1 tools · 4 neighbours · the United States
The tool you need
is four streets away.
Rental counters want ninety dollars a day and the tool back by five on Sunday. Your neighbour wants thirty-four and does not mind if it is Monday. UNBOKS is the bit in between: dates, a rate, a deposit and a return that both of you can trust.
$2/day
hammer
815 mi · Cond B
Three steps, about two minutes
- 01
Find it nearby
Search by what you need and the days you need it. Anything already booked that weekend drops out of the results, so what you see is what you can have.
- 02
Book the days
Pick your dates and the price is worked out in front of you — weekly rates applied automatically, deposit stated plainly, no fee that shows up at the end.
- 03
Meet and go
You both photograph the tool, you read the owner a six-character code, and it is yours. Same checklist on the way back.
What is in your garage
right now?
The average power tool is used for eleven hours in its whole life. Yours does not have to be. Set a rate, block out the weekends you need it, and let it earn on the ones you do not.
UNBOKS takes 5% of what you earn. There is no listing fee and no subscription.
Roughly. It only sets the suggested rate.
Most owners start at six or eight.
- Suggested rate
- $36/day
- A weekend
- $108
- A year, after our cut
- $820.80
A $600 tool used 8 weekends a year earns $820.80 — it pays for itself in 6 weekends out.
Why owners say yes
A deposit is held, not taken
An authorization sits on the renter's card while they have your tool. It is released 48 hours after you confirm the return. Nobody is charged unless something is actually damaged.
Photographed at both ends
Four angles minimum, before it leaves and when it comes back, shown side by side. Arguments about a scratch end quickly when the pickup shot is right there.
A code, not a handshake
The renter reads you six characters and you type them in. That is the moment the tool is released and the money moves — not before.
Both sides get reviewed
Renters have a rating too. You can see how someone treated the last person's tool before you hand them yours.
Need something this weekend?
You do not need an account to look. The wall only goes up when you want to book.