A Free, Self-Updating Website for Your Rental Point

A rental point almost always either has no website at all, or has one nobody's touched in a year. In RentOS every tenant has a site by default — and there's no need to update it separately: it assembles itself from the same data that's already in the dashboard.

Assembles Itself, Partly Editable

The Owner doesn't choose the page structure — it's fixed: a header with the name, zones with prices (the same rates set up in the dashboard), points with addresses and working hours, contacts. But the text, tagline, photos, and zone captions are what the Owner adds themselves. Change a zone's rate in the dashboard, and the new price appears on the public page at that same moment, with no separate "publish the site" step.

"Open Today" — an Honest Line, All on Its Own

The page has a live block: if it's currently within the point's working hours and there's already been activity in the zone today, the visitor sees "Open today." If not, a polite "Tomorrow from {time}," with no explanation of why it's closed. This isn't a separate setting you have to remember to turn on or off — the line decides for itself whether to show, based on actual data.

Statistics With No Third-Party Services

How many people visited the page, how many were first-time visitors, where they came from — RentOS counts all of this itself, with no Google Analytics or similar service, and without collecting a visitor's exact IP or location. The Owner gets a summary for today, 7 days, and 30 days right in the dashboard's "Landing Page" section.

A QR Code for the Booth or a Banner

The page has its own QR code — you can print it and hang it at the till or on a banner, so visitors can pull up current prices and hours on their phone right away, without googling the point's name.

Built for Speed From the Start

The page is pre-built (not rendered on the fly on every visit) and updates automatically when the data changes — meaning it loads fast and stays current at the same time. It's not a full website builder, but a ready-made business card, always in sync with the dashboard, that a business simply has from day one in the system.