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Launching at colleges in California

Need it for a weekend. Not forever.

Rentul is where college students rent gear to each other — book what you need from someone on your own campus, pay right in the app, and lend out the stuff of yours that's gathering dust.

See how it works Coming soon to iPhone — no app to download just yet.

Someone on your campus already owns it.

A DJ controller and turntables set up to rent for a party.

01 — How it works

How a rental actually goes.

Borrow it

  1. Find it.
  2. Book it instantly.

Earn from it

  1. List it.
  2. Get booked.

02 — In the app

Booked and paid, end to end.

No cash, no Venmo. Your card is authorized the moment you book and charged when you pick the item up. When the rental's done, the owner's earnings are paid out through the app.

Instant
Booking, no waiting
In-app
Card payment
$0
Security deposit
California
Launching at

The owner sets the rate. Rentul adds a small service fee on each side — it's tiered, so the rate steps down as the rental gets bigger, and you see the exact amount before you confirm.

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The app

Coming soon to iPhone.

Built for college students, one campus at a time.

Coming soon Questions? [email protected]