Founding hosts wanted
List Your Jet Ski on RideSetter
Turn your idle jet ski into income with flexible scheduling, secure payments, and host tools built for personal watercraft rentals.
Set your prices
Hourly, half-day, full-day — you decide.
Control your calendar
Block dates and approve every booking request.
Host tools built in
Digital waivers, secure payments, deposit tools, and more as we launch.
How Hosting Works
- Step 1
Create your listing
Tell renters about your jet ski, location, and pickup details.
- Step 2
Upload photos and details
High-quality photos and an honest spec list win more bookings.
- Step 3
Set your price and availability
Hourly, half-day, or full-day. Block dates anytime.
- Step 4
Review booking requests
You decide who rides — approve every request.
- Step 5
Meet the renter and complete pickup steps
Run through your safety walkthrough and the digital waiver.
- Step 6
Get paid after the ride
Payouts are processed through the platform after a clean return.
Host Earnings Calculator
Get a rough estimate of what your jet ski could gross on RideSetter. Adjust the numbers below.
Earnings vary by location, season, weather, demand, pricing, availability, and host acceptance rate. Estimates are not guaranteed.
Estimated weekly gross
$720
Estimated monthly gross
$2,880
Host Requirements
- Valid ownership or authorization to list the jet ski
- Safe and operable personal watercraft
- Current registration where required
- Life jackets available for every rider
- Clear pickup location or launch instructions
- Compliance with local boating laws
- Host agreement acceptance
Host FAQ
How do I get paid?
Renters pay through the platform. After a clean return, your payout is released to your connected account.
Can I approve renters before booking?
Yes. Hosts review every booking request before it is confirmed.
Who pays for fuel?
Fuel policy is set per listing. Most hosts include a starting tank and require the renter to return it at the same level.
What happens if there is damage?
RideSetter is building damage deposit tools so hosts can hold and release deposits through the platform. Final terms vary by booking and location.
Can I block unavailable dates?
Yes — host calendar controls let you block dates, set lead time, and limit overlapping bookings.
Do I need insurance?
Insurance and protection availability may vary by location, host, and booking type. Hosts are responsible for following local requirements.
What does RideSetter charge?
RideSetter charges a service fee on each booking. Final fee structure will be confirmed before bookings go live in your market.
Founding hosts
Become a Founding Host
RideSetter is onboarding early hosts in select markets. Apply now to get early placement as rentals launch.