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Aggregator apps bring riders — and take a commission on every ride, own the customer, set the refund rules and list you beside every competitor. Here's the aggregator model next to your own rental website.
Aggregators work — as a marketplace. Every ride pays them a commission, the rider belongs to the app, the deposit and damage rules are theirs, and your scooters sit beside every other shop in town sorted by price.
Your own rental website flips the deal: your brand, your rate card, your km and deposit rules, your renters' numbers and documents — and repeat riders book direct from WhatsApp and Google. Free to start with a flat 2.5% per online booking; Pro makes it 0%. Walk-in and phone bookings you enter yourself are never charged, and deposits are never charged.
Underlined LentloSites claims link to their proof. Third-party figures are as published on the date shown; models are described where no public rate exists.
| Rental aggregator apps | LentloSites | |
|---|---|---|
| Commission per booking | A cut of every ride | |
| The renter | The app's — you get a pickup slot | Yours — number, documents verified once, My Rentals on YOUR site |
| Availability & pricing | Their calendar, their surge rules | Your unit timeline, your hourly-to-monthly rate card, your season prices |
| Deposits & damage | Their policy, their arbitration | Your deposit, your photos at handover and return, your settlement |
| Payments | App collects, settles later, minus commission | Your own gateways or UPI — money lands in your bank directly |
| Repeat rentals | Back through the app (commission again) | Direct — WhatsApp reminders, My Rentals, your Google profile |
Products, images, pages — our team migrates them at no cost, and SEO-safe 301 redirects keep every old link (and your Google rankings) working.
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