One question at a time, plain words. Nothing you type is sent anywhere — it stays in this file until you download it.
The Party Peeps · Party & Event Rentals
Pick your items, pick your dates, and see the exact price before you ever send a request. Roozy shows how many of each item are left on your dates, based on bookings the owner has entered. No quote forms, no guessing, no surprises. A request is not a confirmed booking — your dates are confirmed once the owner sends your invoice.
This is the Roozy starter file, stocked with a sample business so you can see exactly what your customers would see. Every price, booking, and ZIP fee below is sample data.
Choose your dates first — every item shows how many are left for those days, based on bookings the owner has entered.
Delivery and deposit are calculated for you from your ZIP — the total you see is your quote.
Copy or download your booking request and send it to the owner, who confirms and takes payment your way.
Everything The Party Peeps rents — the exact price, and how many are left.
Roozy shows how many of each item are left on your dates, based on bookings the owner has entered. If something is spoken for on your dates, this page says so. A request is not a confirmed booking — your dates are confirmed once the owner sends your invoice.
Enter your ZIP to calculate the delivery fee. Delivery is measured from ZIP 60601.
Nothing selected yet — add items above and your exact total appears here.
Roozy is the front door. Payment and checkout stay wherever you already take them — or nowhere at all.
Roozy works on its own, with nothing else to buy or connect. Customers build a request here, send it to you, and you take payment however you like.
Already selling somewhere? Add one “Book Rentals” button or link that points to your Roozy page. Customers check dates and prices here and send you a booking request — when it comes in, you send them your own checkout link to take payment.
The Party Peeps · Every booking, dollar, and available item — at a glance.
Three colors and a logo — that’s all it takes to make Roozy yours. Pick a color and watch the whole page restyle: storefront, booking tabs, and this dashboard, live. Try it — switch back to the Customer Storefront tab and see your brand at work.
Changes here update the page right away. To keep them, download your updated file in the “Your Roozy file” box below — and download your updated site (ZIP) there too, to publish them on Netlify. Nothing is uploaded anywhere.
This page is your private master file. When you change anything — a price, a booking, your colors — two downloads keep you safe: Download my updated file saves your new master copy (keep it, and always open the newest one), and Download my updated site (ZIP) is the public site you drop on Netlify. Never upload this master file itself — your customers only ever see the site inside the ZIP.
To record a new booking: 1) a customer sends you their booking request — 2) paste it in the box below, or fill in the form — 3) tap “Mark these dates booked” — 4) download your updated file to save it, then your updated site (ZIP) to publish it. Under a minute, on your phone.
Your booking page links to a Terms page and a Privacy page at the bottom. The two boxes below hold the words on those pages. They start out filled in with wording that is complete and safe to publish exactly as it is — read it over, change anything you like, and your words go out with your site every time you download your updated site (ZIP). Leave a blank line between paragraphs.
After you edit, download your updated file above to keep your words, and your updated site (ZIP) to publish them.
Add a booking that’s already on your calendar, so those dates show as booked. This only changes this page — download your updated file to keep it.
Or paste the request the customer sent you — one tap books every item on it, no typing.
One ZIP code per line, in the zone it belongs to. When a customer enters a ZIP you haven’t listed, the page tells them it’s outside the delivery area. The mile bands are the same for every delivery schedule; the fees here are for the main “Delivery” schedule.
Saving replaces all four zone lists, the mile bands, and the delivery fees with what’s in these boxes — check them before you save.
One schedule covers most businesses. If you charge different delivery fees for different kinds of rentals (for example totes vs event rentals), add a schedule here, set its four fees, then pick it on each item in “Items & prices” above. When a customer’s order has items from more than one schedule, the delivery fee is the highest one — one trip, charged once.
Change a name, a price, or how many you own — no code, no setup wizard. Changes show on your page right away; download your updated site (ZIP) to keep them.
Stock pool — if the same physical items are sold at different prices for different rental lengths (for example 20 totes for 2, 3, or 4 weeks), give those items the same pool name (for example “totes”). A booking of one counts against all of them, so the same totes can’t be booked twice. Leave it blank and the item keeps its own stock.
Delivery — pick which delivery schedule this item uses. Set the schedules up in “Delivery zones & schedules” below.
Roozy doesn’t track payments — these totals are the value of confirmed bookings, not money collected. You take payment yourself, outside Roozy.
Customer names show as first name + last initial — only on this private dashboard. They never appear on the page your customers see.
Available counts come from the bookings you've entered — when a booking lands, both views update together.
Sign your rental agreement right here, in person — no printing, no scanning. Draw your signature with your mouse or finger, add your name and the date, then download a copy to keep with the booking.
The download is an image of your signature with your name and date on it — handy to save, text, or attach to a booking. Keep it with the customer’s agreement.
Roozy works all on its own — you do not need any of these to take booking requests. Link only what you want, when you want, on your own terms. Skip the rest.
If you already have a Shopify store, add a “Book Rentals” link in your menu that points to your Roozy page. Customers check dates and prices here and send you a booking request — when it comes in, you send them your own checkout link to take payment.
How to link it: One link in your Shopify menu — nothing to install.
Roozy doesn’t take payments itself. Customers send a booking request here, and you send them a payment link or invoice however you already take payment. Your payment details from setup show up in the booking request, so customers know exactly how to pay.
How to link it: There is nothing to hook up. Roozy never touches the money — you take payment the way you already do.
Every accepted booking should land on the calendar you already check, so deliveries and pickups never sneak up on you. Add each booking to your calendar when you accept it — and add it here too.
How to link it: There is no automatic sync. When a booking is confirmed, mark those dates booked in your Owner Dashboard — one tap, under a minute — and the dates are blocked from then on.
Keep taking payments the way your customers already pay you — no new account, no card reader, no change. Your payment details from setup show up in the booking request your customer sends you.
How to link it: There is nothing to hook up. Add your payment details in the setup wizard, on the Money step.
If you sell through your Stan store, add Roozy as a link in your Stan so followers can go straight to your booking page. When a request comes in, you send them your own checkout link to take payment.
How to link it: Copy your Roozy link, then in Stan add a new link block and paste it in.
Already have a Wix website? Add a “Book Rentals” button or link that points to your Roozy page. Visitors check dates and prices there and send you a booking request — when it comes in, you send them your own checkout link to take payment.
How to link it: In Wix, add a button or menu link that points to your Roozy page.
Roozy works on its own — these are just the places it links to. Link only the ones you actually use; the rest can stay switched off.
The dashboard is the other half of Roozy: the storefront takes the request, the dashboard runs the business. In your own Roozy, this view is private to the owner — it lives in the same file, and only you see it.