No car? Rent one and drive rideshare & delivery in Houston this week.

One simple rate: $45 per day, with unlimited miles. The minimum rental is 2 weeks (14 days = $630). After that, keep renting as long as you like at the same daily rate. You'll also put down a $300 refundable security deposit, returned after you finish renting and the car comes back in good condition.

Our cars are built for drivers who are working, not weekend trips. A 2-week minimum lets us keep the rate low and the cars maintained and ready for you. After your first 2 weeks, you can keep going as long as you need.

Everything is cashless and paid securely by card. Before pickup, you'll pay your first week ($315 — 7 days at $45) plus the $300 deposit. After that, you're billed weekly, every Monday, in advance. We don't accept cash, Venmo, Cash App, or Zelle.

Yes. Drive as much as you need — there are no mileage caps and no per-mile fees. This is one of the biggest differences between us and most rideshare rentals.

You'll need to be at least 21 years old, hold a valid U.S. driver's license, have (or be signing up for) an active rideshare or delivery driver account, and carry your own auto insurance that meets our requirements (see the next question). Don't have that policy yet? We'll point you to providers who offer it. We run a quick review — no credit check required.

Your own insurance is required to rent — no exceptions, and we don't offer a damage waiver. Your policy must include:

• Liability coverage with a rideshare/delivery endorsement, so you're covered while working on the apps.
• Collision & comprehensive that extends to a rented vehicle used for rideshare/delivery — this is what pays for damage to our car. Not every personal policy does this, so ask your insurer to confirm in writing.

While you're working, the apps add some coverage — Uber carries commercial auto coverage from the moment you're available through drop-off; DoorDash and Amazon Flex provide liability during active deliveries; some apps (like Instacart) provide none. That gap is why your own policy is required.

We'll verify your policy before pickup, and it must stay active for your entire rental. Need a policy? We'll refer you to providers — we don't sell insurance ourselves.

You're responsible for damage to the car during your rental, as set out in the rental agreement. Your insurance should cover it — you're responsible for your deductible and anything your policy doesn't pay. Your $300 deposit may be applied to unpaid damage or charges. We photograph the car's condition at pickup and return, so everything is clear and fair.

Yes. The car is yours to use during your rental — rideshare, delivery, and everyday personal driving are all fine within the rental terms.

You'll register the car's plate to your own EZ TAG account or use your own transponder, so tolls bill directly to you. If a toll bill ever reaches us instead, a $25 admin fee per bill applies on top of the toll.

A fleet of reliable, fuel-efficient cars: a 2015 Honda Accord, 2015 Toyota Camry, 2014 Honda Civic, 2013 Honda Civic, and a 2014 Scion xB (great for deliveries). Availability changes weekly, so apply to see what's ready now. Each app has its own vehicle rules, and we'll confirm your car fits the apps you drive.