Planned: availability per item
A calendar per item rather than a stock count, because the same camera cannot go out twice on one weekend.
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On the roadmapAvailability by date, deposits, condition on return and damage claims. On the roadmap, not built yet.
Not available yet. Rental marketplace app is on the 10mins build roadmap and is not something you can launch today. Everything described below is planned, not shipped. If you need to be live this week, the apps listed at the bottom of this page are built and taking signups now.
Renting is selling the same item over and over, which makes two things load-bearing: knowing exactly which dates an item is free, and being able to prove what condition it came back in. The planned rental app is built around those — a calendar per item, a deposit held against damage, and photographs at handover and return that settle a dispute without either side taking the other's word. On the roadmap, not built yet. People looking to rent out equipment, furniture or gear the way Furlenco and Rentomojo do, at their own scale, find this page.
A calendar per item rather than a stock count, because the same camera cannot go out twice on one weekend.
A deposit held for the rental period and released on a clean return.
Photographs at handover and at return attached to the rental, which is what settles a damage argument.
The courier and delivery app takes before-and-after photos on every job, and the home services app does the same on every booking. The mechanism a rental business needs is already built and working elsewhere.
The online store ships today with a full catalogue, checkout, GST invoices and shipping — and takes zero commission on your sales.
The ticket booking app sells cinema seats, bus and train departures, flights, ferries, concerts, sports and park entry, with real seat maps and an offline gate scanner. If your business sells a fixed number of places at a fixed time, it already fits.
No. It is on the roadmap and not built. If your rentals are short and local, the courier delivery app can handle the movement half — including the before-and-after photos that matter for condition disputes — while you track availability separately.
Because a rental item is unavailable for a range of dates rather than simply reduced by one. A stock count says how many you have; a rental calendar says which specific days each item is free, which is a different data shape.
No committed date. It sits in the marketplace group on the roadmap.
That is the plan — a deposit held for the period and released on a clean return, collected through your own payment gateway as with every 10mins app.
No, it is on the roadmap and not built, mainly because availability across a date range is a different data shape from a stock count. The photo-proof mechanism a rental business needs for condition disputes is already built and working in the live delivery and home services apps.
This one is still being built. Thirteen other apps on 10mins are not, and they launch in the same ten minutes.