Is RentingPal a WordPress plugin?
No. RentingPal gives you a script tag for your WordPress site. The script displays the booking widget for customers, while your team manages reservations, availability, contracts and invoices inside RentingPal instead of maintaining a plugin.
Do I need to rebuild my WordPress site?
No. RentingPal works as an embedded booking flow, so your current theme, pages and hosting can stay as they are.
How do I add RentingPal to WordPress?
Copy the generated script from your fleet's Widget Settings, add a Custom HTML block to the WordPress page where customers should book, and paste the complete script into that block. Preview the page before publishing.
Can I use RentingPal with Elementor?
Yes. Add Elementor's HTML widget to the booking section and paste the same generated RentingPal script into it. The widget renders where you place the HTML widget.
Why did WordPress remove the booking script after I saved it?
WordPress can remove script tags when your account or plan does not allow unfiltered HTML. WordPress.com requires a paid plan with hosting features activated. On self-hosted WordPress, ask an administrator or another user with permission to add the script.
Where does the widget render? Do I need a container div?
No container is required. The script renders the booking widget right where you place the tag, and it fills the full width of the surrounding element. For an edge-to-edge fit, drop it into a full-width section, ideally just under your hero.
Is the widget responsive?
Yes. It takes 100% of the available width and auto-adjusts its height to its content, so there are no inner scrollbars on desktop or mobile. The height updates automatically as the customer moves through the booking steps.
Can I match it to my brand?
Yes. The widget reads background, foreground, accent color and language from the script URL, so you can align it with your site and choose the language. Your fleet's Widget Settings generates the final tag with these values for you.
