Pricing
Rivet Pricing For Washer & Dryer Rental Operators
Rivet now shows working early-access pricing targets so operators can decide whether the conversation is worth their time. Access is still reviewed manually before any account, tenant, onboarding, or subscription is approved.
Early-Access Pricing
Working targets for serious operators
These are public planning targets for early access. They make the page useful without opening self-service checkout or pretending every operator has the same onboarding needs.
early-access starting target
Starter Operator
$99/mo
For a solo owner or small team that needs one organized place for leads, customers, rentals, machines, and next steps.
Best for
New or smaller rental operators replacing spreadsheets and scattered notes.
- Lead and customer workflow
- Rental Setup readiness tracking
- Inventory and machine assignment
- Basic payment and service visibility
early-access starting target
Growth Operator
$199/mo
For an active rental business that is coordinating more installs, payment review, service requests, and repeat operating work.
Best for
Operators with a working fleet, active rentals, and enough volume that the old system is slowing them down.
- Everything in Starter
- Delivery and pickup coordination
- Recurring payment and ledger visibility
- Repair history and operator reporting
quoted before approval
Partner / Migration
Custom
For operators who need heavier setup, migration review, provider configuration, multi-user rollout, or a closer design-partner path.
Best for
Established operators with existing records, team workflows, or provider setup that needs careful handling.
- Workflow and readiness review
- Migration planning
- Provider setup guidance
- Custom onboarding expectations
Pricing targets are shown in USD. Final early-access terms depend on fit review, onboarding scope, provider readiness, and written approval.
What Changes Price
The monthly number is only one part of the decision
A washer and dryer rental business has operational details that matter. Pricing conversations stay tied to the real workflow so expectations are clear before anyone is onboarded.
Fleet and customer volume
The number of sets, active rentals, installs, pickups, and service calls affects which path makes sense.
Current workflow condition
A clean new launch is different from years of spreadsheet history, partial records, and mixed payment notes.
Provider setup
Text messaging, payment links, email, documents, and domain readiness may need separate review before rollout.
Onboarding support
Some operators only need product walkthroughs. Others need guided setup, training, migration planning, or process cleanup.
Included Foundation
Every approved path starts with the same careful guardrails
Rivet is not trying to push operators through a checkout button before the operating fit is understood. The pricing page should give useful numbers and still make the review process clear.
- Guided early-access review before any account exists
- Washer and dryer rental workflow language, not generic CRM labels
- Inquiry, setup, inventory, delivery, payment, service, and return context
- Clear approval step before demo access, tenant setup, or subscription terms
- A path to the pricing calculator and operator resources before requesting access
Planning Tools
Separate product pricing from rental-business math
Product pricing helps decide whether Rivet is worth exploring. The pricing calculator helps operators pressure-test the rental business math behind monthly rent, setup fees, equipment cost, weekly installs, and fixed operating costs.
Estimate rental pricing and payback
Use editable assumptions for active sets, rental price, setup fees, equipment cost, weekly installs, fixed costs, and payback.
Open the calculatorLearn before requesting access
Review the resources hub for startup planning, workflow guides, checklists, comparison pages, and readiness expectations.
Browse resourcesPricing FAQ
Clear answers while pricing is being finalized
The pricing message should be direct: early access is real, but fixed public tiers and self-service subscription signup are not open.
Are these final public plans?
No. These are working early-access pricing targets, not a self-service checkout promise. Final pricing is reviewed manually before any account, onboarding, or subscription is approved.
Can I buy Rivet today?
Not through public checkout. Operators can request early access, then KC reviews fit, workflow needs, readiness, support expectations, and pricing before any next step.
What costs can be separate from the monthly software price?
Migration help, guided onboarding, payment-provider fees, text-message carrier fees, email/domain setup, and unusually custom workflow support may be separate from the monthly software price.
Which pricing path should I ask about?
Use Starter if you are small or launching, Growth if you already have active rentals and recurring workflow pressure, and Custom if migration, team rollout, or provider setup needs careful review.
Want to discuss Rivet for your operation?
Request early access and include enough context for a guided fit and pricing review.