/ 07MOTORCYCLE RENTAL

Motorcycle rental
software.

Scooter and motorcycle shops run a high-volume, low-ticket business where admin overhead eats the margin. Ogeeda is built to keep that overhead near zero while still holding a record on every unit.

Why bike rental is a different problem to car rental.

A car rental operator with eight units has eight conversations a week. A scooter shop with sixty units in a tourist town can have sixty conversations a day, most of them worth a few hundred pesos each. The economics only work if handling a booking takes under a minute, which is exactly why so many shops end up running the whole operation from a wall-mounted whiteboard and a stack of photocopied IDs.

The whiteboard breaks in two predictable ways. First, your units are near-identical. Fifteen scooters of the same model and colour means a booking written against "the blue one" is worthless the moment a second blue one exists. When a bike comes back with a bent lever, you cannot tell which of the last four renters did it.

Second, turnaround is fast and constant. A bike goes out at nine and comes back at six. Another goes out at ten for four days. Walk-ins arrive without warning and want a unit now. Availability has to be correct in real time, on a phone, while you are standing in the shop with a helmet in one hand — not on a desktop spreadsheet in the back office.

Ogeeda handles the volume side: per-unit records so a charge attaches to a specific bike and a specific renter, a live calendar that works on a phone, and enough automation that a walk-in hire is recorded in the time it takes to hand over the key. A shop running more than a handful of bikes will want the Suite plan, since that is where the vehicle count becomes unlimited.

Built for volume.

01

Per-unit records, not per-model

Every bike is its own record with its own photos, history, and condition log, even when you have fifteen of the same model. Damage, maintenance, and earnings attach to the actual unit rather than a category.

02

A native app that works in the shop

Ogeeda has native iOS and Android apps, not just a website squeezed onto a phone. Check availability, take a booking, and log a return standing at the counter. If the connection drops you can still read cached records, though creating and editing bookings does need a connection.

03

Fast walk-in bookings

Short hires need short data entry. Create the booking against a specific bike, pull up the renter if they have hired before, and on Pro or Suite have them sign the rental agreement on your phone instead of running a photocopier.

04

Condition on every handover

Record odometer and fuel out and back, and apply charges from the difference. Pro and Suite add photo attachments and condition reports, which is what actually settles a scratch dispute when a dozen similar-looking units go out each day.

05

Payments and part-payments tracked

Record what was paid and what is still outstanding against the booking, with an approval step before it counts as settled. Payment tracking is included on every plan. Sending a payment link through your own gateway is a Suite feature.

06

Which bikes actually earn

The vehicle performance list and the custom report builder on Pro and Suite show revenue per unit, so you can see that two older bikes have been idle for three weeks while the newer ones never sit still — and buy accordingly.

A walk-in, in under a minute.

  1. 01

    Check what is free right now

    The colour-coded calendar shows which specific units are out, which are due back today, and which are free. Conflicts are flagged before they become a booking.

  2. 02

    Create the booking on the spot

    Pick the unit, set the return, and add the renter. If they already rented from you, their profile and booking history come up rather than being re-typed.

  3. 03

    Agreement signed on your phone

    On Pro and Suite the renter signs the rental agreement on your device before the bike leaves. Use the editable template with your own terms, or upload your existing agreement. The paper trail exists without any paper.

  4. 04

    Record readings and release

    Odometer and fuel go into the handover log, with condition photos on Pro and Suite. The unit flips to out on everyone's calendar instantly.

  5. 05

    Return, check, close

    Log the return readings, apply any charges for fuel or damage, issue the receipt on Pro or Suite, and the revenue is already in your reports.

/ 07QUESTIONS

Before you switch.

Can Ogeeda handle short daily scooter rentals?
Yes. Bookings are not restricted to long hires, and the calendar shows same-day turnarounds — units going out in the morning and back that evening — alongside multi-day bookings on the same view. Pricing is set per day rather than per hour, so a genuinely hourly rate card is not something Ogeeda does today.
How do I tell fifteen identical scooters apart in the system?
Each bike is a separate vehicle record with its own plate, handover history, and earnings. A booking is always against one specific unit, so a charge lands on the bike it belongs to rather than on a model.
Does it work if the shop's internet is unreliable?
Partly, and it is worth being precise about this. The native apps keep cached records readable when you go offline, so you can still look up what is out and who has it. Creating or changing a booking does require a connection — there is no offline queue that syncs later.
Can my staff take bookings without seeing the financials?
Yes, on a paid plan. Staff accounts use role-based access, so counter staff can create bookings and record handovers without your reports or wallet balances being open to them. Staff seats are not included on the free Starter plan; Pro includes two and Suite is unlimited.
Is there a free plan for a small bike shop?
There is a free Starter plan, but it caps you at 3 vehicles and 50 customers, so it suits testing rather than a working rental shop. A real bike shop will be on Pro at ₱899 per month, which covers 10 vehicles, or Suite at ₱1,490 per month for unlimited vehicles. There is no setup fee on any plan.