AboutA clearer view of your business and the market around it.
RentalsGraph brings together public business information, website analysis and market intelligence to help car rental and hospitality businesses decide what to improve next.
- Can people verify my business?
- What is my website missing?
- What is changing in my market?
Why RentalsGraph exists
Business information is scattered across websites, listings, booking journeys and market reports. Seeing individual facts is easy. Understanding what they mean for your business is harder.
An operator may know that competitors are changing prices, that customers struggle to find important rental terms or that public business details are inconsistent. Turning those observations into a clear priority list takes time.
RentalsGraph is built to make that work more structured: organise the available information, show the relevant gaps and help the person responsible decide what deserves attention.
Three ways to use RentalsGraph
CertificationMake relevant business information easier to verify.
RentalsGraph Certification connects a public business profile with the checks and information covered by the certification process. It helps visitors understand what has been assessed and where the supporting business information can be found.
Certification does not rate vehicles or customer service. Paying for certification does not purchase a favourable assessment.
How Certification works →AI Website AuditUnderstand what your website is missing and what to fix first.
The audit examines relevant aspects of your website and presents findings in a format that can support both business decisions and implementation.
The aim is practical: explain the issue, why it matters, the proposed change and how completion can be checked.
Explore AI Website Audit →IntelligenceUnderstand your position and the changes around you.
RentalsGraph Intelligence organises available market observations into comparisons, reports and signals relevant to the markets you operate in.
Coverage, history and available features depend on the product and dataset. Product pages identify the relevant scope and availability.
Explore Intelligence → How to read RentalsGraph information
Different types of information answer different questions.
- Public business facts
- Information associated with an organisation, such as its website, locations and published terms.
- Verified information
- Facts checked within the stated scope of a verification process.
- Analysis and estimates
- Interpretations of observations using a defined method. Read them together with their coverage, period and limitations.
- Illustrative examples
- Explanations of a product's format. They are labelled as examples and are not measured results.
A business profile, a website score and a market indicator are different forms of information. None should be mistaken for a guarantee of service quality, commercial performance or future results.
What transparency means to us
Useful intelligence needs context. Our approach is to make the scope of a result understandable: what is being assessed, which period it relates to and what limitations affect interpretation.
Where information is incomplete or a feature is in development, that distinction should be visible. Where an example uses fictional information, it should be labelled clearly.
Who the platform is for
RentalsGraph focuses on car rental and hospitality businesses seeking a clearer view of their public presence and competitive environment.
Relevant datasets and products can also support other organisations working with tourism and mobility markets. Available coverage and suitability depend on the specific product.
Business ownership and corrections
Finding a business on RentalsGraph does not mean that the business is a customer, partner or certified organisation.
Where a profile can be claimed, an authorised representative can follow the ownership verification process to manage eligible business information.
If you identify inaccurate information, write to support@rentalsgraph.com with the page address and the information concerned. Requests involving personal information can be sent to the same address.
Start with your own business.
Find your organisation, review the information available and explore the products relevant to your next decision.