Loopit pricing is based on your operational model and scale. Plans are structured around fleet size, locations, and billing complexity, with usage-based fees applied where relevant. This ensures pricing scales fairly as your business grows.

Most customers have different fleet sizes, billing volumes, and operational requirements. Speaking with our team ensures pricing reflects how you actually operate, rather than forcing you into a one-size-fits-all plan.

Billing volume refers to the total customer payments processed through Loopit. Fees are applied as a percentage of this volume, depending on your plan.

Yes. Loopit supports daily rentals, ongoing rentals, subscriptions, and hybrid models — even within the same fleet.

Some plans may include onboarding or implementation support depending on complexity. This is discussed during pricing conversations so there are no surprises.

Loopit supports both one-off rentals and ongoing agreements. For short-term rentals, customers are billed once for the entire duration of the booking, typically upfront. For ongoing rentals or subscriptions, Loopit automatically issues invoices and collects payments on a recurring schedule over the life of the agreement.

Recurring plans introduce billing and booking logic designed for long-running agreements. This includes recurring invoices, automated payments, the ability to change vehicles mid-booking, and tools to manage customers over weeks or months rather than a single rental period.

Yes. On Recurring plans, payments are charged automatically at each billing cycle, reducing manual invoicing, follow-ups, and failed payment risk.

Vehicles can be swapped during an active booking without breaking billing, contracts, or customer history. This is particularly useful for servicing, upgrades, or availability changes.