SaaS Platform · 2024
A car-rental platform built end to end — fleet inventory, multi-location search, reservations, customer accounts and an operator dashboard.
- Services
- Custom Web Apps & AutomationWebsite Design & BuildSEO — Web & Local Search
- Headline
- A rental platform built from a clean slate
- Year
- 2024
- Live site
- www.letsrentalcar.com
Overview
Let's Rental Car needed the whole product, not a website in front of one: the booking funnel a customer sees and the operational software the business runs on, across multiple pickup locations.
The challenge
Starting from nothing means every part has to be designed at once — inventory model, location and pricing rules, reservation flow, accounts, back office. And the customer-facing half had to hold its own against rental incumbents people already know how to use.
How we approached it.
Modelled the inventory first
A normalised fleet model with multi-location pricing rules underneath, so availability and price stay correct as vehicles move between sites.
Built the booking flow against the incumbents
Search, select, reserve — benchmarked step by step against the category leaders, because that's the flow customers arrive already knowing.
Shipped the operator side too
A dashboard for managing locations, fleet and reservations — the half of a rental business that never appears in a brochure but decides whether it works.
Locked down the routes
Route-level guards on the front end and a Spring Boot API behind it, so accounts, bookings and admin surfaces stay separated.
What shipped
What's live for Let's Rental Car.
Search → reservation → account
Locations and pricing rules
Surfaces: customer app + operator dashboard
Front end and back end
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