Resurve Automated Storefront

One page that sells your fleetand keeps getting better.

Your cars, prices and availability become a booking page. Resurve keeps looking for ways to improve it, then brings you changes to review. A better headline. Clearer photos. An easier path to book.

yourhandle.resurve.net
Your cars on the link
Built for the phone

Built to keep improving

Your storefront goes live. Then it gets better.

Resurve looks for what is holding your page back and prepares the change. Review the suggestion, approve it, and keep your day moving.

“My website finally keeps up with my business.”

From a suggestion to a better page

Find what needs attention

Search visibility, traffic and page checks help identify where your storefront could work harder.

See the change before it goes live

Review the proposed wording or page improvement in Resurve. You decide what to publish.

Keep improving without rebuilding

Your booking link stays the same as approved changes improve the page behind it.

Fleet → store

The cars you add are what they see.

Photos, prices, and availability come from the fleet. Change a car once and the store updates.

“I changed the rate, the store updated.”

Fleet becomes the catalogue

Cars you already run

Photos, rates, deposits, and availability come from the fleet you add in Resurve.

Change once

Update a car in the fleet and the store shows it. There is no second catalogue to keep in sync.

Dates follow the calendar

When a car is booked, those dates leave the store. Guests do not see a free car that is already out.

Locked storefront

Your page, your store alone.

Your link stays your store. No competing fleets on that page. Search uses marketplace URLs when those pages exist.

“They opened my page and booked my car.”

Demand that stays yours

Your traffic, your customer

Someone who opens your bio link is booking with you, not browsing a marketplace aisle.

No competitor carousel

Resurve does not put other fleets on your share link. That page is your store.

Search uses a different URL

Indexed discovery, when it ships, uses marketplace paths. Your share link stays for humans.

The page

This is what they open.

Your cover, your name, your cars with day rates, and one button to book. Built from the fleet you already keep.

mycars.resurve.netLive

Your share linkThe store opens on your phone

mycars.resurve.net

My Cars

Toyota YarisAuto · 5 seats

≈ $37.87/day

Suzuki SwiftManual · 5 seats

≈ $31.56/day

Honda FitAuto · 5 seats

≈ $34.71/day

Your coverYour logo, your name and the town you work in.
Your carsPhotos, day rate and what is free, taken from your fleet.
BookOne button, with dates checked against your calendar.

What it watches

Three things, on a schedule.

If nothing moves, it writes nothing. When something does, it brings you one change to approve.

The pageHeadline, photos, price and speed, next to the pages above yours.Every week
Drop-offThe step where visitors leave before they book.All the time
Your fleetA new car, a changed rate, a booked date. The page rebuilds itself.On every change

Keep exploring · Bookings

Every channel writes one schedule.

Change the dates on the rental and keep its payments and forms together. Your team works from one updated booking.

“I can see the whole week on one screen.”

One schedule for the cars

One fleet calendar

The store, POS, and bookings you send hold dates on the same vehicle.

Every channel writes here

You are not running a wall calendar plus an inbox.

Reschedule on the rental

A date change stays on that rental, so payment and forms follow.

Keep exploring · Forms

Ask what you already ask.

Ask for the details your business needs: licence information, identity, extra drivers or a flight number. Use the same form online and in bookings your team sends.

“The licence photo was on the rental before pickup.”

Custom booking checks

You choose the questions

Licence, identity, extra drivers, flight number, whatever your desk already runs.

Mark what blocks the booking

Required fields keep an incomplete booking visible until the guest finishes.

Same form everywhere

The store, POS, and bookings you send all show the live form you published.

Automation inside the products

What happens by itself

Your store follows your fleet, so you never keep a second website in sync.

Published cars show on the link
Add cars to your fleet and publish them when they are ready. Photos, rates, and deposits come from that fleet. Change a car once and the storefront updates.
Booked dates leave the store
When a booking holds a car, those dates stop showing as free on the link. You are not updating a second calendar.
A guest on the store can become a lead
A signed-in visit can land in Customers. The outreach is still yours. The record is already there.

How it runs

How the storefront goes live

Create the account

Choose your country, car rental, and a handle. That becomes your store identity.

Add the fleet

Add photos, rates, deposits, and the days each car is free.

Share the link

Put it in Instagram, WhatsApp, Google, and print. Guests book from there.

Storefront questions

Do I need a separate car rental booking website?

No. Your handle link is the booking site, with fleet photos, dates, and checkout on one page. Publish a car when it is ready for guests.

Is it really as simple as Instagram?

You create an account, add what you rent, and share one link. You do not pick templates or build pages. The depth is in the rental file after they book.

Will Google find my cars on this link?

Your share link is for humans, Instagram, WhatsApp, Google Business. It is not the indexed marketplace URL. Direct bookings still come from the link you share.

How long to get a booking page?

As soon as a car is on the fleet and the store is published, the link shows it. You do not wait on a developer.

Start

Create the account. Share the link.

Add the fleet, take the booking, and run the file. Resurve is the store, the checkout, the counter, and the next job, in one place.