Online Store & Booking Widgets

Most hire businesses already have a website. What it usually lacks is a way to actually book anything — enquiry forms that go to an inbox are where weekend revenue goes to die.

The Renttix reservation widget embeds in your existing site and turns it into a booking channel. Customers browse what you offer, pick their dates, and submit a reservation request backed by your real catalogue.

Requests land in an approval queue in Renttix, so your team confirms availability and pricing before anything is promised — online convenience for the customer, human judgement where it matters. Approved requests become orders without retyping.

The widget is delivered with its own keys, which you can rotate at any time, and styled to sit inside your site rather than looking like a bolted-on iframe from another company.

If your website cannot carry a store — or you simply do not want to maintain one — Renttix hosts the storefront for you.

The hosted store runs from your live catalogue: products, images, and categories come straight from the system, so there is no second product list drifting out of date. Customers register their own accounts, browse, and book, and coupons give you a promotional lever for quiet periods.

Online deposits are taken at booking through secure payment links, so a reservation arrives funded rather than hopeful.

Because the storefront is the same platform as your back office, every online booking obeys the same availability, pricing, and customer rules your counter staff work with. The store is not a separate channel to reconcile — it is another door into the same building.

Plenty of rental businesses sell as well as hire, and their commerce already lives in Shopify or WooCommerce. Renttix meets them there.

The Shopify integration is an embedded app inside the Shopify admin — your store team sees Renttix orders, dispatch, and billing where they already work, and refunds and customer credits flow between the systems rather than living in two versions of the truth.

WooCommerce connects your WordPress shop to the same engine, with orders flowing into Renttix for fulfilment, dispatch, and invoicing.

Either way, the rental brain stays in one place. Availability, conflicts, dispatch, and billing are decided by Renttix — your webshop is a shopfront, not a second system fighting for control of the calendar.