Rent-a-car and transfers
Websites for rent-a-car companies
Your fleet, seasonal rates and an enquiry that arrives before the guest lands. A site that works on a phone, because rentals are chosen on the move.
Car rental in Dalmatia is a business with a short decision window. A guest books a flight, then looks for transport, usually on a phone and a few days before arrival. If at that moment they cannot see which cars are available, what it costs and how to get in touch, they move on to the next result.
A fleet that explains itself
Every vehicle needs a photo, a category, transmission, seats and luggage capacity, and a daily rate. Guests compare on those fields, not on prose. When vehicles are held as structured data rather than hand-built pages, adding a car or changing a rate takes a minute and nothing gets forgotten.
Seasons and rates
- Rates by season and rental length, because a week and three days are not the same job
- Extras: child seat, additional driver, airport delivery, one-way rental
- Rental terms, deposit, excess and fuel policy in one place, so they are not explained over the phone
- An enquiry form carrying dates and vehicle, so you know what it is about at a glance
- Your guests’ languages, usually English and German alongside Croatian
If you publish rates on the site, Croatian rules from 1 October 2026 also require a machine-readable price list with the reference price from 10 September 2026. When the price list is generated from the same data the rates come from, that obligation creates no extra work.
Where the guest looks for you
A large share of rental enquiries come from searches by town and airport rather than by company name. So the site has to say plainly where you hand over and collect vehicles, whether you deliver to Zadar airport and at what price, and how far ahead to book in July and August. A Google Business Profile carrying the same details puts you on the map, which is often the first place a guest sees you at all.
From the portfolio
Flycar is a rent-a-car site with a fleet, per-vehicle and per-day rates, plus extras and insurance options. Prices are part of the site structure, so they change in one place and apply everywhere they appear.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Yes, depending on how much you want to automate. Most smaller companies start with an enquiry carrying dates and vehicle, since availability is checked by hand anyway. Full booking with payment up front makes sense once volume grows.
The simplest approach is for the site to collect enquiries while you confirm availability from your own records. If you already use a fleet management system, the site can connect to it so booked dates show immediately.
For a larger fleet yes, because then each vehicle can be found by model in search. For a small fleet a clear list with details that open on click is enough.
Yes, the logic is similar: routes instead of vehicles, a price per route and passenger count, and an enquiry with the date and flight time. Often it is one site covering both services.