The shop's price is the whole price
You pay the shop, the way that shop takes payment. Shops pay Rodaku a flat monthly fee, so there is no commission riding on your rental and no booking fee waiting at checkout.
Scooter rental · Bali
Rodaku is a platform where travelers book scooters directly with local shops in Bali — no middleman and no commission on rentals.
Every bike here belongs to a shop in Bali, listed with that shop's own photos, its own rate and its own WhatsApp number. You send the request, the shop answers it, and you settle up with the shop.
How it works
A shop's page carries its own fleet: the model, the colour, the gearbox, the condition it is in, and what that shop charges by the day, the week and the month.
The request goes to that shop and the shop answers it. Nobody sits in the middle of the conversation, and nothing is added to the price for making the introduction.
A listing is tied to one licence plate. The scooter you looked at is the scooter waiting at the counter, and the rate you saw is the rate you pay.
Why book direct
Renting a scooter in Bali usually runs on trust and a handshake. These six are written into how the product works, so you can check whether we kept them.
You pay the shop, the way that shop takes payment. Shops pay Rodaku a flat monthly fee, so there is no commission riding on your rental and no booking fee waiting at checkout.
Every listing is locked to a single plate. If the photos show a red Scoopy with a scuffed left fairing, that is the bike you collect. A shop cannot list one scooter and hand over another.
A shop that declares it retains a passport or KTP as security cannot publish a listing here at all. The check runs before a bike goes live, so it does not depend on anyone remembering the rule.
If a shop asks for a deposit, the amount and the form it takes are written on the shop's page while you are still deciding. Rodaku never holds a deposit and never adds one of its own.
If a shop photographs your ID at pickup, the file deletes itself three full days after the rental ends. The date that will happen is shown in the app rather than promised in a policy.
Rodaku stores and processes its data inside Indonesia, ID photos included. Nothing about your rental leaves the country to be handled somewhere else.
Both sides
See the bike, the rate and the shop before you commit to anything, then talk to the shop yourself. What you agree with the shop is the whole arrangement.
A real website for your shop, findable on Google and by AI assistants, with a booking inbox attached. One monthly fee, and none of your rental income.
Answers
Rodaku lists rental shops in Bali and the scooters they own. You pick a bike, send a booking request to that shop, and the shop confirms it and hands over the exact plated bike you reserved. You deal with the shop and you pay the shop. Rodaku is never a party to the rental itself.
No. Rodaku takes no commission on a rental and charges travellers no booking fee. Shops pay a flat monthly subscription instead, which is why the rate written on a shop's page is that shop's own rate, with nothing added on top of it.
Not on Rodaku. A shop that declares it retains a passport or KTP as security cannot publish a listing here, because the check runs before a bike can go live. Any deposit a shop does ask for is money or a card hold, and it is shown on the shop's page before you reserve.
If a shop photographs your ID at pickup, Rodaku keeps that file inside Indonesia and deletes it three full days after the rental ends. The scheduled deletion date is visible in the app, so a record meant to be temporary actually is.
Rodaku gives your shop a hosted website carrying your fleet, your rates and a booking inbox, built to be found on Google and by AI assistants. You pay a flat monthly subscription and keep every rupiah a renter pays you.
Rodaku · Bali
The shop owns the bike, sets the rate and keeps the money. Rodaku builds the page it is listed on and gets paid by the shop, once a month, whether you rent or not.