monthly riders bill themselves
A delivery rider on a monthly plan is a subscription, not a reminder in someone's phone. It invoices on its own cycle, prorates a pause or a mid-month swap, and carries the deposit, the accessories and any damage on the same document the rider can see and pay online.
- Recurring invoices with proration and credit notes
- Deposits held apart from rent and settled at return
- Late-return, cleaning and damage charges on the order
- Stripe, Razorpay and PhonePe; GST or VAT applied per order
Why bike and scooter rentals switch
The six problems a micro-mobility fleet runs into first
Every one of these is a spreadsheet, a WhatsApp thread or a phone call today. None of them needs to be.
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A two-hour ride and a monthly plan on the same scooter
Most fleets rent the same vehicle by the hour to a tourist and by the month to a delivery rider. Each model carries hourly, daily, weekly and monthly rates with a minimum rental period, and the slab is chosen from the booked duration — so nobody runs two price lists or hand-calculates a month as thirty daily rates.
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Not knowing where a vehicle is
Every unit is serialised and carries a live status — available, on ride, in service, overdue — against the hub it belongs to. For connected e-bikes and scooters the TrackNerd GPS integration adds live location, and a vehicle that is well past its slot can be immobilised remotely.
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A scratch nobody can prove was there
Handover and return inspections run on the mobile app: photos, a defect list and the rider signature against that exact unit. A defect becomes either a damage charge on the order or a maintenance job that blocks the vehicle from booking until it is closed.
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Monthly riders invoiced by hand every month
Subscriptions and leases invoice themselves on the cycle you choose, with proration when a rider pauses, swaps to another model or leaves mid-month, and a credit note when they do. Delivery-fleet accounts with twenty riders bill on one schedule instead of twenty reminders.
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Deposits, late fees and the argument at the counter
Security deposits are held apart from rent and settled as refundable or forfeited at return, per order or as a standing balance in the customer wallet. Late returns, cleaning and damage are additional charges on the order, collectable online or straight from the deposit — with a record the rider can see.
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Vehicles quietly off the road
A punctured tube or a worn brake pad takes a bike out of service without anyone updating a sheet. Maintenance job cards record parts, labour and external costs per unit and block it from booking while open, and the store module tracks tubes, pads, chargers and batteries from receipt to issue.
What you put on the road
Pedal bikes, e-scooters and everything issued with them
Serialised vehicles, bulk accessories and the spares that keep them running — one register, one availability search.
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Pedal bikes
Hybrids, city bikes, MTBs and kids’ bikes as serialised units with frame numbers, tracked per hub and rack.
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E-bikes & e-scooters
Serialised, with battery health and charge cycles on the unit record and GPS where the hardware is fitted.
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Mopeds & 2-wheelers
Registration, insurance expiry and permit dates held against the vehicle so an out-of-date unit cannot go out.
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Helmets, locks & chargers
Bulk stock issued with the vehicle and counted back in, not serialised one by one.
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Kits & ride packages
Bike plus helmet, lock and child seat quoted as one line, still reserved and returned component by component.
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Spares & consumables
Tubes, brake pads, chains and batteries received into the store and issued onto a job card, costed to the unit.
One ride, end to end
Six steps, one record
From the booking to the vehicle going back on the rack, everything attaches to the same order and the same serialised unit — no re-keying between a booking sheet, an inspection form and an invoice.
- 01Reserved
Booked
Online, at the counter or from the web store. Availability is checked for the exact hours, across every hub.
- 02On ride
Handover
ID and deposit taken, condition photographed on the app, helmet and lock issued from bulk stock.
- 03Live
On the road
The unit shows as on ride. GPS-equipped vehicles report location; a slot overrun raises an overdue flag.
- 04Checked in
Return
Return inspection compares against the handover photos. Accessories are counted back into stock.
- 05Invoiced
Settle
Late fees, cleaning and damage are added; the deposit is refunded or forfeited and the invoice is raised.
- 06Available
Back in service
Clean and charged, it returns to the hub — or opens a job card and stays unbookable until it is fixed.
Connected vehicles
When a scooter does not come back
Overdue is the expensive failure in micro-mobility, and it is the one a spreadsheet cannot help with. Rentablez lists every vehicle past its slot in one place, and for GPS-equipped e-bikes and scooters the TrackNerd integration adds live location and remote immobilisation — so recovery starts with a map reference and a phone call, not a guess.
GPS features depend on a tracker being fitted to the vehicle. Availability, orders, deposits, inspections and maintenance work for every unit — pedal bikes included — with no hardware at all.
