A site that books your rigs
Every unit with photos, rates and open dates, written for the towns you serve. See what an RV rental website needs to take bookings.
We build and host a website that shows every rig with its photos, rates and open dates, then keep your Google profile, reviews and listings working while you are out on the lot.
Included with every RV Shop Desk plan · your own domain from 5 rentals

Most renters search, compare a few sites, read reviews and call. If any of those steps is weak, the booking goes to someone else. We handle all four. For the full picture, read an RV rental marketing plan for a small fleet.
Every unit with photos, rates and open dates, written for the towns you serve. See what an RV rental website needs to take bookings.
Hours, photos, services and posts kept current. Read Google Business Profile for RV rentals.
Sent when the rig comes home, when the trip is fresh. See how to get a review after every RV trip.

You are under a slide-out or walking a renter through the generator when the phone rings. RV Shop Desk texts the caller back with a link to open dates, so the lead does not call the next fleet on the list. Read what missed calls cost an RV rental business, and see how texting is billed.
Weighing marketplaces against your own site? Read rental marketplaces or direct bookings.

You do not need a big budget. Make your fleet easy to find, easy to trust and easy to book, then run a short weekly routine that keeps all three working through the season.

Your Google profile is often the first thing a local renter sees, before your website or any marketplace listing. Set it up right once, with honest categories, real photos and a phone that gets answered. Then keep it working with fifteen minutes a week.

An RV rental website has one job. It gets a stranger from "that looks nice" to a paid, dated booking without a phone call. That takes unit pages with real prices, a live calendar, online payment and a signed agreement.

Ask in person at return, then text a direct review link the same day and one reminder a few days later. Most renters who had a good trip will leave a review when you ask at the right moment and make it take thirty seconds.

Use both. Marketplaces bring renters you could never reach alone, and they take a real cut for it. Direct bookings keep more of the money but take work to earn, so most healthy fleets balance the two on purpose.

Every unanswered call in booking season is a renter deciding whether to wait for you or call the next fleet. Put a rough number on that leak from your own call log, then plug most of it with an automatic text sent within seconds.
No. Your website, hosting and marketing are included in your RV Shop Desk plan.
Yes, from 5 rentals up. We put the site on your domain for you.
A managed Google profile, review requests after every trip, a listing across our network, and missed-call text back so calls you miss still turn into bookings.
Many owners keep them for reach and use their own site for repeat and direct bookings, which usually cost less per booking. Our guide on marketplaces versus direct bookings covers how to balance both.
Get early access and we will build your site around your fleet, your towns and your rates.
Email only. No card, no sales calls. Running under 5 rentals? Email us.