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Dealership Cars Now Rent-to-Own Monthly
1 Oct
Summary
- New platform offers month-to-month used car rentals from dealerships.
- Rent-to-own option available, turning renters into potential buyers.
- Startup selected for 2026 TechCrunch Disrupt Startup Battlefield 200.
MyMonthlyCar, a startup registered in Delaware and based in Florida, is poised to transform the used car market with its innovative month-to-month rental model. The platform connects individuals needing temporary vehicle access with local dealerships' inventories, addressing the common issue of depreciating car assets.
Co-founded by Ukrainian natives Igor Dobrianskyi, Kostiantyn Gitko, and Vadym Zotov, the company allows dealerships to offer a rent-to-own feature, expanding customer reach beyond short-term rentals. MyMonthlyCar is set to exhibit at the 2026 TechCrunch Disrupt in San Francisco this October.
The business model involves MyMonthlyCar charging both dealerships and customers a 10% fee per transaction. This approach stems from founder Dobrianskyi's prior experience in the car rental and peer-to-peer marketplace sectors in Europe.
Currently testing with seven dealerships and finalizing its insurance program, MyMonthlyCar projects significant growth. The company aims for 100 dealerships and $300,000 in revenue in its first year, with a five-year revenue goal of $42 million. The startup is bootstrapped and plans a seed funding round to enhance its platform, including an AI tool for dealers.
