A villa, an apartment, a scooter, a board, a van. Anything that goes out for a stretch of days and comes back.
Rental platforms take fifteen to twenty per cent, and they take the customer with them. For a place or a fleet that people already find by name, that is a large fee for an introduction that already happened.
Clay rents from your own page. A rate per day or per night, the days that are already gone, a deposit if you take one, and a check-in and check-out time that the confirmation actually tells them.
A rental has no time of day in it: it has a first day and a last day, and the price is the rate times the nights. The calendar shows what is gone rather than a list of times.
What a guest most needs on the morning they arrive is the check-in time, so it goes in the confirmation email rather than in a paragraph on the page they have already left.
The same engine handles a count of identical things. Six scooters means six can be out at once; the seventh booking for those days is refused rather than taken and apologised for.
Which is the whole difference between a booking form and a booking system.
Set it once. The total is worked out as they choose the dates, before they commit to anything.
Fixed or from a party size upward. Worked out on the server, shown before they commit and printed in both emails, then paid to you on arrival.
Your Google photographs come across automatically; add your own and they are processed and cropped for you.
Drawn rather than described, the page, the address, and what it can switch on.
Type your name, Clay pulls your photos, hours, reviews and contact details straight from your Google listing.
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Open one. It is the live site in a frame, not a screenshot, so what you see is what it looks like right now.
Yes, say how many you have and the engine keeps count. Six scooters means the seventh booking for that week is refused.
No. There is no channel manager and no iCal sync yet, so if you are also listed elsewhere you have to keep the calendar honest yourself.
It is named, not taken. The amount is on the booking card, in their confirmation and in yours; you collect it, and the balance, however you already do. If you need money held in advance, this is not that.
Yes.
Yes, close the days and they stop being offered, the same way a booked stretch does.
Yours, the site's own currency, the one the rate is in. It is the number you set, printed as you set it, with no conversion anywhere, because no payment is processed.
Not on this engine, a rental is nights or days. For something billed by the hour, use appointment booking instead, which is built around lengths and slots.
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