Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas
Car rental websites for Dallas–Fort Worth.
Dallas–Fort Worth is a big, spread-out market with two very different kinds of renter. Business and event travelers fly into DFW Airport or Love Field for a few days, while local customers, including rideshare and delivery drivers, rent by the week or month.
A direct site for a DFW operator has to serve both: short-trip booking with airport pickup, plus weekly programs with clear requirements and recurring payments. We built that kind of site for Lone Star Loaners in Dallas, which serves weekly renters, gig drivers, and rent-to-own customers from one booking flow.
Illustration of a Dallas–Fort Worthrental company’s booking page, with pickup details and local information shown before booking.
The Dallas–Fort Worth Market
What Dallas–Fort Worth renters look like, by the numbers.
DFW Airport served more than 87.8 million passengers in 2024, ranking third in the world for passenger traffic according to Airports Council International.
Source: DFW AirportTexas taxes motor vehicle rentals at 10% of gross receipts for contracts of 1 to 30 days and 6.25% for 31 to 180 days, and some cities and counties add their own rental taxes.
Source: Texas ComptrollerFort Worth drew 11.5 million out-of-town visitors in 2024.
Source: Visit Fort WorthThe Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo drew about 1.14 million visitors in 2024.
Source: KERA NewsDallas welcomed more than 27.7 million visitors in 2024, generating $10.9 billion in economic impact.
Source: Visit Dallas
Figures checked October 2026. Tax and fee rules change, so confirm what applies to your business with your accountant.
What Your Site Needs Here
Built for how Dallas–Fort Worth rents.
Weekly and monthly programs
Separate pages for weekly, gig-driver, or rent-to-own programs, each with its own requirements and pricing.
Two airports, one site
Pickup options and instructions for both DFW and Love Field, managed from the same fleet.
Clear taxes at checkout
Rental taxes and fees shown before the renter pays, so the total never surprises them.
Every site runs bookings, deposits, and payments through your booking platform, Wheelbase Pro or HQ Rental Software. Running on Turo today? See websites for Turo hosts. Running your own rental company? See websites for independent rental companies.
Pricing
Three packages, one-time prices.
The same published prices wherever you operate. Your booking platform subscription is billed separately by the provider.
Launch
$1,850
One-time
Typically 1–10 vehicles. Independent rental operators and smaller fleets.
Grow
$2,450
One-time
Typically 10–25 vehicles. Growing and established rental businesses.
Custom
$3,250+
One-time, starting price
Any fleet size with custom requirements. Established businesses with custom software requirements.
Guides
Read before you decide.
Rent-to-Own Car Rental: How to Monetize Your Aging Fleet
How independent operators turn aging, high-mileage fleet vehicles into a rent-to-own program — structuring the agreement, pricing the payoff, marketing the listings, and staying compliant with state rental-purchase law.
6 min readHow to Set Up Multi-Location Rental Operations
What actually changes when a rental business expands to a second location — inventory, staffing, booking calendars, and local SEO considerations for each site.
Questions
Questions Dallas–Fort Worth operators ask.
Yes. We set up a page for each program you run, with its own requirements and pricing, and your booking platform handles recurring weekly payments. See the Lone Star Loaners case study for an example.
Taxes are configured in your booking platform and shown at checkout. Texas rates depend on rental length and some local taxes apply, so confirm your setup with your accountant.
Yes. One site can list multiple pickup locations and service areas, with location pages for Dallas and Fort Worth if you want to rank in both.
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