Last updated 27 July 2026
Draft - not yet reviewed. This document is a starting point for legal review and is not enforceable as written. Have an attorney review it before launch.
This agreement governs the relationship between Frankinero and an owner who makes a vehicle available for rental through us. It applies from the date we confirm your vehicle has been onboarded.
You remain the legal owner of the vehicle at all times. Nothing in this agreement transfers title, and we do not acquire any interest in the vehicle beyond the right to rent it out on your behalf.
As the owner you agree to:
We agree to:
Rental income is split between us at the percentage stated in your onboarding confirmation. Our share covers listing, customer support, cleaning, payment processing and insurance administration.
Payouts are made monthly in arrears for rentals completed in the preceding calendar month. We deduct any amounts you owe us - for example the cost of repairs we have funded on your behalf - before remitting the balance.
Taxes on your share are your responsibility. We do not withhold on your behalf and you should take your own advice.
Where a renter damages the vehicle, we pursue the security deposit and, where applicable, the renter's liability. Amounts recovered are applied to the repair cost.
Recovery is not guaranteed. Where a claim is declined or a shortfall remains, the balance falls to you as owner unless the loss arose from our negligence.
You must maintain your own insurance throughout. Our arrangements supplement your cover and do not replace it.
This agreement runs until either party ends it. You may withdraw the vehicle on 30 days' written notice, provided no confirmed booking falls inside that period; existing bookings must be honoured or bought out.
We may suspend or remove a listing immediately where the vehicle is unsafe, uninsured, or where you breach a material term.
Neither party excludes liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, or for fraud.
Subject to that, our total liability to you in any twelve-month period is limited to the total revenue share paid to you in that period.
This agreement is governed by the laws of the State of Florida, and the courts of Miami-Dade County have exclusive jurisdiction.
This is a template and not legal advice. Have it reviewed by an attorney before you rely on it - see the note in the project plan regarding legal review.