See the mobile app-
Overdue list
Every order past its slot in one view, oldest first, with the rider and the deposit held against it.
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Live location
Last reported position for GPS-equipped vehicles, so a recovery call starts from a place, not a guess.
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Remote immobilisation
Cut a compatible vehicle’s ignition from the fleet board when a rider stops responding.
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Deposit against the loss
The security deposit is already held apart from rent, and can be forfeited to the order rather than chased.
FAQ
Bicycle and scooter rental questions
What bike, e-bike and e-scooter operators ask before a demo.
Something else? or email sales@rentablez.com.
Can I charge by the hour and by the month on the same bikes?
Yes. Each model carries hourly, daily, weekly and monthly rates with a minimum rental period, and the slab is chosen from the duration booked — so a month is billed at the monthly rate, not thirty daily ones. Short rides are rental orders; monthly riders are subscriptions or leases that invoice themselves on the cycle you choose, with proration for pauses, swaps and early returns.
Does Rentablez track where my bikes and scooters are?
For connected vehicles, yes. The IoT / GPS module integrates with TrackNerd trackers for live location and remote immobilisation of compatible e-bikes and e-scooters. It depends on the hardware being fitted; availability, orders, inspections and maintenance work for every unit — including pedal bikes — without any tracker.
Can I run several hubs or stations?
Yes. Every vehicle belongs to a branch, and availability search covers all of them, so the counter can see that the model a rider wants is free at another hub. Reporting splits revenue and utilisation per hub. Multi-branch operations are on the Custom plan.
How are damage and late returns handled?
Handover and return inspections on the mobile app record photos and defects against the unit, so the two sets of photos can be compared. Damage, cleaning and late-return fees are added to the order as additional charges, collected online or settled from the security deposit or the customer wallet, with a record the rider can see.
Can I take a security deposit?
Yes. Security deposits are recorded separately from rent, per order or at customer level in the wallet, and settled as refundable or forfeited at return. You can also mark a deposit non-refundable up front. Partial payments and payment reversals are tracked on the same order.
What happens if a rider does not bring the vehicle back?
The order shows as overdue the moment the slot passes, and overdue vehicles are listed together rather than found by scrolling. For a GPS-equipped vehicle you get its last reported location and can immobilise it remotely. Late fees accrue as additional charges on the order and the deposit can be forfeited against the loss.
Can riders book online?
Yes. The web store is a public catalogue with live availability where riders pick a bike or scooter, choose the period and pay through Stripe, Razorpay or PhonePe. Orders land in the same system as walk-in rentals, so there is no separate online inventory to keep in step.
How does maintenance work for a bike fleet?
Maintenance job cards record parts, labour, transport and external costs per unit and block the vehicle from booking while the job is open. Recurring inspections can be scheduled per order, and the store module tracks spares such as tubes, brake pads, chargers and batteries from receipt through to issue against a job.
Can I see which models actually earn?
Yes. Utilisation and revenue report per unit and per category, so you can see that the e-scooters pay for themselves in four months while a bike class sits idle. Depreciation runs per asset, and for financed vehicles the asset financing module tracks the loan and EMI against the unit.
Does Rentablez handle GST or VAT?
Yes. India GST (CGST/SGST or IGST chosen from the customer state), UAE and GCC VAT with TRN, and configurable tax profiles for other countries. An organisation can hold multiple tax registrations and choose which entity bills each order.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. Book a demo and start a 7-day free trial set up with your own fleet. No setup fees, cancel anytime, and paid plans carry a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Industries
Built for whatever you rent out
Serialised units, bulk quantities and kits are all first-class — so the same system works for an excavator fleet, 400 chairs, or a camera body with six lenses.
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Construction equipment Heavy machinery, tools and site equipment
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Car & vehicle rental Fleets, self-drive and chauffeur hire
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EV rentals — India E-scooter, e-auto and EV fleets
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Camera & photography Bodies, lenses, lighting and kits
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Medical equipment Beds, oxygen, mobility and devices
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Event equipment AV, staging, tents and furniture
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Party supplies Décor, tableware and inflatables
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Furniture Home, office and staging furniture
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Costume & occasion wear Lehengas, gowns, sherwanis and costumes
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Tech & electronics Laptops, AV and IT equipment
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Jewellery Bridal, occasion and designer pieces
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Bicycles & scooters Micro-mobility and tour fleets
See Rentablez with your own fleet
Book a 30-minute demo. We load a sample of your bikes and scooters during the call and your 7-day free trial starts right after.