Does WPRentals handle multi-location or multi-branch businesses (e.g., several bike rental shops in different areas) better or worse than alternative solutions?
WPRentals handles multi-location or multi-branch rental businesses better than many other WordPress booking setups because it keeps every branch clearly separated but still inside one site. The theme focuses on rentals, so each shop, base, or depot gets its own items, calendars, and rules while sharing the same brand. For setups with several bike shops, […]
Does WPRentals expose webhooks or an events API we can use to trigger external workflows (e.g., in Zapier, Make, or custom middleware) when a booking is created, modified, or canceled?
WPRentals doesn’t include built-in outbound webhooks or a separate events API. But it does support automation through its REST API and WordPress hooks. You can reach bookings and listings over HTTP with GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE and let outside tools poll for changes. For near real-time behavior, you combine booking hooks with custom code […]
Does WPRentals allow us to fully replace or bypass the default checkout with a custom Stripe or PayPal flow (e.g., Stripe Checkout, Payment Intents, or local payment methods)?
WPRentals does let you bypass its default checkout if you need a custom Stripe or PayPal flow. But you do it through supported paths instead of removing the core booking logic. By default, the theme runs its own Stripe and PayPal checkout, and you can switch bookings to run through WooCommerce to use Stripe Checkout, […]