Rentiqo — Universal Rental Business Management System

Rentiqo runs the whole rental operation, not just the booking. Inventory and availability, agreements and deposits, check-out and return, damage, late fees, invoicing and maintenance — the parts of a rental business where the money is actually made or lost.

It is built for any rentable asset. If you hand something to a customer and expect it back, Rentiqo manages it:

Vehicles — cars, bikes, scooters, vans, trucks, boats
Equipment — power tools, generators, scaffolding, construction plant
Cameras & production gear — bodies, lenses, lighting, audio
Event hire — chairs, tables, marquees, sound systems, decor
Sports & leisure — kayaks, ski gear, bicycles, camping equipment
Party, medical, IT, furniture — and anything else you rent by the hour, day, week or month

Nothing in the system is hard-coded to one industry. You define your own categories, your own hire rates and your own rules, so the same installation serves a car rental company and a tool hire depot equally well.

Rentiqo is multi-tenant. One installation serves many independent rental businesses, each with its own inventory, staff, customers and settings, completely separated from one another. Sell subscriptions to rental companies as a SaaS platform, or run a single business of your own — both work out of the box.

Live Demo

Workspace Panel — the rental business

This is the day-to-day system. Start here to see what the product actually does.

URL: https://rentiqo.softnix.bd/app/login
Email: user@gmail.com
Password: User@12345

Admin Panel — the platform owner

Manage every registered business, subscription plans, payment gateways and site settings.

URL: https://rentiqo.softnix.bd/admin/login
Email: admin@gmail.com
Password: Admin@12345

Public Landing Page

https://rentiqo.softnix.bd

The demo is loaded with a realistic rental business — inventory, customers, months of completed hires, deposits, invoices and workshop jobs. Feel free to change anything; the demo resets periodically.

Workspace Panel — What a Rental Business Does Every Day

Availability that is honest

A timeline showing every item and when it is committed. Reservations, active hires, maintenance windows and turnaround time between hires all reduce what is free. If an item is in the workshop on Tuesday, it does not show as available on Tuesday. Double-booking is refused at the database level, not merely hidden in the interface.

Bookings and the rental lifecycle

Every hire moves through clear stages — booked → handed over → back → settled — and the screen always shows which stage it is at and what the next action is. Hourly, daily, weekly and monthly rates are all supported, with minimum hire periods and closed days you define.

Check-out and return, with evidence

Record the condition of each item as it goes out and as it comes back, attach photographs to both, and capture meter readings. When something is returned damaged, a photograph is required — so a damage charge is never an argument, it is a record.

Deposits as a proper ledger

Deposits are held, deducted, refunded or forfeited, and every movement is recorded. A dedicated screen shows exactly how much money you are holding that is not yours, aged by how long you have held it. A customer asking “what happened to my deposit” gets a real answer.

Late fees, meters and overage

Late returns are charged automatically using your own rules and grace period. For metered assets — vehicle mileage, generator hours — usage beyond the allowance is calculated and charged from the opening and closing readings.

Serial and bulk inventory together

Track valuable items individually by serial number, each with its own condition and history, and track identical low-value stock by quantity. A camera hire company knows which body came back scratched; the same company counts memory cards as a pool. Multi-location support tells you which depot an item is sitting in.

Maintenance and workshop

Raise repair jobs on a board of columns, assign them, and record parts and labour costs. Preventive servicing falls due automatically — by date or by usage — and an item in the workshop cannot be booked out, which removes the possibility of promising a customer something that is in pieces on a bench.

Invoicing

One invoice carries everything from the hire — rental charge, late fees, damage and overage — so the customer receives a single document rather than several. Record payments against it, or download it as a PDF on your own letterhead with your own terms.

Ten built-in reports

Each one answers a single question: Revenue summary, Asset utilisation, Asset ROI, Rental activity, Overdue & late returns, Deposit liability, Damage & loss, Maintenance & downtime, Customer analysis, and Financial statement. Every report exports to CSV and PDF.

Staff and permissions

Invite colleagues by email and control exactly what each can reach. Counter staff can create bookings and hand equipment over without seeing your hire rates or your reports.

Admin Panel — Running the Platform

Businesses — every rental company on your installation, with the ability to suspend, change plan, or sign in as them (read-only) to reproduce a support problem without asking for their password
Subscription plans — price, billing period, free trial, and enforced limits on items, units, staff and locations
Nine payment gateways — Stripe, PayPal, Razorpay, Paystack, Flutterwave, Mollie, SSLCommerz, UddoktaPay and Xendit, each with sandbox mode and webhook verification
Coupons — percentage or fixed discount, with expiry and usage limits
Payments & subscriptions — every transaction, successful or failed, with its gateway reference
Landing page builder — a complete marketing site built from sections you edit, reorder or switch off; the pricing section reads your real plans automatically
Contact form inbox — messages from your public site arrive in the admin panel with an unread count
Email delivery — SMTP configuration with a test button, plus fully editable templates for every message the system sends
Announcements — notices shown inside the workspace panel, targeted by plan, with start and end dates
Multi-language and RTL — add languages and translate every string from the browser; Arabic, Hebrew, Urdu and Farsi mirror the entire interface
Multi-currency — each with its own symbol, decimal places and formatting
Roles and permissions — named permission sets for your own team
Activity log — what changed, who changed it and when
Backup & restore — take, download and restore backups from the panel
System tools — server diagnostics, sample data, and a scoped reset that names exactly what it will remove before it removes it

Built Properly

Laravel 12 on PHP 8.2+, following current framework conventions
Five-step browser installer — no command line required; it checks your server and tells you exactly what is missing
Strict tenant isolation — enforced at the database layer, not by hiding menu items
Clean, commented source code — organised into controllers, form requests and services
Fully responsive, with light and dark themes
No CDN dependencies — every asset ships with the product and works offline

Server Requirements

PHP 8.2 or higher (8.3 recommended)
MySQL 5.7 or higher, or MariaDB 10.3+
Web server — Apache, Nginx or LiteSpeed, with mod_rewrite enabled on Apache
PHP extensions — BCMath, Ctype, cURL, DOM, Fileinfo, JSON, Mbstring, OpenSSL, PDO, PDO MySQL, Session, Tokenizer, XML, GD, Zip
Disk space — around 250 MB, plus room for uploaded photographs
Cron access — a single scheduled task for overdue detection, reminders and renewals

Almost every shared hosting plan sold in the last few years meets these, and the installer verifies all of it for you before anything is written.

What You Get

Full source code
Installation guide with screenshots (HTML)
User manual covering every screen in both panels (HTML)
Demo access details
Future updates
Support from the author

Support

Support is available to verified buyers. We are happy to help with installation problems, bugs, and questions about how features work.

Email: support@softnix.bd
WhatsApp: +880 1829 934805

Please have your Envato purchase code ready — you can find it on your CodeCanyon Downloads page under Licence certificate & purchase code. Including your PHP version, hosting type and a description of what happened will get you a useful answer much faster.

Support covers the product itself. It does not cover server administration, customisation or third-party integrations, though we will always point you in the right direction where we can.

Thank you for looking at Rentiqo. If you run a rental business of any kind — or want to sell rental software to people who do — take a few minutes in the demo. Open Availability → Timeline, then return a hire from the Rentals screen. Those two screens show you most of what this product is for.

Rentiqo - Universal Rental Business Management System (SaaS)