Dresses, gowns, costumes and wardrobe pulls — sizes tracked per piece, dates booked online, and cleaning turnaround built into the calendar.
Dress rental software tracks each garment by size and colour, lets a customer pick a date and a size online against real availability, blocks the cleaning turnaround between wears, and runs the try-on, pickup and return from one calendar.
Share Marketplace was built with designer dress rental boutiques and film and event wardrobe houses. Every piece is a unit with its own size tag and barcode, so a size 8 and a size 12 of the same dress never get confused, and catalogues of ten thousand garments search in an instant.
Stylists and productions pull racks on a flat showcase fee with the final charge settled from what was actually scanned out, boutiques run showings and try-ons inside a booking, and the embedded storefront shows size chips and blocked dates on your own website.
Each garment carries a size tag and a barcode, so availability is checked per size, not per style — and the customer only sees the sizes that are actually free for their dates.
Set the days a piece needs after a wear and the calendar blocks them automatically, so a gown returned Monday is never promised for Tuesday.
Stylists and productions pull a rack on a showcase fee; what leaves and comes back is scanned, and the final charge settles from the scans — no counting by hand.
Dress rental software is a booking and inventory system for boutiques and wardrobe houses that rent garments. It tracks each piece by size and colour, takes date-based bookings online, blocks cleaning turnaround between wears, collects deposits and payments, and manages try-ons, pickups and returns from one calendar.
Yes. Each size is its own unit with a size tag and barcode. Customers pick a size and see availability for that size only, staff scan the exact piece out and in, and reports show which sizes earn the most.
The storefront or the embed on your own website shows a date picker with blocked days and size chips that reflect real availability for those dates. The customer books, pays a deposit or the full rental, and receives the confirmation and any agreement to sign.
Yes. Set buffer days per listing and the calendar blocks that window after every wear. Closed days and return-day rules are set per store so weekend returns are handled the way your shop actually works.
Yes. Showcase billing charges a flat pull fee at creation and settles the final amount from what was actually scanned out and back in, and showings can be added inside the same booking for fittings and try-ons.
Share Marketplace is priced per transaction, from 1% to 3% depending on the plan, rather than a large monthly licence. Current plans and what each one includes are on the pricing page.