Equipment & Tool Rental for WooCommerce

Because each plugin is custom-built and installed on your own WordPress site rather than downloaded from a marketplace, there is an honest lead time. A typical build for a standard catalogue is around 2–4 weeks from kickoff: requirements and catalogue review, the build against a staging clone of your site, your review and sign-off, then production deployment. Larger catalogues, complex deposit/gateway rules, or custom integrations extend this — we give you a firm timeline before any work starts.

Every build includes a defined post-launch support and maintenance window covering bug fixes and compatibility with new WordPress and WooCommerce core releases (including HPOS changes). Because the plugin lives on your site, updates are deployed by ECOSIRE to your staging environment first, tested, then pushed to production — you are never auto-updated into a breakage. Extended support and feature-enhancement retainers are available if you want a longer ongoing relationship.

Yes. The plugin is built on standard WooCommerce extension points — the fees API for deposits, the product-type system for rentals, and standard cart/checkout hooks — so it works with any WooCommerce-compatible gateway. Deposit handling (manual hold-and-release vs. full capture with later refund) is configured to match what your specific gateway supports. We integrate the date picker and rental templates into your existing theme rather than forcing a theme change.

The refundable security deposit is collected as a separate line on the order via the WooCommerce fees API, so it's clearly itemised and tracked apart from the rental fee. After the item is returned and inspected, you release the deposit in full, retain part of it against documented damage or loss, or capture it entirely — all from wp-admin, using your gateway's refund/capture flow. The amount and rules can be set per product or globally.

Yes — that is the core of the availability engine. Each rentable unit has its own calendar stored in custom tables. When a customer selects a rental window, the plugin checks that range against all existing bookings and any turnaround buffer before allowing add-to-cart, both on the front end and again server-side at checkout. This is something WooCommerce core cannot do natively, since core stock is a single quantity with no concept of date ranges.