Flecto is the rental platform that makes businesses thrive in the circular economy. A flexible rental software for all types of businesses.
Screenshot of the flecto.io homepage.
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About Flecto
Home page hero
The page is built from rounded rectangles in two greens that lock together like puzzle pieces. A deep forest green slab fills the hero, with notches in its edges where white cut-outs hold a logo and two links at the top left, a centered headline, "Unlock your rental business," and, at the right, a language selector, a pale mint book-a-demo pill and a bright mint log-in pill. A muted line below the headline promises the easiest way to reach new customers and a greener future. The hero illustration is a staircase-shaped pipe of mint blocks that runs from a box labelled "your company" to three mock cards: a web store listing of a camera rental at a daily price with a rent button, a physical store listing with a thumbnail and a chat message from a customer asking to rent two cameras. Under the slab, a line says every booking is safe and insured, with a three-step progress label at the right and a row of green press logos.
Link and customer flow
A small outlined pill saying for your business leads into the headline "The Flecto Link," with the product name in mint and a link icon, over a large two-line statement about everything needed to start renting today. A tab pair (bookings, inventory) sits above a phone mock on a pale mint plate showing a payment summary with an amount and a pay-in-store card, connected by notched pipes to three toggle cards: online payments, pay in store and ID verification. A second, brighter mint cross-shaped panel for your customer shows a dark phone with a payment-done check and four dotted steps (notification, face verification, payment, success), with a round avatar labelled with a name tag in amber above it. Five dark blocks in a staggered stack (no-code, any payment method, custom options, payment links, face scan) hang below it.
Mission and platform
A full-bleed aerial photo of green terraced fields sits under dark green cut-out cards. The big one carries a white headline about reimagining ownership for a sustainable future and a paragraph on renting meaning less products, and three smaller cards carry large white numerals for kilograms of carbon saved or emitted and tons saved. A mint headline, "Built for humans. Designed for you.," with a mint early-access pill introduces two stacked rounded cards, a bright one for managing bookings with a table of customers, items, status chips (ongoing, cancelled, complete, reserved), payment status and dates, and a paler one for inventory with a new-item form.
Insurance, channels and logos
A dark green band with a rounded notch asks visitors to rethink how safe renting can be, with a mint book-a-demo button and a small availability note listing a few countries. On cream, a heading about multiple channels leads into a bento of cards: a marketplace card with a mint header, a button and a map screenshot, a placeholder card with an amber coming-soon label, and smaller tiles with a purple sales chart, an amber shield with the word safe, a mint easy tile with a pinch icon and tiles for leads and search. The capture ends with a dark band, "This is the new generation of rental businesses," above a grid of tall rounded photos of cameras, a laptop shop, a bicycle in front of a mural, a home studio and filming crews.
How the page reads
The page is a modular poster. Interlocking green blocks, notched corners and pipe-like connectors turn the idea of linking channels and payments into the layout itself, and the photos at the end bring in the people who rent.
Based on a single full-page screenshot of flecto.io from 2022 (the sample bookings are dated March 2022) that ends at the photo grid, the only capture available for this entry; the footer is not described. Statistics, availability, insurance and product claims are the company's own as shown on the capture date and may have changed. Check the live site for current details.
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