Taken out of what you earn, not upfront — their own fee page: 'the person that lists their item, that some one else rents: a 5% service fee. RNTR pays the credit card processing fee, not the lister.'
Taking new people
Yes
How we know
the company says so — we haven't confirmed it ourselves
The rating of the app workers use — never the customer app. Each store is its own witness; we show both and never average them. The count is what makes a score mean something. Click a listing to see the number as it stands today.
Apple App Store
RNTR — 5 from 5 ratings — reported, not confirmed · checked 2026-09-02
Google Play
RNTR — listed, no ratings yet — reported, not confirmed · checked 2026-09-02
One app serves both workers and customers here, so this rating blends both populations.
Where this came from
Where we got this
Own site
Every claim on this card, traced — 13 claims:
Cost picture read from the company's own page
money-pass2 (owner arc 2026-08-25): their own fee page, fetched 2026-08-25, quoted in the detail
How you get in read from the company's own page
Record evidence_source 'Own site', reviewed in the 2026-08-11 door-provenance audit and classified as the provider's own property
How you get paid unproven — carried from an older research method and not yet re-read from a source
Inherited at the v8 migration from the record's evidence class (Claimed-provider). This claim does not yet say where IT came from; the record does.
Local operating status derived from our own coverage research, not from the company's words
mktcle-reclass (owner ruling 2026-08-26): STRUCTURALLY UNSOURCEABLE from provider property — companies do not state their metro lists, so no re-fetch can ever pay this claim. Reclassified out of the owed pile into the declared class: derived from our own coverage research, not from the company's words.
Sign-up link read from the company's own page
Record evidence_source 'Own site', reviewed in the 2026-08-11 door-provenance audit and classified as the provider's own property
Taking new people read from the company's own page
debt-paydown (owner arc 2026-08-26): RE-SOURCED FROM UNKNOWN: their own page, fetched this arc, carries an open application flow — the unknown resolved to taking-people on the source's own surface
Vehicle class read from the company's own page
category-vehicle-cascade (owner ruling 2026-08-25): CATEGORY DEFINITION — renting out what you own requires the asset, not a vehicle — by definition, EXCEPT where the asset rented IS a vehicle. Encoded at the category level by owner ruling; the record's own page remains the authority for everything else it states.
Vehicle needed read from the company's own page
vehicle-model-phase2 (owner arc 2026-08-25): restates this record's category-definition vehicle encode under the five-state model — the work is remote, listing-and-shipping, or hosting your own asset; no transport is part of doing it (the vehicle_tier claim remains the underlying source)
What it is read from the company's own page
debt-tranche2 (owner arc 2026-08-26): identity restated on their pages: rental platform with store integration (fetched 2026-08-26)
What workers rate the app reported by someone else — not the company's words
Apple App Store listing for "RNTR" and Google Play listing for "RNTR" — the store is the witness, not the company; one app serves both workers and customers, so the rating blends both; checked 2026-09-02
What you need read from the company's own page
debt-tranche3 (owner arc 2026-08-26): their own pages, fetched 2026-08-26: their own pages: category-wide 'FOR RENT' listings you post — you rent out items you own
Worker costs read from the company's own page
debt-paydown (owner arc 2026-08-26): the record's provider-cited cost detail carries the current story this field pointed at — re-sourced against that evidence (see worker_costs_detail)
Worker costs, in detail read from the company's own page
money-pass2 (owner arc 2026-08-25): their own fee page, fetched 2026-08-25, quoted in the detail
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