How to Use the Rental Block on UniLink

The Rental Block is a UniLink block that showcases rental listings on your link-in-bio page, making it simple for visitors to browse and inquire about properties, gear, or equipment available for rent.

What is the Rental Block?

The Rental Block is built for anyone who rents out physical assets — vacation homes, studio spaces, camera gear, vehicles, clothing, or event equipment. Instead of directing followers to a cluttered listing site, the Rental Block presents your offerings in a clean, visual format directly on your UniLink page. Visitors can see photos, pricing, availability details, and a contact or booking link all in one place, making the rental discovery process faster and more professional.

How to Add the Rental Block

1. Log in to your UniLink Dashboard
2. Open your page editor
3. Click Add Block (+)
4. Select Rental

Configuration Options

• Listing Title — Name your rental item or property clearly, such as "Downtown Studio Apartment" or "Sony A7IV Camera Kit."
• Photos — Upload one or more images of the rental to give visitors a realistic preview before they inquire.
• Price per Period — Display the rate (per night, per day, per week) so visitors can budget before reaching out.
• Description — Describe what is included, the condition of the item, and any terms or requirements renters should know upfront.
• Availability or Calendar Link — Link to a booking calendar or availability schedule so visitors can check open dates without contacting you first.
• Contact or Book Button — Add a call-to-action button with customizable text like "Check Availability" or "Request Booking."

Best Practices

• Use high-quality photos — rentals with clear, well-lit images receive significantly more inquiries than listings with blurry or low-resolution pictures.
• State your pricing, minimum rental period, and any deposit requirements upfront to reduce back-and-forth messages from unqualified leads.
• Update your Rental Block whenever availability changes to avoid disappointing interested visitors with outdated information.

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