1968Labs

For equipment rental

Set the scene.
Get the right details.

Help customers explore the equipment and send a request your team can actually quote.

A microphone and speaker prepared for a small event in a bright loft.
Original website concept for equipment rental.

An original concept

Room for the occasion.

Equipment photography, a clear offer and a rental request that carries the right dates.

Explore the website

Try the inquiry

The dates belong with the equipment.

Example

The customer’s request

What your team receives

A request your team can act on.

Select the details and preview the request.

Your team confirms availability, delivery and the final quote.

An inquiry built around the event.

From $4,500 USD

4 weeks / 50% deposit

  • Up to 8 agreed pages and 20 supplied rental packages
  • Equipment information with a clear quote-request journey
  • Items, quantities, rental dates and delivery requirements kept together
  • One inbox or an agreed existing rental tool, plus a handover

Custom inventory, live availability, payment collection and equipment advice are separately scoped.

From your equipment list
to a complete event brief.

  1. Week 1

    Map the rental decisions

    Agree packages, date requirements and how your team checks availability.

  2. Week 2

    Plan an event on the preview

    Choose equipment, set rental dates and request collection or delivery.

  3. Week 3

    Test the awkward cases

    Check reversed dates, missing location details and the handoff to your inbox or agreed rental tool.

  4. Week 4

    Get ready for the next request

    Launch the approved packages and hand over the content and request workflow.

From the journal

Bookings or quote requests?

Decide when a customer can book immediately and when your team needs to review the venue, dates and delivery first.

Read the guide

Make the next rental easier to arrange.

Send us your equipment list and current inquiry process. We’ll work out the clearest route from interest to a reviewed quote.

Start a project