Do you plan to rent your RV for profit?
We recommend you start telling your friends and family about it; they will do the same to their acquaintances.
Did you know that 92% of customers trust friends and family recommendations over other marketing forms?
Although word-of-mouth advertising may have the highest conversion rate, the most significant portion of the customers comes online.
It means your rental RVs should be easily discoverable on the internet.
Here are the top 10 websites to list your rental RVs.
1. Outdoorsy
It is one of the most popular peer-to-peer RV rental platforms, where people list their motorhomes, camper vans, cabins, travel trailers, and other adventure vehicles to others. The company is the leading outdoor marketplace with over 7 million nights of booked travel.
Pros:
- Huge user base
- Easy booking/scheduling
- Convenient interface
- Established company
- Insurance coverage
Cons:
- The commission usually ranges between 20% and 25%
- Customer support challenges
- The disputes are not resolved directly
- Unknown renter history.
Coverage area:
- Operates in 14 countries
- Popular in the USA, Canada, Australia, and the UK.
2. RVshare
It is another popular peer-to-peer RV rental platform that allows owners to rent their RVs to those who need them. The platform has over 4 million nights of booked travel under its belt and facilitates over 100,000 RV listings.
Unlike Outdoorsy, RVshare primarily focuses on RVs.
Pros:
- Reputable rental platform
- Big customer base
- Fully online booking
- Easy communication channels
- Insurance coverage
Cons:
- Unexpected fees for accidents and damages
- Commission 25%
- Time commitment.
- Conflict resolution challenges
Coverage area: Mostly the U.S.
3. RVezy
RVezy is a competitor of RVshare that also focuses on peer-to-peer RV rentals. Although it is a Canadian company, it has a vast user base in Canada and the United States. They claim to be the largest and safest RV marketplace in North America.
Pros:
- Huge user base
- $2M Insurance coverage
- Seamless booking and personal billing support
- Convenient for first-time renters
- User-friendly interface
Cons:
- Challenges in resolving disputes
- Slower customer support
- Unexpected fees
- Cancelation-related challenges
- 20-25% Commission fee.
Coverage area: USA & Canada
4. Motorhome Republic
It is an international RV rental platform that attracts global travelers. Its user-friendly interface allows customers to compare the prices of all RV listings in one place. The company’s headquarters are located in New Zealand, and it claims to have a user base of over 1 million customers.
Pros:
- Large user base
- Established company (operates since 2005)
- Suitable for global RV dealerships
- Award-winning customer support
- User-friendly interface
- High reviews (4.4 on Trustpilot)
Cons:
- Primarily focuses on RV dealerships
- Limited selections
- Varying commissions
- Challenges in booking processes.
Coverage area: Worldwide (popular in New Zealand, Australia, and Europe).
5. Campanda
Campanda is another global RV rental platform. Its listings include over 26,000 motorhomes, camper vans, and travel trailers in 42 countries. It has local websites in English, Spanish, French, and Italian.
Pros:
- High traffic (the site gets 11,000 visitors a day and 800 rental requests per week).
- Listings are free
- Offers discounts and perks
- Established company (Founded in 2013 in Berlin, Germany)
- Great for luxury and larger fleets.
Cons:
- No insurance
- Average reviews (3.7 on Trustpilot)
- Limitations in customer support
- Commission fees
Coverage area: Global with a primary focus on Europe and the USA.
6. RVnGO
It is another US-based RV rental platform that focuses on US renters. It claims to be the most cost-effective alternative to other platforms that charge a 25% commission per order. According to its site, RV owners can enjoy free listings and keep 100% of the booking charges. It charges renters 3% of their credit card charges.
Pros:
- No commission for RV owners
- Peer-to-peer rental model
- User-friendly interface
- Convenient for RV owners
- Suitable for all types of RVs
Cons:
- Limited customer resolution
- Low reviews (1.4 on Trustpilot)
- Communication issues
Coverage area: USA
7. Yescapa
Yescapa is a good place to list your RVs for rent in Europe, primarily if your business is in France, Spain, or Germany. The company was founded in Bordeaux, France, in 2012. The platform’s primary goal is to connect RV owners with travelers at affordable costs.
Pros:
- A good amount of traffic
- Provides comprehensive insurance
- Has a community of passionate travelers
- Streamlined rental process
- Convenient interface for renters and owners
- Good reviews (4.1 on Trustpilot)
Cons:
- Communication limitations
- Insurance limitations
- Varying commission
Coverage area: Europe, especially popular in France, Germany, and Spain.
8. Facebook Marketplace
You may have already tried Facebook Marketplace for local ads. It is a great place to list your RVs, as it costs nothing unless you run paid ads. Global RV owners can use it for free online exposure.
Pros:
- Huge traffic
- Free listing
- Direct communication between renters and owners
- Easier to reach local population
- Easy and fast interface
- Fewer limitations
- Possibility to join local groups
Cons:
- Limited renter/owner protection
- Possible scams
- Dependence on the renter’s integrity
- Direct booking limitations
- High competition
Coverage area: Global
9. Craigslist
If you rent RVs inside the US, you should look into Craigslist, a classified site for local listings. It is popular because it is easy to use, accessible for everyone, and free to list all your items.
Post your RVs under the right categories to get optimal results.
Pros:
- Free or very low listing fees
- Huge traffic
- Simple interface
- Best for local short-term rentals
- Accessible to everyone (No signup requirements)
Cons:
- Low reviews (1.4 on Trustpilot)
- No renter/owner protection
- Possible scams
- No price comparison options
- No search filters
Coverage area: Primarily the USA and Canada, although it can be used globally.
10. Hipcamp (for stationary RVs)
If your RV is parked in a park or somewhere attractive, you can rent it out with Hipcamp. The site also allows you to list cabins, tents, parking spots, and more.
So, it is a great site to rent your RVs for those looking for camping or short-term living space at a very affordable cost.
Pros:
- You keep your RVs at your property
- Facilitates unique stays
- Additional revenue stream for your property
- A good amount of visitors
- Passionate traffic
- User-friendly interface.
- Great reviews (4.1 on Trustpilot)
Cons:
- 10-20% commission
- Harder to navigate for new users
- Limitation for taking RVs out
Coverage area: USA, Canada, Australia.
The Best Place to Post Your RVs?
It is your website!
Everything on the list is great for attracting customers as it would be harder to get that amount of exposure with your website, especially when it is new.
So, we recommend considering the relevant platforms from the list.
However, having your RV rental website with a 24/7 online booking system will give you greater control and help you eliminate the commissions.Â
Do you need a website?
Create one with Reservety’s RV Rental Software because you will get the following features on your rental website:
- Online booking system
- Online payment processing
- Inventory management with an availability calendar
- Automated quotes
- Order and customer management systemÂ
- GPS tracker integration to get real-time data on the whereabouts of your RVs
- Contracts and waivers with digital signatures
- Upselling and cross-selling features
- Integrations with Google Maps, QuickBooks, Xero, and other essential software
- SEO tools and marketing packages to grow your business
- And other 200+ features
Here is the list of features Reservety provides and some rental websites built with Reservety.
You can also request custom features if you do not see what you need on the list.
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