Rigly Plant Hire Insights

For plant hire companies

Know what every machine and site really earns.

Capture each rental once. Rigly works out the income, the costs and the profit, in rand, and shows you the results by machine, by site and by month.

No card needed. Set up in an afternoon.

Built around how plant hire really works

Spreadsheets break when rates change and get slower every month. This keeps each rental exactly as it was worked out, and does the sums for you.

Rates change, history does not

Every rate has a start date. An old rental keeps the rate it was worked out with, so raising a price today never rewrites last month.

One entry, full costing

Capture a rental once. Fuel, maintenance, operator, breakdowns and transport are worked out for you, and so are income and profit.

Special prices for special deals

Agreed a contract price for one customer? Set it on that rental only. The machine's normal rate stays as it was.

Reports you can act on

See profit by machine, by site and by month. Click any figure to see the rentals behind it. Download a PDF or CSV, or print.

Consumables kept separate

Record oil, tyres and other items used per machine or site, and see the spend without it muddying your rental profit.

Help on every screen

A Help button explains the screen you are on in plain words. A full PDF user manual is one click away on the dashboard.

How it works

Set up once, then capture each rental as it happens. The results are ready whenever you want them.

The order to work in
  1. 1. Add your records
    Machines, sites, operators, vehicles
  2. 2. Set your rates
    Hire, maintenance, diesel, per km, operator
  3. 3. Capture each rental once
    Save it as a draft
  4. 4. Finalise it
    The rates are frozen
  5. 5. Read the results
    Dashboard and reports
How profit is worked out
Income
days x daily hire rate
−
Total cost
fuel + maintenance + operator + breakdowns + transport
=
Profit
can be below zero: a loss

The right access for everyone

The person who signs up becomes the owner. They invite their team and choose what each person can do.

RoleWhat they can do
Owner and AdminEverything: rates, records, correcting finalised rentals, company settings, the team and billing.
OperatorCapture rentals and consumables, and see the reports.
ViewerLook at everything and export reports, but change nothing.

Simple pricing

One plan with everything included. Pay monthly, or pay yearly and pay less.

Monthly

R425 per month

Prices are in South African rand.

Yearly

R3 999 per year

Save 22% compared with paying monthly

Prices are in South African rand.

Questions people ask

What do I need to get started?

A company name and an email address. Add your machines, sites, operators and vehicles, set your rates, and you can capture your first rental the same day.

Do I need a card for the free trial?

No. You get 14 days to try everything, with no card. Whatever you captured is kept if you carry on.

What happens when a rate changes?

You add the new rate with the date it starts. Rentals that started before that date keep the old rate. Nothing is ever overwritten, so your past figures stay right.

Can I give my staff access without showing them everything?

Yes. The owner and Admins invite people by email and choose a role for each. Operators capture rentals and consumables. Viewers can only look and export. Only the owner and Admins see company settings and billing.

Is my company's data safe from other companies?

Each company's information is kept completely separate. People in one company can never see another company's machines, rentals or figures.

What if we stop paying?

Your company goes to view only for 30 days, so you can still look at and export everything, and you get reminder emails. After that it is locked until you pay, and reactivating brings everything back. Data is only deleted after 6 months of being locked, with warnings before that.

Is this an accounting or invoicing system?

No. It is a costing tool that tells you what your machines earn and cost. It does not replace your accounting package.