Your own booking site
A booking link or a full site with your cars, dates and live prices. Renters add a card, pass an ID check and sign your agreement.
Keechain runs the work between your cars and your renters: the key, the trip, the charging bill, the tolls and the payment that did not go through. Sign in with the Tesla account that owns the cars and every car on it comes across.
Each part works on its own, and they share one record of who had which car, when.
A Key gives one driver one car from a start time to an end time. It lands on their phone and stops working when the Key ends.
Learn moreKeechain reads your Turo trips and can give each guest their Tesla app invite before the trip, then take it back after.
Learn moreEach session goes to whoever held the Key, with your markup. Declined cards are retried every 12 hours.
Learn moreAfter the hours and amount you set, PIN to Drive turns on once the car is parked. Paying shows the PIN.
Learn moreA booking link or a full site with your cars, dates and live prices. Renters add a card, pass an ID check and sign your agreement.
Import toll statements as CSV or Excel, charge them to the driver, and see a monthly P&L per car.
Location, charge, tire pressure and every trip on a map, kept for as long as the car is connected.
Speeding, harsh driving, low battery and low tires. Draw an area or make a whole US state the geofence.
Ask it to unlock a car, cool it before a handover or find who owes you. It asks before it charges anyone or ends a Key.
Most fleets on Keechain rent Teslas on Turo, rent them by the week to rideshare drivers, or hand them to staff. The same Keys, charging rules and records work for all three.
General car rental software treats every car the same, so it leans on GPS boxes, lockboxes and key handoffs. A Tesla already has what those add: a phone key, live data and remote commands. Keechain uses them through Tesla’s official Fleet API, so there is no hardware to install and nothing for the renter to pick up.
Non-Tesla cars can be added through Smartcar, and each shows only the controls it really supports.
Free for up to 10 cars. Pro is $5 a month plus $1 per extra car, Fleet is $10 plus $3, and Rentals is $15 plus $5. The first car is included in each base fee. Supercharging re-billing is on Pro, the non-payment lock and alerts on Fleet, and extensions, add-ons and renter text messages on Rentals. Re-billed charging carries a small service fee, paid by the driver.
No. Keechain works through Tesla’s Fleet API. You sign in with the Tesla account that owns the cars and they come across with their live data.
No. You sign in on Tesla’s own page and Tesla gives Keechain access to the cars. You can revoke it from your Tesla account at any time.
Yes. Turo has no public API, so you either add Keechain to a Turo hosting team or forward your Turo emails. Trips appear within about 15 minutes, and Keechain can issue each guest’s Key before their trip.
Free for up to 10 cars. Pro is $5 a month plus $1 per extra car, Fleet is $10 plus $3, and Rentals is $15 plus $5. The first car is included in each base fee.
Yes, through Smartcar. Each car shows only the controls its maker supports, so some Tesla-only features such as PIN to Drive do not apply.
Connect your Tesla account and issue your first Key before you’ve paid anything. Free for up to 10 cars.