Arizona-based RVnGO, the free, peer-to-peer online RV rental marketplace, has been recognized by the Arizona Commerce Authority in the Arizona Innovative Challenge, beating out more than 400 entrants to win the finalist prize and grant, the company said.
“The word is getting out. We have increased our organic traffic by 50 (times) from pre-COVID levels and continue to see exponential growth in traffic to our website – 500 percent since September 2020 alone – and we have no reason to believe it is slowing down,” said Richard Saling, chief marketing officer.
RVnGO claims to be the fastest-growing, free peer to peer online RV Rental Marketplace – “unlike other platforms that take 30 percent,” it said – and it purports to accommodate its hosts and guests with industry-leading RV rental insurance.
“We have the lowest prices because hosts don’t have to mark up prices to cover transaction fees, nor do we charge transaction fees to guests, letting us bring more people together RVing,” it said in a statement.
“Our rapid growth and being awarded the finalist prize in the Arizona Innovation Challenge validates what we’re trying to do, bringing people closer together with a free peer-to-peer platform for RV rentals,” said Paul Kacir, founder and CEO. “We don’t charge transaction fees to the guest nor host. For hosts renting out their RVs, if you’re going to be found on Google, you might as well also be found on RVnGO for free.”
