Mountain, gravel & e-bike rentals, a service workshop, and guided rides on Moab slickrock.
Try it yourself · 2 minThe booking page, two locations, quotes, the workshop and the guided rides, all on EquipDash.
A bike booked at 6:14 AM, a first-timer helped by Dash, and a walk-in at the counter.
A bent rotor goes on the stand with its checklist, and a missing tool roll is charged.
Twelve bikes for the team day at the shop’s own prices, accepted with a signature.
A signable quote for twelve bikes, and waiver reminders that stop once someone signs.
Every bike and departure on one calendar, and the shuttle ride’s run sheet.
Rentals, rides, workshop and store reported apart, with every customer email on one screen.
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Six ways to add the booking page to a site. Pick one to try it live.
The whole booking page on one page of your site, with cart and checkout.
Which page: Main, Rentals, Experiences or Store · Hide top bar · Hide logo · Hide footer · Transparent background · Your own cart icon
How to add it to your website →One item on its own page of your site. Customers pick dates right there.
Hide top bar · Hide footer
Transparent background
Button text · Button icon · My booking button
A page of items you pick, in your order. Mix anything you sell.
Layout · Columns · Show prices · Search box · Ask for dates first · Page or floating button
How to add it to your website →A button in the corner of every page. It opens booking in a pop-up, so customers never leave your site.
Opens: Main, Rentals, Experiences or Store · Button label · Bottom right or left · Icon · Your own cart icon
How to add it to your website →No code to copy. The free EquipDash Bookings plugin adds the same booking page as a block.
Redrock's website was made in EquipDash. Booking, the cart and gift cards are built in, so there is no code to paste.
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Step by step
One day at the shop, from a booking that came in overnight to the evening numbers, and how the shop is set up.
Someone books a Hightower before dawn with a size, three days, a helmet, the waiver signed at checkout and the deposit held. Nobody at the shop was awake.
A first-timer just asks. Dash reads the actual catalog, recommends the right bike with reasons, checks the dates, and puts it in the cart.
The whole day on one screen: who is picking up, what is due back, what is still out on the trail, and yesterday's takings.
The calendar shows every bike and every departure for the week side by side, so nothing gets promised twice.
Scan the barcode on the bike going out, tick off the contents and mark it picked up, so the shop knows which frame is on which trail.
Scan any bike on the rack and its record is on screen, with its status, history and whose booking it belongs to.
A walk-in rents a cruiser for two hours at the counter, with the customer created mid-conversation, a helmet added and payment taken.
Pick up in town, return at the trailhead depot. Stock is counted per location, so you never promise a bike that is forty minutes up the road.
A company wants twelve bikes for a team day. Build a signable quote from real prices, and it becomes a booking in one click when they accept.
Every outstanding waiver on one list, with automatic reminders that stop the second someone signs.
The trailhead depot runs on a phone. Mark a return on the spot and the shop in town sees it at once.
The shuttle ride's run sheet shows the headcount, every waiver signed and a guide whose certifications are already checked.
One comes back missing a tool roll, and the replacement cost lands on the booking. Another has a bent rotor and heads to the workshop.
Every bike on a stand, why it is there and for how long, with job checklists, turnaround times and a daily cap.
Every email and text a customer gets around a booking, from the confirmation to the review ask, in order on one screen and editable inline.
Rentals, rides, workshop and store reported separately, or ask Dash how today compares to this time last week.
Sizes, per-location stock, barcodes, template or seasonal pricing and the customer-facing content, all on the product itself.
Family packages at one price, group-priced rides with minimums and caps, and a cancellation policy with the desert-heat clause built in.
Guide certifications with expiry warnings, permissions per role, and a time clock that lands hours straight on the timesheet.
Everything above is standard EquipDash: the booking page, two locations, quotes, the workshop and the guided rides, set up for your shop instead of Redrock Bike Co.
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