- Price, excess and To start
- The weekly price comes first, in large type. The excess sits beside it. So does To start: the first week, the bond and any setup fee, added up. You set the price, the excess, the bond and the setup fee, and can change them at any time; To start is worked out from them, not typed in.
- Photos
- A listing only goes live with at least one real photo of the car — six to ten, taken on your phone, is the sweet spot. This example has none, which is why it shows the placeholder; a listing with no photos stays unpublished rather than showing drivers an empty frame.
- Bond, term and platforms
- Under the price, one line gives the bond, the minimum term and the kilometre allowance, and the next what the weekly price includes, four items at most. The line below it, “Listed for …”, names the apps you list the car for, rideshare and delivery apart. For a Victorian car, Uber and DiDi show only once you declare it CPV registered; outside VIC they are not shown yet. Anything you leave blank is left off. Every line is your statement, not something we checked.
- Managed with CarPay
- This badge is not on the card. It sits in the Listed by box on each of your listing pages and, if you have a store page, under your business name at the top of it. It says you manage your cars with CarPay, nothing more. It is not a rating or an endorsement of you or the car.