Equipment Hire Website Builder: Specs, Rates and Delivery Areas

An equipment hire website should let a contractor choose a machine by spec and price without phoning. Describe your fleet and Mythex builds category pages, a page per item with specs, photos and daily, weekend and weekly rates, delivery areas and the ID and deposit you need, with enquiries or bookings saved to a database.

Who it's for

Tool hire shops, plant and access hire companies and event equipment hirers whose website is a phone number and a PDF price list, and whose counter spends the morning answering 'have you got one free?'.

What you can build

Category pages for tools, access, plant and garden equipment
A page per item with specs like working height or bucket size
Daily, weekend, weekly and monthly rates
Delivery areas and collection options
ID, proof of address and deposit requirements
A booking or availability request on every item page

Specs are what contractors search

Contractors choose by spec: working height, platform capacity, bucket width, weight for towing, power type. Put those as fields on every item page, not in a paragraph. A clear page saves a phone call and matches the exact searches people type.

Working height and capacity
Weight and towing requirements
Power type and fuel

Show the rates

Most hire companies show daily and weekly rates. It saves calls and helps customers compare, and a weekend rate catches homeowners. Add delivery prices by zone so the total is clear before they ring.

Say what you need from them

Explain the ID, proof of address and deposit required, and how trade accounts work. Customers who arrive without the right documents waste a counter slot and leave annoyed.

Mistakes to avoid

Do not list items you no longer have; a page for a sold machine creates calls you cannot convert. Keep photos of your actual kit. And if you offer online booking, make sure it reads real availability, not a contact form pretending to be a booking.

A prompt to start from

Build a website for my equipment hire company with categories for power tools, access equipment, plant and garden machinery. Each item has a page with specs (weight, working height or capacity, power type), photos, and daily, weekend and weekly rates. Add delivery zones with prices, ID and deposit requirements, a trade account page and an availability request form on every item that saves to a database.

Questions

Should rental prices be shown online?

Most rental companies show daily and weekly rates. It saves calls and helps customers compare.

Can customers book online from the website?

Yes. Build the booking system in the same project and each item page can show availability for a date range and take the booking.

Can I list hundreds of items?

Yes. Items live in a database, so you can import them from a CSV export and each gets its own page.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes, on Pro at $25/month. The Free plan publishes to a Mythex address.

Do I need to code?

No. You describe the site and fleet in chat and Mythex builds it. You change it by asking.

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