For the people with the gear
You're already renting it out. The hard way.
If you've ever listed a camera on Facebook Marketplace, you know the job: re-posting when it goes stale, answering "is this still available?" at 11pm, chasing dates over chat, and carrying all the risk yourself. Gear Envy exists to take that work — and that risk — off you.
01
The friction, removed
No re-listing when the post goes stale. No stream of availability messages. No coordinating dates by hand. You list once — the platform runs it.
02
Renters, ready
A pool of Sydney creators actively looking for your kind of kit — instead of shouting into the Marketplace feed and hoping the right person scrolls past.
03
Systems that run it
- Availability calendar
- Scheduling
- Secure payments + payouts
- Two-way reviews
- Photo handovers
04
You're not exposed
A bond you set is pre-authorised on the renter's card before every handover — a temporary hold, not a charge — and damage runs through Gear Envy's Protection Plan — a platform feature, not an insurance product. The thing Facebook can't give you at any price.
The maths, honestly.
You set the daily rate — we'll show you what similar Sydney kit earns. Gear Envy charges a 15% commission on completed bookings, so you keep 85% of your listed price. It's the cost of demand, automation, systems and protection — not a tax on what you'd keep for free doing it all yourself.
- You set the rate + the calendar
- 15% commission — you keep 85%
- Payout lands after return check-in
- You set the bond per listing — a hold, never a charge
- Instant Book or Request to Book — your call, per listing
Run the numbers
Drag the sliders — the breakdown updates as you go. Numbers are illustrative; the platform takes 15% on completed bookings.
What's expected.
Renters trust the platform because lenders keep a few simple commitments: honest listings with every scratch disclosed, gear that's charged and complete, and handovers that happen on time. Hold that standard and the catalogue holds you up.
List your gearLenders from the waitlist get priority onboarding at launch.