Current RMS vs KeysBlu

Current RMS is cloud software for managing equipment rentals in the AV, production, event and party rental industries. Its availability engine calculates how much stock is available now and in the future, while asset tools track bulk inventory or serialized items and create barcode and QR code labels. A rental-focused CRM organizes customer and colleague interactions, activities, tasks and email discussions. Teams can send branded proposals and rental documents for online approval, comments and digital signatures, and manage deposits and part invoices while the system calculates the remaining balance. Accounting integrations with Xero, QuickBooks Online and Sage Business Cloud support posting invoices and credit notes and recording payments. The product also lists integrations including TeamTrack, PATGuard Cloud, Arrivy and HubSpot Data Sync, and offers an open API for customer-built integrations. It runs on Android, iOS and the web. The First User plan is $79 a month; each additional user is $49 a month. A 30-day trial requires no card details.

KeysBlu is rental-management software for car, equipment, boat, RV, trailer and other fleets. Its online booking funnel shows real-time availability across locations and vehicle classes, then lets customers reserve units. Operators can set seasonal and vehicle-class rates, long-rental tiers, deposits, taxes, discounts and coupons. Fleet records cover status, location, telematics, odometer and fuel, blocked periods, repair orders, maintenance and damage photos. Customers can sign rental agreements electronically, submit ID verification and receive return receipts. Payments run through KeyTransact, which the feature page describes as PCI DSS compliant, with tokenized card data and payouts to the operator’s bank. Integration options include a REST Booking API, embeddable booking widget, WordPress plugin and Webflow support. The developer page gives a limit of 600 requests per minute per API key. KeysBlu says every plan includes full CSV export from day one. Plans start at $199 per month; each has a seven-day trial without a credit card, and subscriptions can be cancelled anytime.