# How Different is YoRent From Other Rental Software like Sharetribe and Arcadier?

Hello,

We are looking to switch our rental store from WFMC to any suitable rental solution. Finally, we have 3 options YoRent, Sharetibe or Arcadier for our construction tools rental business need. Our team checked many other solutions but the features, pricing and scalability wise these 3 we found suitable to go. 
Please let us know what is the advantage of using YoRent over Sharetibe or Arcadier. 

Thank you

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## Comments
### Comment 1

Hello Victoria, 

Yo!Rent, Sharetribe, and Arcadier are popular eCommerce solutions. Yo!Rent was launched in 2015 while Sharetribe and Arcadier came in 2011 and 2013. What is important to notice here is that both Arcadier and Sharetribe were created for eCommerce selling operations in mind. Yo!Rent on the other hand was launched to resolve the daily challenges of rental businesses from the beginning and provide them with a digital storefront.

To go in-depth, it is right to say that Yo!Rent has all the basic and essential features to power and facilitate online rental operations. As it is a readymade solution, one just needs to purchase the solution and deploy it on a server. Any customizations will depend on the business owner’s sole discretion and be unique to their business. 

On the other hand, to get all the rental business functionalities that you have in Yo!Rent, you will need to customize Arcadier and Sharetribe. This will consume more time and delay your migration. Thus, Yo!Rent is a far better option for you to switch from WFMC.

The following Yo!Rent features would be the most helpful for your business:

1. Document verification 
2. Rent &amp; selling on-off option
3. Custom quoting
4. Equipment inspection
5. Agreement management and eSign
6. Product comparison 
7. Map view
8. Add-on services
9. Inventory management &amp; tax management
10. Unlimited product listings and transactions

Some other comparisons that made for all three software are:

Solution Type: Yo!Rent is a readymade solution whereas both Arcadier and Sharetribe are based on the SaaS model. 

Pricing: Arcadier and Sharetribe are charged on a recurrent basis. In the long run, they are not so budget friendly and too costly. Yo!Rent, in contrast, comes at a one-time cost. 

Ownership: Yo!Rent comes with lifetime ownership. In the case of Arcadier and Sharetribe, the ownership of the software solution is never transferred to the business owner. You can only use their software till you are paying.

Limitations: Arcadier has a limited number of transactions in all its packages and Sharetribe has limits on the number of users. Yo!Rent offers an unlimited number of users, product listings and transactions.

Customer Support: Customer support charges are included in the monthly payments of Arcadier and Sharetribe. On the other hand, Yo!Rent offers free technical support to all its clients for one-year. 

Hope this answer helps you. Feel free to post a reply in case you want to ask something. 

Here you can know about the latest version of YoRent rental software- https://www.yo-rent.com/online-rental-software.html

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