Export what you have.
Bookings, items and customers from your current tool, as a CSV or spreadsheet.
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GoGo Engine vs
Quipli is built for heavy equipment. GoGo Engine runs mixed fleets.
Mixed fleets get one booking engine, one calendar across every location, and a public API with signed webhooks.
Where Quipli fits
Quipli is great for…
- Heavy equipment and general tool rental
- Deposits held for the full rental through Stripe
- QuickBooks Online sync
Where GoGo fits
GoGo Engine is great for…
- Mixed fleets: boats, powersports and RVs in one account
- Pricing by rental length, with seasonal rates and promo codes
- Teams that need a public API and signed webhooks
Side-by-side
The features that matter, scored.
| Feature | GoGo Engine | Quipli |
|---|---|---|
| Rental categories | Boats, powersports, RVs and equipment, in your own categories | Heavy equipment and tools |
| Public REST API | Yes | Not confirmed |
| Signed webhooks | Yes | Not confirmed |
| Deposit policy | Per item; renewal tried on long rentals | Held for the full rental |
| Customer portal in your brand | Yes | Yes |
| Accounting sync | Not available | QuickBooks Online |
Switching tools
Moving to GoGo Engine.
There is no self-serve import tool today, so setup happens in the dashboard. The playbook covers what to export and what to check.
Set it up in GoGo Engine.
Locations, items, rates and rules are created in the dashboard, with templates and duplicates. There is no self-serve import today.
The dashboardCheck the numbers.
Compare totals, tax and deposits on real bookings against your old tool before you go live.
Before go-liveGo live.
Point your site’s booking links at GoGo Engine and turn on your customer portal.
LiveThe playbook: what to export from your current tool, how setup works today, and what to check before you go live.
Common questions
Switching from Quipli, in detail.
Will we lose specialized features for our category?+
It depends on the workflow. GoGo Engine has a waiver per item, a printable daily pick list, and fuel, cleaning and late charges at return. It does not book kits as one item, track hours of use, run account billing or net-30 terms, or source sub-rentals. Check the workflows you rely on before you switch.
Do you support equipment-specific workflows?+
Not today. Kits that book as one item, sub-rentals, account billing, project codes and net-30 invoicing are not available.
How long is migration?+
It depends on your data. There is no self-serve import today: locations, items, rates and rules are set up in the dashboard.
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