Lists your inventory
She pulls each machine's photos, specs, and your set price and builds complete listings — sale or rental — ready to post wherever your buyers are.
Rental software · With an operator built in
Rental Rep runs your whole business from your phone — contracts, invoices, payments, your fleet. And it comes with an AI rep who does the work, not just the answers: she lists your machines with their photos, builds your ads, places them where buyers look, sends the invoices, and keeps the admin done.
2019 skid steer — 8 photos ordered, your price from the machine record, description written. One tap from you posts it.
Contract #1042 — tax-included total, pay link attached, copy filed to the customer's thread.
Martinez returned the trencher this morning. Text asks for a Google review — approve to send.
Matched to the machine — no spam, no wrong-fit groups.
Nothing goes out in your name without your tap. She does the work; you keep the final say.
Live demo · Open to anyone
“No credit card. No sales call. No signup wall. I built this because I didn’t want to be like them — so here it is. Log in and try it.”
This is the real product, running with a fictional company — Demo Rentals — so you can click through contracts, machines, customers, and invoices the way you would in your own shop. Tell us who you are in the short form and your access appears right here, instantly — right now, the moment you submit.
Fill this in and you’re in — right now. No credit card, no sales call, no waiting on anybody to approve you.Four quick fields and the demo link + sign-in appear below, instantly.
We’ll only use this to check in about Rental Rep — no drip campaign, no sales floor.
You’re in — here’s your access
That’s it — you’re in right now. No credit card was needed, no sales call, no waiting for approval.
The demo runs a fictional company called Demo Rentals with sample machines, customers, and rentals. It resets regularly, so anything you change in there will be wiped back to a clean copy — feel free to explore. No real business data is in it.
Want to talk after you’ve tried it? Head to early access below or email jordans@iesrents.com.
Meet your rep
Most software hands you another dashboard to babysit. Your Rep takes jobs off your plate — the same jobs a good counter person / ad manager / bookkeeper's helper would do, working from your real records and your real prices. If a price or a photo isn't in the record, she says so instead of making one up.
She pulls each machine's photos, specs, and your set price and builds complete listings — sale or rental — ready to post wherever your buyers are.
Ad copy written from the machine itself — year, hours, condition, your rates — sized and formatted for each avenue you sell on.
Native invoicing with tax-included totals — no second set of books. Statements go out with a pay link, from your shop's own in-app mailbox.
Email and texts with each customer live in a single thread, tied to their contract. She drafts, sends on your approval, and files the replies.
After a return, she requests the Google review while the job is fresh — and drafts replies to the reviews that come in, for your approval.
Put a customer on hold and she knows it — no dunning, no pay links, no outreach to held accounts. Your rules travel with every job she does.
Where she sells
Connect each channel once at setup. From then on, when a machine is ready to sell or rent, your Rep prepares it for every avenue at once — and tells you plainly what each platform allows.
The platform underneath
The Rep is only as good as the records she works from — so the platform underneath is the full business: no spreadsheets on the side, no second system to keep in sync.
Every machine, every contract, every rate — day, week, and month — in one place, built for a phone screen at a job site, not a desk.
Card payments through Stripe, pay links on every invoice, and balances computed in the app — what the customer owes is what the app says, tax included.
No Gmail hookup to fight at signup. Your shop gets a mailbox inside the app — the Rep sends from it, you send from it, replies thread back to the customer.
A public website carrying your live inventory — rent and sale — fed straight from the app. When a machine sells, it comes down the same day, everywhere.
Not typecast to heavy equipment
Getting started
One sign-in at onboarding links your Page. That's the only password dance — the in-app mailbox means email needs no hookup at all.
Your inventory, your rates, your branding — a one-time setup, fed live from the app from then on.
Listings, ads, invoices, review requests, admin. You approve what goes out; she does everything up to that tap.
Drag the sliders. Most owners are stunned by the first number — that's the time your Rep is built to hand back.
Your admin time, per year
Your own numbers, your own math — no savings promised, just the comparison in the open.
Pricing
Plus a one-time $750 website setup. That's the whole price list.
The comparison: established rental platforms run about $6,000 a year per location before any AI that does work — the doing tier elsewhere runs toward $10,000 a year. Rental Rep is $3,600 a year, with the operator included.
Straight answers
She does the work the platforms allow an app to do, and she's honest about the rest. Page posts run through Meta's official connection once Rental Rep's own Meta verification clears — it's in process, and until it lands, Page posts ship as ready-to-post packs like everything else. Marketplace and buy/sell groups don't allow any software to post directly — Meta closed that door in 2024 — so she builds the complete pack (photos in order, your price, the copy) and you tap once to post and share. Anyone who promises you fully automatic Marketplace posting is selling you something that doesn't exist.
Yes. Rental Rep is deliberately industry-neutral — if you rent things out and chase paperwork afterward, it fits: trailers, tools, containers, party and event gear, lifts, and yes, excavators too.
Rental Rep's own invoicing is the system of record — invoices, payments, and balances live in the app, and it can export for your accountant. Whether you keep QuickBooks alongside it during a transition is your call, not a requirement.
No. Every shop's records — customers, machines, money — are its own, separate from every other shop on the platform.
We're in a soft opening now: founding locations are onboarding while the company finishes its formal setup. Raise your hand below, tell us about your shop, and you'll hear back personally — early-access pricing is locked for the first shops in.
A working rental operator in Fulton, Mississippi, who got tired of doing at midnight what software should have done at noon — and built the operator he wished he could hire. Rental Rep is a separate company from his rental shop, built to sell this package to shops like yours.
Early access
Tell us about your shop. This soft opening is about one thing: finding out how many owners want a rep in the box. Every response gets a personal reply — no drip campaign, no sales floor.