Put your car on the roster.
Raven Exotics does not own a lot full of cars. We partner with owners, sell the bookings, and carry the paperwork. You keep the car, set the rules, and get paid per rental. Tell us what you have and we will come back with a number.
Four steps, no surprises.
- 01
You keep the car and set the rules.
Your title, your mileage cap, your blackout dates. Nothing is listed until you approve the rate.
- 02
Raven sells the bookings.
Listing, photography, renter screening, the contract, and the refundable deposit. Handled by us, in writing.
- 03
You or your driver hand it over.
Delivery, walkthrough, and collection stay with the person who knows the car, inside the Atlanta service area.
- 04
You get paid per booking.
The split is agreed per car and written into the agreement before the first rental goes out.
The split of the work.
The split of the money is agreed per car and written into the agreement before the first rental. We do not publish a blanket percentage because a Wraith and an M4 are not the same job.
- Listing page, photography, and the launch session dayRaven
- Marketing, inquiries, and quotesRaven
- Renter screening: license, insurance, ageRaven
- Contract, refundable deposit, and paymentRaven
- Daily rate, mileage cap, and blackout datesOwner
- Delivery, walkthrough, and collectionOwner
- Maintenance, registration, and the car itselfOwner
- Damage claims, handled against the deposit with an itemized breakdownRaven
The bar.
A clean car with current registration and insurance, an owner who answers the phone, and a willingness to deliver inside the Atlanta service area or to name a driver who will. Cars are added one at a time and each gets a launch session day, which is where the photo library on its page comes from and how the car is introduced on social.
We are not a directory. If the roster already carries a car like yours, we may ask you to wait until there is demand for a second one rather than list two cars that split the same bookings.
Submit it for a quote.
We look at the car, the market for it in Atlanta, and your rules, and come back with a rate and a split. No listing goes live until you approve all three in writing.