Listing your car for rental is a big decision. For most people, it's the second-most expensive thing they own after their home. Before they sign up, every host asks us the same five questions. Here are our actual answers — not the marketing version.
1. "What if they damage my car?"
Fair question. It's the first one, every time.
Before any trip starts, we collect a refundable deposit from the renter. We also do a photo-and-video walkaround at pickup and again at return. If something is wrong at return that wasn't wrong at pickup, the deposit covers it. The agreement that says all of this is one PDF — the same one for every host, no extra fine print added later.
If the damage is bigger than the deposit, we step in. Our team handles it with the renter — you don't chase anyone. The payout for the damage reaches you in the same 48-hour cycle as your trip earnings.
2. "How do you decide who rents my car?"
Every renter is verified three ways before they can book — Aadhaar, driving licence, and a live selfie that has to match the licence photo. We don't accept screenshots or PDFs.
Before each booking confirms, you see the renter's profile — name, verified photo, past trip rating, time on the platform. If you don't like what you see, you decline. It's your car.
3. "When do I get paid?"
48 hours after the trip ends. Direct to your bank.
Not 30 days. Not "next billing cycle." Two days.
We built it this way because the whole point of renting your car is the money. If you wait six weeks for it, the rental isn't paying for the EMI — it's just delaying it.
4. "If something goes wrong during the trip, who handles it?"
We do. Not you, at midnight, on a phone call.
Every host and every renter has one number — our ops team on WhatsApp. Late return, flat tyre, breakdown, missing fuel, a dispute — those come to us first. We resolve it and tell you what happened.
We do this because the alternative — every host fielding their own roadside problems — is the reason most people stop renting their car out after two months. We've watched it happen often enough to design around it.
5. "Can I block my own dates? And can I leave if I want to?"
Yes and yes.
Block your car for any date — a wedding, a trip, a service — through the calendar in the app. No fees. No "minimum availability" rule.
If you want to delist completely, you can. No notice period, no exit penalty, no exclusivity clause stopping you from listing elsewhere. The car is yours. We're a place you choose to list it. When it stops working for you, you leave.
One more thing
We won't promise that listing your car is effortless. There will be a customer who returns it dustier than they got it, or takes a turn you wish they hadn't. That's the nature of renting out an asset.
What we promise is the four things we just answered — a verified renter, a clear agreement, fast payment, and a real person on WhatsApp when something goes sideways. That's the deal.
If that sounds like what you're looking for, you can list in about 8 minutes from your phone. If it doesn't, no hard feelings — we'd rather you not list at all than list and regret it.
