fastpageThe catalogue lives in a PDF
A price list PDF is out of date, unreadable on a phone, and impossible to search. Clients ask for a photo of the tent, the dimensions, and whether the price includes setup, and each answer costs you a message.
Home/Party rental website
A one-page site for rentals and photobooths booked by date
Availability is the question.
The catalogue is the answer.
Publish the inventory with prices, the delivery zone and what the setup includes, then let a form ask for the date, the venue and the number of guests. The booking fee is paid on your own Stripe, and the date is held by money.
Free plan forever, no credit card. PRO trial, then 12 USD/month.
Quick answer
Fastpage is a one-page website builder for party rental companies and photobooth operators: chairs, tables, tents, lighting, decor, 360 booths. The page holds your inventory with prices, your delivery zone and setup terms, and a quote form that collects the event date, the venue and the guest count. The booking fee is paid on your own Stripe or PayPal. PRO costs 12 USD a month.
Why a rental quote takes four messages
A rental is logistics sold as a product. The client thinks about style, you think about access, power and a collection window.
The date decides everything and arrives last
You can quote a beautiful package for a Saturday that is already gone. If the date is not the first thing you learn, every quote risks being wasted work.
Setup, power and collection are discovered on site
A photobooth needs a socket and a flat metre. A tent needs access for a van and a ground that takes pegs. When those constraints are not written down, the day costs more than the quote.
How a date becomes a booking
Inventory, zone, date. The form does the sorting and the deposit does the holding.
01
Publish the inventory as a list
A content list holds the catalogue: item, dimensions, what is included, price. You edit rows like a spreadsheet, so a new tent or a price change does not mean rebuilding a block.
02
Write the delivery zone and the setup terms
A map block for the zone, a FAQ block for access, power, ground and collection windows. These two blocks remove most of the back-and-forth that happens after the price is agreed.
03
Ask the date first, then take the fee
The form collects name, email, phone, message and one question you write. Make the question the event date, as free text or a list of your open weekends. Venue, guest count and access go in the message, and a service block takes the booking fee on your own Stripe.
What a rental page holds
Every row is a block. The catalogue is the one you will edit most, so keep it a content list.
| What it does | The block you use |
|---|---|
| Inventory with dimensions, contents and price | Content list |
| Packages: booth, tent, lighting, furniture sets | Services |
| Booking fee paid on your own Stripe or PayPal | Services |
| Date, venue and guest count in one request | Form |
| Photos of the setup, in daylight and at night | Image gallery |
| Delivery zone and travel surcharge | Map |
| Access, power, ground, collection window | FAQ |
| Dates already booked this season | Alert |
| Client reviews and venue names | Reviews |
| Setup and safety sheet for the venue | PDF document |
What PRO changes for a rental business
The page, the catalogue and the form work on the free plan, with a monthly limit on collected requests. PRO is for the domain, the follow-up and the season when weekends sell out.
- Your own domain, which is what a venue coordinator expects to see
- No Fastpage mention on the page
- An automatic reply with the catalogue and the setup sheet, then a follow-up on unconfirmed dates
- A QR code on the booth, the van and the invoice
- Booking fees on your own payment account, with no commission from us
PRO 12 USD/month, or 120 USD/year. Free plan publishes the page and the form, with a monthly limit on what the form collects.
What the page does not manage
It does not hold live availability, so two clients can request the same Saturday and you decide. It does not generate a contract, a picking list or a delivery route, and it does not track damage or deposits held against a card. What it does is show the catalogue with prices, answer the logistics questions once and take the booking fee before the date is promised to someone else.
Questions rental operators ask before they build a page
Short answers, no sales pitch.
Can I show what is still available?
Not automatically. You can publish an alert block listing the dates already booked this season, or a content list of open weekends that you update weekly. Both are honest and both save a message; neither replaces your own diary.
How does the booking fee work?
A service block priced at your booking fee or your minimum order, paid through your own Stripe or PayPal. Fastpage does not process or hold the money and takes no percentage of the rental.
Can the form ask for the number of guests?
The form has one question you write, plus name, email, phone and message. The date matters more than the guest count, so the question is usually the date. Guests, venue and access details fit in the message, and you answer with a package.
Do I need a catalogue with every item?
Only for what you want to rent without a conversation. Many operators publish four packages and keep the long tail in a PDF sent after the first reply. A content list lets you start with ten rows and grow it.
Can a photobooth page work on its own?
Yes, and it usually converts better than a shared page with chairs and tents, because a booth is one clear offer with one price. Use the same account and a second page.
What does it cost?
A free plan that publishes the page and the quote form with a monthly limit, and PRO at 12 USD a month or 120 USD a year.
Catalogue, zone, date, fee
Publish the ten items you rent most, the delivery zone and the setup sheet, then let the form ask for the date before you quote.
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