FleetPilot is the co-hosting platform for rental fleets. Connect every channel you rent on — Turo, Ride.auto, Direct Rental Software — into one-click owner statements and analytics on which cars make money after depreciation. Retire QuickBooks, or plug into the accountant you already use.
Every feature exists because a real fleet operator asked for it.
Owner statements were eating entire weekends and I had no real picture of which vehicles were profitable. FleetPilot changed everything. Now I have the automation and tools I need to grow.





One platform to co-host the cars, settle up with owners, and grow the fleet.
The Console is FleetPilot's working surface — every vehicle, every owner, every dollar. Vehicle-level P&L, utilization, and depreciation in one place.
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Every month FleetPilot reconciles bookings, expenses, reimbursements, and bank activity into a branded owner statement. Review it in one click, then send it directly to the owner's portal.
From your first vehicle to a 50-car fleet — your Turo operation on one system.
See how it works →Manage owners, generate statements, and show investors a clean set of books.
See how it works →Purpose-built for RV fleets — maintenance-heavy assets, seasonal revenue, owner payouts.
See how it works →QuickBooks is general-purpose accounting — it doesn't understand co-host splits, per-vehicle P&L, or platform CSVs, so you end up bolting on spreadsheets. Stessa is built for long-term real estate. Hurdlr is built for solo gig drivers. FleetPilot is purpose-built for peer-to-peer rental fleets: VIN-level tracking, configurable owner statements, MACRS depreciation, and a chart of accounts designed around how rental fleets actually earn and spend. Most operators delete their QuickBooks subscription within 60 days of going live — we deliver a complete double-entry ledger, reconciled bank feeds, and audit-ready balance sheets out of the box.
No — FleetPilot integrates with Wheelbase and HQ Rentals. Think of it as two halves of one stack: Wheelbase & HQ Rentals handle the booking side — the renter marketplace, insurance coverage, driver vetting, background checks, MVR pulls, and security deposits. They keep your renters safe, your bookings legal, and your listings discoverable. FleetPilot handles everything after the booking — the books, balance sheet, owner statements, tax automation, claims reconciliation, maintenance scheduling, toll & violation tracking, and a medium-term renter CRM for rideshare drivers and monthly rentals. Most serious operators run both. FleetPilot does not run a renter marketplace, sell insurance, run background checks, or verify driver identity — and we don't plan to. Those are services your booking platform already does well.
Absolutely — fleet managers are our core audience. You get configurable revenue splits per line item, branded owner statements with one-click email delivery, per-owner payout tracking through Stripe Connect, a white-labeled owner portal, and W-9 / 1099 automation. The bigger the owner pool, the more FleetPilot pays for itself.
FleetPilot replaces the manual work — chasing receipts, categorizing transactions, reconciling owner statements, preparing Schedule C. Your CPA still files; we make sure they get clean, categorized data with MACRS depreciation and Schedule C mappings already done. Operators who add FleetPilot typically reduce bookkeeper hours by 40–60%.
Yes — that's exactly what they're built for. FleetPilot generates a complete lender-ready financing packet on demand: per-vehicle and fleet-level P&L, balance sheet, cash flow, reconciled bank feeds, and Schedule C–aligned expense breakdowns. Operators use it to qualify for vehicle loans, lines of credit, and fleet expansion financing through banks, credit unions, and specialty lenders — without paying a CPA to assemble it from scratch.
Most operators are running their first per-vehicle P&L within an hour. Bring a Turo, Wheelbase, or HQ Rentals export and a bank or credit card statement — FleetPilot handles VIN matching, categorization, and chart-of-accounts mapping automatically. Every plan includes a guided 30-minute onboarding call with our team to import historical data, configure owner splits, and generate the first month of statements together.
We never sell or share your data, period. Your earnings, expenses, and fleet performance are never benchmarked against other operators, never shared with third parties, and never used to train AI models. Bank connections via Plaid use read-only access and bank-level encryption. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest.
Upload your bank or credit card CSV, or connect via Plaid for live sync. Vendor rules + AI read every transaction and map it to a 75-category rental-fleet chart of accounts — fuel, maintenance, tolls, platform fees, insurance, and more. You review what matters; the rest just lands. Works with Chase, AMEX, and most major banks.
FleetPilot is built for professional operators running 5–150+ vehicles. If you're running 1–3 cars as a side hustle without expansion plans, FleetPilot is overkill — Keeper Tax or a spreadsheet will serve you better. Once you're managing other people's vehicles or running a real fleet P&L, that's where we pay for ourselves many times over.
You own your data. On cancellation you can export everything — P&Ls, owner statements, expense ledgers, Schedule C summaries — as PDF and CSV. No lock-in, no exit fee, no held-hostage data. Cancel anytime from your account settings.
Each of your owners pays $10/vehicle/month for access to their Owner Portal — their private dashboard with analytics, monthly statements, tax documents, and payout history. The fee is applied only at the end of the monthly owner statement, and only for active vehicles — it's netted out of their payout by FleetPilot, so it never touches your card or your bank account. If you self-own your vehicles, there's no charge — owner billing only applies when you're paying out third-party owners. You, the operator, do not mark up or profit from this fee. The line item on every owner statement reads "FleetPilot Owner Portal — $10/vehicle" so owners know exactly what they're paying and why. If you want to cover the fee for a specific owner, there's a one-click absorption toggle per owner in your settings — it's your call, per person.
FleetPilot is currently onboarding a limited number of fleet operators. We work closely with each one through setup, statements, and tax-time — that's why access is intentional.