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Fleet Size (number of carts)

Daily Rate ($)

Weekly Rate ($)

Monthly Rate ($)

Peak Season (months)

Avg. Occupancy Rate (%)

Revenue Forecast

Estimated Annual Revenue

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Monthly Average Revenue —

Annual Revenue Per Cart —

Break-Even Days Per Cart —

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How It Works

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Enter Your Fleet Details

Input your fleet size and rental rates. Enter at least one rate (daily, weekly, or monthly). The calculator uses daily rate or derives it from weekly/monthly.

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Set Your Season

Enter your peak season length. The calculator automatically estimates off-season revenue at 40% of peak occupancy.

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See Your Revenue

Get annual revenue, monthly average, revenue per cart, and how many rental days each cart needs to break even on its purchase cost.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much can I make renting golf carts?

Revenue depends on location, season, and fleet size. A single golf cart in a busy tourist area can generate $8,000-15,000 per year. A fleet of 20 carts at 60% occupancy with a $60 daily rate can bring in $150,000-200,000 annually. Vacation destinations with year-round demand perform best.

What should I charge for golf cart rentals?

Daily rates typically range from $40-80 for basic carts and $80-150 for lifted, street-legal, or premium models. Weekly rates are usually 5-6x the daily rate, and monthly rates are 12-15x the daily rate. Research your local market and price competitively while maintaining profitability.

How many rentals does it take to pay off a golf cart?

A basic golf cart costs $6,000-10,000. At a $60 daily rate, that's 100-167 rental days to break even (before operating costs). Most carts pay for themselves in the first year if you maintain 50%+ occupancy during a 6+ month season.